During a temporary stay, visitors can take their identity document and regional health card to the nearest health centre to obtain or reactivate an inclusion document.
Patients do not always have to pay for treatment travel: when Valencia reimburses the journey
Medical referral is essential and reimbursement is restricted to specified treatments, routes and transport; an escort, accommodation or meals may also qualify.
Spain’s non-contributory pension reaches €628.80 in 2026, but household income determines the award
The full award is €8,803.20 a year in fourteen payments; age, residence, disability and household resources determine eligibility and the final amount.
Advanced telecare in the Valencian Community: how to apply and what the law changes
Since 23 October, Spanish law has recognised telecare as an additional support at every level of assessed care needs. The Generalitat handles requests through the individual care plan.
How to renew a single-parent family certificate in the Valencian Community
What to do when your certificate expires, when renewal is automatic and how to prove your status while you wait.
Missing a DARDE renewal date can stop unemployment payments: renewing with LABORA
Renewal is due on the stated date and an internet failure does not remove the obligation; anyone who misses it should contact LABORA immediately.
Filling in a complaint form at a Valencian shop is not enough: it must be sent to Consumer Affairs
The business must provide the form where it is requested; the consumer keeps two copies and submits the white one with supporting evidence.
Valencia has only 189 new homes for sale as the average price reaches €4,575 per square metre
Supply has fallen 76% since 2019 and average rent has reached €1,776; the protected-housing recovery still depends on homes due for completion between 2027 and 2029.
Valencian disabled parking cards are issued by local councils and are not tied to one car
The permit is personal, can be used when its holder drives or is a passenger, and does not allow parking across driveways, crossings or emergency exits.
A court-appointed lawyer is not automatically free: claiming legal aid in the Valencian Community
Applications go to the legal guidance service for the relevant court, which considers income, assets and the applicant’s family unit.