International Removals to and from Mollet del Vallès
Mollet del Vallès removals are booked as a parking reservation of up to two days, charged per square metre per day, with six working days’ notice.
A few short questions. Nothing is sent until you check and confirm.
Why is a move in Mollet del Vallès billed by the square metre?
Mollet del Vallès has no permit written only for removals. Its procedure is “Reserva d’estacionament puntual”, a one-off parking reservation, and the council’s page (opens in a new window) names a move as the first use: reserving road space for a short period, with a stated maximum of two days, “per fer una mudança”.
The charge follows the area held and the days held, so the length and width of the space you ask for decide the bill.
What are the 2,75 and 3,79 euro rates in the 2026 tariff?
The council’s ordinance 2.10 for 2026 was approved definitively on 18 July 2026. Its second heading is “Altres ocupacions de l’espai públic i reserves d’estacionament no incloses a altres epígrafs”, other uses of public space and parking reservations not covered elsewhere, and it has two lines. On pavements and free public spaces the rate is 2,75 euros per square metre per day. On carriageways, where the use does not cut traffic, it is 3,79 euros per square metre per day. The labels and amounts sit side by side in the text, so the pairing is read directly rather than inferred.
As arithmetic only, not a council example: 20 square metres of carriageway for two days comes to 20 × 2 × 3,79 = 151,60 euros. The 2025 edition (opens in a new window) printed 2,68 and 3,70 for the same two lines, so the amounts moved this year.
Does the moves page actually point to that tariff?
Only in part. The procedure page says the fee follows the tariff of ordinance 2.10, the charge for occupation and special use of public land, and it does not name a line within it. We have therefore not been told by the council that a move is billed under the “other occupations and parking reservations” heading.
The reading is still a reasonable one. The other headings in the table cover building works, street cuts, disabled-access bays and an annual set-down charge, and none of them is a short parking reservation. Ask the Oficina d’Atenció Ciutadana which line your reservation falls under before you rely on the figure.
Six working days, two days at most
The request must go in at least six working days ahead. The procedure page gives the reason: the council needs time to install the signs and to draw up a record of the vehicles parked there, together with the municipal police. The ordinance repeats the six working days for these tariffs, so the notice rests on two council documents.
On the day, if cars are still parked in the reserved space, the page tells you to ring the municipal police so they can remove them. The ordinance also adds 10 percent to the charge when an extension is requested after the first authorisation has ended, so ask for the second day at the start rather than on the first.
What if the lorry has to close the street?
Mollet’s tariff has a separate third heading, “Tall de carrer total o parcial”: up to two hours 74,14 euros, two to six hours 146,06 euros, six to 24 hours 219,08 euros. The moves page does not mention a cut, and the council does not say that a removal needing one is billed there, so treat these as the tariff to ask about if the street really has to close.
How does the council answer, and what goes in the request?
The request uses the council’s own reservation form and should show the exact place of the reservation, preferably on a site plan. It can be made in person at the citizen-service office, preferably by appointment, or online with a digital certificate or the idCat Mòbil.
The council has three months to decide, and if it has not replied by then the request is treated as refused, “no estimada”. Silence is therefore not permission, and a move should not be booked on the assumption that no answer means yes.
Next door in the series, the Cerdanyola del Vallès guide shows an hourly method, and the Mataró guide covers another council in the Barcelona belt. The Barcelona guide is the wider page, and the customs page for removals to Spain covers belongings crossing the border.
Questions about moving to or from Mollet del Vallès
How many days can a move reserve in Mollet del Vallès?
The council’s page gives a maximum of two days for a one-off parking reservation, naming a move as one of the uses.
What is the notice period?
At least six working days, according to both the council’s procedure page and the 2026 ordinance.
How is the fee worked out?
Per square metre per day: 2,75 euros on pavements and free public spaces and 3,79 euros on carriageways without a traffic cut, in the 2026 ordinance.
The council’s page names the ordinance but not the line, so confirm the line.
What happens if the council does not reply?
It has three months to decide.
After that, the request counts as refused, not granted.
Send us your Mollet del Vallès details
Tell us the Mollet del Vallès street, how many square metres of road or pavement the lorry would need, the floor and lift, and the dates you could move.
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