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Obtaining Spanish residency is a significant step for those wishing to live and work in Spain. The Spanish Residency Card, also known as the Tarjeta de Residencia, is a crucial document that allows individuals to legally reside in the country. In
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The hunt begins! House hunting is an epic battle in many cities throughout Spain due to today’s competitive market. As a tourist hot-spot, more and more homes in Spain are being converted into tourist rentals, so long-term tenants have to go to war
Every year thousands of foreigners come to start a new life in Spain. There may be so many reasons a person might dream of getting a permanent residency in Spain, but do they qualify? Under which circumstances can one obtain permanent residency?
It’s exciting living abroad. It truly opens your eyes to how big the world is. In my opinion, there’s no better place for US expats than Spain. I have lived in Spain for 5+ years and, though somewhat different to life in the US, it is a great place
If you’ve just landed in Spain and plan on putting down roots here, we recommend opening a bank account. But before you do, we’d like to walk you through some of the ins and outs of banking in Spain. We’ll tell you what documents are required, fill
It always surprises me when I see Cadiz, Spain left out of popular tourism guides and “best of Spain” lists. Though it might not be as well known as bustling, beachside Barcelona, Cadiz rivals this popular expat destination in a lot of ways. If
The dreaded B word (Brexit) has raised a lot of questions for Brits living in Spain and the EU, not just in terms of practical things like travel visas and health insurance, but also in terms of bigger life decisions such as Spanish and British dual
The Spanish immigration law provides for different visas and residence permits. Each of them adapted to different situations for those adventurers who want to start living in Spain. And since 2014, a new regulation has been created: the
It is well known that the cost of living in Spain is lower than many other countries in Europe, especially when you compare the cost of everyday things such as getting around by public transport, buying groceries and of course, wining and dining.
Think of Spain, and you’ll come up with the same image every time: sandy beaches, sunny days with a sangria in hand, paella and toros and flamenco. While these images are not foreign in Spain’s southernmost region, it is also one of its most varied
