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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
Articles on Moving to Spain (3)
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
So, after joining the European Union on 1 January 1973, the UK spent 27 years being a key player in the European community, but on 1 January 2021 it made its official exit and waved goodbye to its inclusion in the EU. There has undoubtedly been lots
As any traveller will know, visas are one of the areas that is often perceived as most daunting or confusing as each country has their own systems, rules and application requirements, which differ depending on your nationality, your time-frame and
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.
If you’re looking to start your expat life in Spain, whether it be for business or personal reasons, there are a number of things you may want to make yourself aware of before making the big move. Therefore, we wanted to walk you through the key
Moving to Spain is a truly rewarding adventure full of surprises. But as is always the case when moving, inevitably there are tasks involved that we’d rather avoid and all the more so when we move from one country to another. If you’re uprooting
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
I moved to Spain in 2008. There are two common reasons why people live abroad. One of them is when they fell in love with someone of that country and the other one is because they move there for their work. For me it was neither one of those two. I
