A recommended website when studying Spanish!
Studyspanish.com at http://www.studyspanish.com/tutorial.htm.
It has clear explanations on grammar topics that I find helpful. At Centro Compultense para la Enseñanza del Español, the classes are taught all in Spanish from basic to advanced levels. So if there is doubt on certain grammar topics for any reason, this website is handy as it explains important grammar structures in English.
Links from the website:
Difference between "por" and "para"
-http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/porpara.htm
Difference between "ser" and "estar"
Part I: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/serest1.htm
Part II: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/serest2.htm
Part III: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/serest3.htm
Part IV: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/serest4.htm
Usage of subjunctive
Part I: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj1.htm
Part II: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj2.htm
Part III: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj3.htm
Part IV: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj4.htm
Part V: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj5.htm
Part VI: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj6.htm
Part VII: http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/subj7.htm
3/09/2012
3/04/2012
Tarjeta de Estudiante 6: Myths
Questions I had about Tarjeta de Estudiante:
Q. Is it possible to get a cita previa in a month since the arrival in Spain although you are supposed to?
I
was told by the Spanish embassy in my country that within a month I
needed to get a cita previa, but it resulted that I could not have it
within a month. I entered Spain in September, and my cita was in
December but I had no problem. I asked my classmates who are not Spanish
how they applied for Tarjeta de Estudiante, and they said that their
cita previa was was way after one month as well. Some say that as long
as you are applying for the cita (in the process of applying for it), or
have the cita date ready (whenever it is in the future) and can prove
it by a cita previa reservation (printed), you won't have any problems. I
don't have a clear answer here.
Q. Is there a website that explains about Tarjeta de Estudiante and NIE?
The government website has all the information but in Spanish, so it was my first obstacle. The Spanish government changes the system regarding the Extranjeria quite frequently (for example, phone reservation for cita previa was stopped in October of last year, they opened a new Extranjeria office this year), and it is also true that depending on the personnel you ask, you get a different answer...BE PATIENT!!!
Foreign residents or expats who have blogs may write articles in Englishabout their experience getting Tarjeta de Estudiante or the NIE so that may be helpful. (For example, http://www.spainexpat.com/. Keep in mind some information might be old and not updated). Casa de Estudiante is very helpful in getting the Tarjeta de Estudiante if you are a student at Compultense.
Note: In addition to Casa de Estudiante, for Erasmus students who study at Compultense, there is another office located in the building on the Avenida de Compultense right in front of the Botannical garden that help you solve problems related to your studying abroad program.
Q. Is it possible to get a cita previa in a month since the arrival in Spain although you are supposed to?
I
was told by the Spanish embassy in my country that within a month I
needed to get a cita previa, but it resulted that I could not have it
within a month. I entered Spain in September, and my cita was in
December but I had no problem. I asked my classmates who are not Spanish
how they applied for Tarjeta de Estudiante, and they said that their
cita previa was was way after one month as well. Some say that as long
as you are applying for the cita (in the process of applying for it), or
have the cita date ready (whenever it is in the future) and can prove
it by a cita previa reservation (printed), you won't have any problems. I
don't have a clear answer here.Q. Is there a website that explains about Tarjeta de Estudiante and NIE?
The government website has all the information but in Spanish, so it was my first obstacle. The Spanish government changes the system regarding the Extranjeria quite frequently (for example, phone reservation for cita previa was stopped in October of last year, they opened a new Extranjeria office this year), and it is also true that depending on the personnel you ask, you get a different answer...BE PATIENT!!!
Foreign residents or expats who have blogs may write articles in Englishabout their experience getting Tarjeta de Estudiante or the NIE so that may be helpful. (For example, http://www.spainexpat.com/. Keep in mind some information might be old and not updated). Casa de Estudiante is very helpful in getting the Tarjeta de Estudiante if you are a student at Compultense.
Note: In addition to Casa de Estudiante, for Erasmus students who study at Compultense, there is another office located in the building on the Avenida de Compultense right in front of the Botannical garden that help you solve problems related to your studying abroad program.
3/02/2012
Tarjeta de Estudiante 5: Cita Previa en la Extranjería in Aluche
Cita previa for
the Tarjeta de Estudiante:
Go to Brigada de
Extranjería y Documentación de Madrid (Metro Linea 5, Aluche)
When you arrive to Aluche station, find the Avenida
de los Poblados.There will be Carrefour, Plaza de Aluche, and a gasoline station on the Avenida de los Poblados. Facing the gasoline station, turn left and walk up the Avenida de los Poblados.
Walk up the street (it is a small slope) towards the big yellow building for about 5 minutes. The building will be on your left. You will pass a bus stop.
After the bus stop, you turn left and walk 1 minute more and you will find the entrance of the Extranjeria in Aluche. Enter through the security system and wait in line for the appointment.
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