.png?width=344&height=67&name=logo_caser%20(2).png "logo_caser (2)"){kind=logo}
.png?width=243&height=47&name=logo_caser%20(2).png "logo_caser (2)"){kind=logo}
Spring in Spain can be beautiful, but for many residents and expats it also means sneezing fits, itchy eyes and blocked sinuses. A pollen allergy happens when the immune system reacts to airborne pollen from trees, grasses or weeds. In Spain,
Articles on Living and Working in Spain
Being on sick leave in Spain can already feel like walking through paperwork fog with a compass that occasionally spins. Add an international trip into the mix and many expats start asking themselves the same question: can I go abroad while on sick
So, you’re pregnant – congrats! This transformative time encompasses so many feelings in a short time: joy, anticipation and, to a certain extent, stress. Many women face unknown physical and emotional demands during the nine months of pregnancy and
If you're self-employed in Spain and wondering whether the same retirement rules apply to you as they do to salaried employees, the short answer is mostly yes, but with some important differences. Retirement for self-employed people, and the pension
Driving in Spain comes with its own set of challenges, particularly if you are new to the country. Roads vary enormously, one moment you are navigating dense city traffic, the next you are driving through isolated rural roads where assistance may
If you live in Madrid you should know that the metro is one of its illustrious citizens. It is an essential part of the soul of this city and occupies an important place in the daily lives of the people of Madrid. Whether you want to go to work, or
Welcoming a dog into your home is an exciting addition to your family. Cuddles, walks and playtime become commonplace, and “Fido” begins to feel like another family member. And that's why his care is so important. In most cases, pet insurance with
When it comes to driving in Spain, many people have doubts about what paperwork they need to do to ensure they are legal and correctly registered. And, let´s be honest, when you are not a native born in a country, navigating some of these
Spain has become one of Europe’s best countries for cycling, but it also has strict rules that many expats and tourists do not expect. Cycling in Spain is safe and accessible, although cyclists must follow specific laws regarding helmets, lights,
Many businesses in Spain benefit from hiring international talent, especially when looking for specialised skills, multilingual profiles, or global experience. However, employing foreign workers also involves complying with specific legal and
