US EditionAid for Birth or Adoption in Madrid Can Already Be Requested This Tuesday, with Two Months From the Arrival of the Child
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Since this Tuesday, the City of Madrid pays its citizens for having children. For the first, the parents will receive 500 euros, 750 for the second and 1,000 for the third and subsequent. The measure, announced since October last year, is part of the birth plan that has been promoted by the Executive of José Luis Martínez-Almeida since October last year. This subsidy is compatible with the others previewed for the same objective by other adminis…
If you are from Madrid and have been a parent in the last four months or are waiting for a child you can already apply for the first direct help offered by the City Council of the capital. Whether your biological or adopted child, the first or the umpteenth of a large family, can receive an amount of up to 1,000 euros in your account, regardless of age or income. For now, the only requirement is that the child was born between June 1, 2025 and A…
From this 4th November, Madrid families who have had or adopted a child since 1st June 2025 can apply for the direct financial aid granted by the City of Madrid as set out in the Plan for the Promotion of Natality and Conciliation. The deadline for submitting applications is two months from the day following birth or adoption. In the case of those born between 1st June and 3rd November, the date on which the call has been officially published, t…
This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. The municipal birth or adoption aid announced in the Plan for the Promotion of Natality of the City of Madrid can be applied for from this Tuesday. The amounts range from 500 euros for the first child, 750 euros for the second and up to 1,000 euros for the third, with an initial budget of 17.3 million euros, expandable according to the demand. Minors born or adopted between 1 Jun…
TMDHTM20240527_0010 Madrid families can apply from this Tuesday, November 4, for financial aid by birth or adoption...
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