Offices for integration and housing reports in Spain

Check whether you need to call, book or can walk in

Some offices are run by the regional government, others by the city’s immigration or social services team, and a few give advice before you file the formal request. Choose a city to see which report each office handles, how to reach it and what to prepare.

About this serviceBrowse offices by city
2 offices in Badalona

  • Badalona

    Ajuntament de Badalona — Departament de Migracions

    Plaça Assemblea de Catalunya, 9-12, 08911 Badalona

    Ask for an optional report on your integration efforts when you renew, by booked visit or electronically.

    Office website

    Bring the signed request, original current passport or cédula de inscripción and TIE (foreigner identity card), plus the first-reception certificate. If unavailable, ask about accepted language and civic-training evidence. Where an earlier integration report was used, the catalogue specifies A2 or higher language evidence or 90 hours of Catalan or Spanish training; confirm which alternative and certificates apply. Keep any renewal, appeal or authority-request papers needed to identify your case.

  • Badalona

    For residence permit holders

    Ajuntament de Badalona — Departament de Migracions

    Plaça Assemblea de Catalunya, 9-12, 08911 Badalona

    As a permit holder, book a visit or file electronically to get the report your family application needs.

    Office website

    Prepare the signed housing/occupant declaration, current passport or cédula de inscripción, cohabitation record and evidence of the right to occupy the home. The catalogue asks for a renewed valid TIE (foreigner identity card), with an exception when the child is already in Spain; confirm your circumstances. Bring the habitability certificate; its stated fallback is a land-register extract plus latest water and electricity receipts. Include relatives’ passport identity pages and only the payment evidence actually applicable after fee confirmation.

Related services

Other everyday services in Spain

Social assistance in Spain

Who to ask when money runs short, what a social worker can do and which centre covers your neighbourhood.

363 offices · 38 cities

Digital ID help in Spain

Which logins Spanish authorities accept, which steps need a visit, and where offices help you set up or recover yours.

225 offices · 40 cities

Proof of your registered address in Spain

Which kind of proof of registration you can get, who can ask for it and how to pick the office in your city.

125 offices · 40 cities

Signing up as a jobseeker in Spain

How registering with your regional employment service works, what to keep up afterwards and which office covers your home.

121 offices · 39 cities

Registering your new home in Spain

See why registering at your town hall matters, who should do it and what offices usually ask you to bring.

109 offices · 42 cities

Updating your address after a move in Spain

For anyone who has moved to a new home within Spain: how the update works, who signs and what proof of address offices tend to want.

108 offices · 41 cities
Browse services

Other countries

The same task in other countries

Moving on, or comparing before you decide? See how this works elsewhere.

Where to next

Reports for residence applications

Work out which report fits your application, whether your region or town hall issues it and which office to approach.

Immigration reports in Spain

Explore more

Jump straight to another part of the manual.