If you have decided to move to Spain BIENVENIDO. For the thousands of people who move to Spain each
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Are you thinking about moving to Madrid? "Number one advice...learn Spanish. This is one of the few places in Europe where no one speaks English," said one expat who moved to Madrid, Spain
Article from ExpatExchange.com
Expat Exchange: Expats in Spain share their experiences moving to Spain. From what to bring to learning Spanish, culture shock to finding a flat.
Some very useful tips here from My Little World of Travelling when moving overseas https://mylittleworldoftravelling.com/tips-for-expats/
If you're wondering what things you should know before moving, one of the best tips for expats is to be prepared for a new identity.
10 questions to answer before you decide what part of Spain to move to from Spanish Property Insight
Buying a property is a big decision. It pulls on your emotional strings, and tugs tight at your wallet. And even more so in a foreign country. So, before
IMPORTANT NEWS UPDATE - If you have a valid UK driving licence and are now resident in Spain, the UK Government have just announced that from 1 May 2022:-
- If you were living in Spain before 1 January 2021, your valid UK driving licence will no longer be valid for driving in Spain.
- If you moved to Spain after 1 January 2021, your valid UK licence will be recognised for 6 months from the date you obtained residence
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-in-spain?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=ea2c9f26-f129-4a3c-baab-68c7e3774d9f&utm_content=immediately -in-spain
Information for British citizens moving to or living in Spain, including guidance on residency, healthcare and passports.
Are you thinking about moving to San Pedro in Southern Spain? Click Spain Tours give you the inside information (and show a beautiful blue Andalucian sky too!)
https://youtu.be/M-DdsMWun7g?t=79
Hi there!! We're here with a short guided Tour of the charming San Pedro Alcántara, in Marbella, southern SPAIN. Sorry it's been a while since we last posted...
Have you just made the move to Spain and wondering when it's the cheapest time to use electricity? Health Plan Spain reveal all...
It’s no secret that the price of electricity is at an all-time high with consumers concerned about the ever-increasing costs of running household appliances.
In reading for your move to Spain - where is the best place to shop? Research from OCU shows the shops we like best
The consumers organisation has asked more than 5,600 people about their level of satisfaction with the stores where they shop in person or online
Are you getting ready for your move to Spain? Here are suggestions of 5 things to pack from Expat Network
Whatever your reason for becoming an expat, it pays to be prepared. Before you set off, here are five things to pack when moving abroad.
Are you looking for schools in Spain? El Confidencial have created a list from Micole of the 100 best schools in Spain https://www-elconfidencial-com.translate.goog/alma-corazon-vida/educacion/2022-02-16/estos-son-100-mejores-colegios-espana-2022_3375113/?fbclid=IwAR0UybdRiOCKKFjXphDWA99OR_30YbRF1a_OOpcdBltH1c1I0NtpOGuvdo4&_x_tr_sl=es&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
La plataforma ha publicado su lista con los 100 centros educativos más demandados en nuestro país este año, algo que puede darte muchas pistas para elegir el mejor para tus hijos
In 2021, 565,523 homes were sold in Spain, which is 34.6% more than in 2020. The number of transactions in the Spanish housing market has not been this high since 2007. The aftermath of the pandemic led to this growth.
Read more in this update from InSpain.news
https://inspain.news/pandemic-fuels-euphoria-on-spanish-housing-market/
The Spanish housing market has not seen such a growth in sales transactions since the property bubble in 2007.
Useful tips from Expats in Spain about working online in this month's edition of their free magazine https://online.fliphtml5.com/bzbgj/iqys/ =8
Expats in Spain Magazine February 2022
ExpatExchange.com talked to local 'expats' in Spain about their move. Read tips from the article below
Expat Exchange: Expats in Spain share their experiences moving to Spain. From what to bring to learning Spanish, culture shock to finding a flat.
Download your free guide to Living in Spain created by Expat Network and start planning!
So you are moving to Spain – make the transition work better with this free-to-download, full-colour guide. Your Guide To Living In Spain provides you with guidance on the issues you will need to address as you plan your move, whether that is to retire, buy a second property or simply enjoy a whol...
A useful guide from Kyero.com about getting Spanish Citizenship.
Spain has long been a favourite for expatriates around the world, especially among fellow Europeans from the UK looking for a bit of sun. If two weeks in Spain once a year no longer seems enough for you, then you may want to join the thousands of foreign nationals who have made Spain their new home. Let’s take a closer look at how to get Spanish citizenship.
A step by step guide on how to apply for Spanish citizenship after Brexit.
Spain is... different - The annual event, which started in 1994, allows shepherds to exercise their right to use traditional routes to herd their livestock from northern Spain to more southerly pastures for winter grazing.
