Padrón registration
Madrid city hall publishes padrón registration and address-change requirements through the municipal sede. Check the current channel and appointment requirement on that page.
Register on the padrón in MadridMadrid · Comunidad de Madrid
Madrid is one of the Spanish cities Guiri tracks for foreign residents. Use this page to find local office links, appointment routes, and next-step notes for procedures in Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid.
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A TIE is the physical card, but many people first need to renew the residence authorisation behind it. Temporary-authorisation cases normally start with the exact Migraciones route and reach the Police card stage only after a favourable decision. Long-term national or long-term-EU residence can instead involve a card-only renewal. A lost, stolen, damaged, or changed card uses a separate duplicate route.
When your case reaches a Police card step near Madrid, use the province and exact procedure shown by the official appointment system and your confirmation. The city does not change the national legal sequence, so Guiri keeps the decision on one source-reviewed guide.
Choose the correct TIE routeUse the national TIE guide for residence-authorisation and card-stage decisions. Then use these local pages for the municipal or tax-office task that actually changes by city, such as padrón registration or an appointment with the issuing tax body in Madrid.
Madrid city hall publishes padrón registration and address-change requirements through the municipal sede. Check the current channel and appointment requirement on that page.
Register on the padrón in MadridChoose "Madrid" and the delegation closest to your domicilio fiscal. In-person citas are scarce — telefónica or electronic responses are faster for most requerimientos.
Book a cita previa with AEAT in MadridIf you are comparing paperwork rules across Spain, use the related city pages below to check how appointment routing changes by province and municipality.
Treat this page as a map of local starting points, not as a single universal checklist. Padrón usually belongs to the ayuntamiento, TIE fingerprints usually belong to Policía Nacional, and AEAT questions belong to the tax agency or the foral tax office in special-regime provinces. The office name matters because each route has different proof, timing, and receipts.
Start with the procedure that matches the document or errand in front of you. Then save the confirmation, receipt, file number, and any PDF from the official portal. If the next step depends on your exact address proof, TIE expiry, tax notice, family record, or rejected upload, move from the public city page into Ask Guiri with the real wording visible.