We check the lotes at the police stations in Alicante every day
Lotes NIE Alicante today: latest lote at each police station
Find the lote number on your fingerprinting receipt and compare it with the latest one published by your police station, whether in Alicante city, Elche, Benidorm or Torrevieja. If your number is equal to or lower, your TIE is ready; if it is higher, it has not arrived yet.
Your lote hasn’t come out yet? We’ll notify you by email when it’s ready.
Get an alert when your lote comes outHow often is the lote NIE updated in Alicante, and when will yours come out?
Each police station in Alicante has its own lote and its own pace:
- Alcoy: latest lote 025 (14/10/2026); publishes every ~11 days, one lote a week.
- Alicante Provincial: latest lote 312 (14/10/2026); publishes every ~7 days, about 9 lotes a week.
- Benidorm: latest lote 183 (07/10/2026); publishes every ~7 days, about 6 lotes a week.
- Dénia: latest lote 076 (07/10/2026); publishes every ~10 days, about 2 lotes a week.
- Elche: latest lote 284 (14/10/2026); publishes every ~2 days, about 5 lotes a week.
- Elda - Petrer: latest lote 069 (07/10/2026); publishes every ~7 days, about 3 lotes a week.
- Orihuela: latest lote 329 (13/10/2026); publishes every ~11 days, about 12 lotes a week.
- Torrevieja: latest lote 090 (13/10/2026); publishes every ~4 days, about 6 lotes a week.
These are rough estimates, not fixed dates: we calculate them from the publications of each police station recorded since 17/09/2026. Police stations publish when they receive new cards, so your lote may come out earlier or later.
The calculation uses the police station’s recent pace: treat it as a guide, not as the exact date your lote will come out.
Lotes NIE Alicante: latest lote at each police station
We gather the Lotes NIE Alicante from the 8 police stations in the province that publish lotes: Alicante city and the offices in Elche, Benidorm, Dénia, Torrevieja, Orihuela, Alcoy and Elda. Click your police station in the finder above to see its latest lote, date, address, phone number and opening hours.
Lotes NIE Alicante: how to tell if your TIE is ready
Checking the Lotes NIE Alicante takes less than a minute and saves you going to the police station too early:
- Find your lote number. It is on the “Lote” line of the receipt you are given at your fingerprinting appointment. It is not your NIE or your case file number.
- Choose your police station in the lotes NIE Alicante finder. It must be the same one where you had your fingerprints taken: Alicante, Elche, Benidorm, Torrevieja…
- Compare the two numbers. If yours is equal to or lower than the latest published lote, the card is already at the police station. If it is higher, check the lotes NIE Alicante again in a few days.
- Book a collection appointment. On the official appointment website (cita previa), choose the province of Alicante and the procedure “POLICÍA – RECOGIDA DE TARJETA DE IDENTIDAD DE EXTRANJERO (TIE)” (TIE card collection).
Can’t find the number on your receipt? In the lotes NIE guide we show you where the lote number is, with a sample receipt.
What to bring on collection day
- Original passport , valid. If you have renewed it, also bring the old one.
- Fingerprinting receipt, the same one that shows your lote number.
- Previous TIE, if it is a renewal.
- Collection appointment confirmation, if your office requires it.
- Police report for loss or theft, if you cannot hand in your previous card or have lost the receipt.
If you are still preparing your application, review the TIE documents required at each stage.
Police stations with published lotes NIE Alicante
In the lotes NIE Alicante, each police station has its own numbering, so the Elche lote is no use to you if you had your fingerprints taken in Benidorm. These are the 8 offices we track:
Alicante city
- Alicante police station
Rest of the province
- Alcoy
- Benidorm
- Dénia
- Elche
- Elda
- Orihuela
- Torrevieja
The address, phone number and opening hours of each office appear when you click its name in the lotes NIE Alicante finder. For regulations and general notices, see the National Police immigration website.
Why the lotes NIE Alicante may seem stuck
Police stations in Alicante do not publish lotes every day: they update when they receive new cards, so it is normal to see the same number for several days in the lotes NIE Alicante. If you don’t want to keep checking, turn on the email alert and we will write to you when your lote comes out.