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In Spain, the price of the energy we need for our daily life changes depending on the company and the contracted rate. In this article, we’ll try to shed some electricity on the ins and outs of Spain's electricity prices and other factors today.
Articles on Living and Working in Spain (11)
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We all know the familiar saying that goes “a puppy isn’t just for Christmas; it’s for life”, but perhaps that could be tweaked with an extra disclaimer that reads “…and it’s damn hard work”. Yeah, there are countless cuddles and uncontrollable
If you live in Madrid, it’s basically understood that you’re a city-person. With 3 million people and growing, Madrid is not for the fainthearted; it is a booming metropolis with winding streets that are filled to the brim. Sometimes, even those who
There are many advantages to doing a term abroad in Spain: language immersion opportunities, safety and health care services, ample travel opportunities around Spain, Europe and Africa. According to the Times Higher Education, Spain was the most
Valencia is a dog friendly city and lots of people have dogs here. In this Guide to Valencia for dog lovers I will tell you all about where I take my dog and what is allowed and what not. Most people in Valencia city live in an apartment and do not
Spain is slowly clawing its way back from a crippling financial crisis and is experiencing surges in several sectors, encouraging entrepreneurs to set up shop in Iberia.
Lots of European countries have tax systems in place that calculate your annual taxes paid and automatically work out if you owe the authorities more or are due a tax rebate. Handy, right? Unfortunately this isn’t the case in the lovely country
I saw the storm coming. My friends in Madrid, the city I had just moved away from with my two young boys, bemoaned that classes had been cancelled in the region, leaving many of them with not just children to look after, but with children who needed
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Mother’s Day in Spain is a very important holiday in the eyes of Spaniards. El Día de la Madre as it’s called in Spanish, is celebrated on the first Sunday of May in Spain. It always falls at the beginning of the month of May, which is great because
Like most of us, I’m staying home these days. For me it has been quite a struggle and adjustment in the beginning as I worked mostly outdoors before March 15th. I’ll give you some organization tips for your home, that I wished I have had at the