The streets of Madrid were filled with sheep and the clanking of bells on Sunday as shepherds guided their flocks through the heart of the Spanish capital, following ancient seasonal herding routes.
Money Saver Spain share the inside information on cheapest supermarkets in Spain http://aweber.com/t/FDMgU
What is the padron and why should you be registered? What are the benefits? Find out more from Visit Andalucia https://visit-andalucia.com/one_post.php?id=848&title=should-i-be-on-the-padron&fbclid=IwAR1BoUmzWmuW_PvbAYnTzyhmfR82ccexWmn1IdB9QYf_TI3X_MWgDAXbK2I
Padrón is an abbreviation of empadrónamiento. It is a list held by individual municipalities of every resident in the municipality
REVEALED: Spain's Proposed Digital Nomad Visa with Alex Radford, My Lawyer in Spain
In conversation with Bloy-Dawson, Alex reveals the facts behind Spain's proposed Digital Nomad Visas. A national draft initiative set to offer tax and residency incentives nationwide to promote Spain to foreign start-ups and digital nomads.
This is not the same thing as the 30 or so Spanish rural villages who have joined forces to promote themselves to digital nomads via local incentives.
English solicitor & Spanish lawyer Alex Radford reveals the facts behind Spain's proposed Digital Nomad Visas. This is not the same thing as the 30 or so Spa...
Advice from our expert Insurance advisers SaveSavvi.com about private health insurance.
SaveSavvi.com offer a comparison insurance website for all your insurance needs in Spain.
https://affiliate.savesavvi.com/2021/09/expat-health-insurance/
Expat health insurance. If you're moving to a new country, health insurance can be confusing.
How to register your S1 form in Spain using the Instituto Nacional de la Seguridad Social (INSS) online portal. Advice for UK Nationals from Brits in Spain https://www.gov.uk/guidance/register-your-s1-form-in-spain-online?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_source=5cd016a7-72d0-4815-9479-39dcedf98f5f&utm_content=immediately
How to register your S1 form in Spain using the Instituto Nacional de la Seguridad Social (INSS) online portal.
What happens if you residencia is rejected? Advice from Age in Spain
What is an appeal? An appeal is a formal writing you can prepare and present to the Spanish administration in case you disagree with their resolution about your residency process. You will have 1 month to present the appeal to the office that issued the resolution of your residency process, counting...
Just out... new Expat.com guide to Spain filled with useful information https://www.expat.com/en/guide/europe/spain/
The Spain expat guide will help you to settle down in Spain. The guide is written by expatriates in Spain, for people who would like to move to Spain
Free guide just released by Age in Spain full of useful information about residency in Spain. Download your copy from the below link
Age in Spain has published a Routes to Residency guide for people who want to live in Spain (rather than spending regular time here, for example in a second home). The guide explains the key steps in the residency process and the different ways you can become legally resident under the provisions of...
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Where in Spain does a property gives a good rental return? Find out more from InSpain.news https://inspain.news/where-in-spain-does-buying-to-rent-give-good-return/
The average return in Spain is 6.7%, with peaks reaching almost 8% along the Spanish coast. Buy to rent remains popular in Spain.
Virgen del Carmen festival is celebrated all around the costal towns of Spain on 16th July. This year celebrations will be sadly different although you can watch what you would be missing in the video shared by InSpain.news
16 July is Día de la Virgen del Carmen, celebrated in coastal towns and villages. The effigy takes to the water in this popular celebration
How are foreign teleworkers taxed in Spain? The latest Tax Office consultation on a remote worker from the UK resolves the issue. Article from Spanish Property Insight - https://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/2021/04/29/taxation-foreign-teleworkers-telecommuters-working-remotely-from-spain/
Foreigners working remotely from Spain can be considered resident and liable for Spanish tax on all worldwide income finds a new ruling.
Top 1️⃣0️⃣ must have apps in Spain as complied by Expatica
❓Which would you include?
👉We love Duolingo for brushing up (or learning) the language
Make your new life in the Spanish sun even better with our guide to the top 10 must-have apps you should download in Spain.
Are you considering importing a 'foreign' car to Spain? SecretSerrania provide insights having recently imported a car themselves https://www.secretserrania.com/2021/06/importing-a-uk-vehicle-to-spain-and-re-registering-it-onto-spanish-number-plates/
Secret Serranía contributor Paul Whitelock has just completed the process of importing a UK vehicle to Spain and re-registering it onto Spanish number plates. He found it extremely straightforward.
The social security number (numero de seguridad social) in Spain is like the National Insurance number issued in the UK. You must have one to enable you to pay taxes or claim any benefits. There is no cost associated with obtaining this number. Unless, of course, you ask someone to organise it on your behalf.... more from InSpain.news
A social security number is issued to enable people living and working in Spain to pay taxes and have access to benefits via the system.
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