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How to Get a Cita Previa Without Paying a Broker
Appointment slots at Spanish offices can be hard to find, and some people sell them illegally. Here’s how to book through official channels and what to do when nothing is available.
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How to Live in Spain
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Why appointments are hard to get
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Where to book officially
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Tips for finding a free slot
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How to spot appointment scams
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What to prepare before your appointment
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Book only through the official government portal
A free appointment should never cost you money
Check back regularly, as new slots are released
Have your documents ready before you book
Ask a gestoría or lawyer if you need help
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