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Any foreigner in Spain knows that bureaucracy is one of the only major downsides to life here. (That and the average salary in Spain tend to be the biggest shocks!) Your first weeks, months, and quite honestly, years, in Spain are filled with
Articles on Living and Working in Spain (9)
Spain is the second most visited country in the world, with over 100 million international tourists being attracted to its beautiful beaches, rich culture and spectacular food every year since 2013, that is, until the pandemic hit. Thankfully, with
Sometimes, when you have to change your country of residence, you also decide to change your job. Depending on where you move to and your working circumstances, moving to another country can be a good time to try out a new profession. And if you
The commute to and from work for the best part of us, whether this involves a 10-minute bus ride or the guts of an hour on the metro, is greeted with the usual sights of last-minute make-up application, a few old-school newspaper readers and a sea
Even in my senior high school yearbook I knew that I wanted to see the world. My goal then was to be a travel photographer for National Geographic, and while that may not have panned out, seeing the world certainly did. I first came to Seville in
If you’ve just landed in Spain and would like to enrol your children in school, it’s worthwhile taking the time to research the different types of schools available in order to find the right one for your family. You’ve come to the right place as a
The word retirement is defined as “the period of one's life after ceasing to work”, or “withdrawal from one's occupation or active working life”. Most people dream of this moment and automatically think of reaching the age of 65, subconsciously
Blogs and blogs we have written about how to obtain your NIE as a foreigner in Spain. Now it is time to not talk about us, but about our most loved ones: our dogs and about the mandatory Spain pet ID that is being studied.
Living abroad can be overwhelming and scary at first, but it’s also a challenge that everyone should take on, at least once in their lives. Many expats agree that it’s one of the most rewarding things they’ve ever done, and very few experience any
Insurance is part of our lives, even more so if we are older or have a family to take care of. The most cautious will contract life insurance, others will only have their latest mobile phone insured. Many of us only take out travel insurance every
