The service is free and available at citizen offices or online with digital ID; evidence varies for owners, tenants and authorised residents.

Walk-in service runs from 9:00 to 11:00 with limited capacity; an individual registration certificate is also available instantly online.

Residents aged three and over may apply online, but even the virtual version requires an office visit to verify identity.

The standard pass costs €35 and the youth version €29.75; both run for 30 days from first use and have no local-residency requirement.

It can be downloaded using Cl@ve or a digital certificate; applicants without electronic identification may start online and prove identity later.

The buyer has one month to declare the transfer; the contract price is not always the only value used to calculate tax.

The landlord is responsible: one month’s rent for a home and two for other uses, through online form 816 or bank form 806.

Families without a prior connection must first attend an information session; offering to foster does not automatically open an assessment or sever the birth family relationship.

The council verifies reduced mobility and requests the regional number; the card belongs to the person rather than one specific vehicle.

The council opens the case, an assessment sets the level and an Individual Care Programme later determines the service or payment.