Here are some practical tips to help you through the process: Planning and selection Before you start packing, make a thorough plan. Determine what items are really important and needed in your new home. Analyse each category of items (clothes, books, crockery) and decide which ones are most important to you. The…

Deciding where is better to move to – Madrid or Barcelona – depends on many factors, including your preferences, lifestyle and goals. Both Barcelona and Madrid are popular cities in Spain and offer many tourist attractions. Both cities are also welcoming to foreigners, but have slightly different characters. Moving to…

Life after moving to Barcelona can be an amazing experience that will give you an unforgettable experience. Barcelona is one of Europe’s most elegant and modern cities, a beautiful place to relax and live.  The people of Barcelona  The people of Barcelona have a strong sense of identity with the city and o…

Spain is one of the best growing countries in Europe, with many attractions to choose from and attractive real estate deals. The most popular cities to move to are Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Murcia and Marbella. Madrid and Barcelona are particularly popular for their rich nightlife, a…

1. Check the documentary requirements and keep up with them. In some cases, you may need a work permit before moving to Spain.  2. Arrange for the transportation of your belongings to Spain. To do this, you can use the services of moving companies, which usually offer good shipping terms abroad.  3. Find an apartmen…

1. Spain is one of the most picturesque places in Europe and offers both a diverse history and stunning views.  2. Spain is famous for its wide selection of cultures, as well as its warm and welcoming climate, which makes it an ideal place to live. 3. Living in Spain offers a wonderful, sunny climate and beautiful b…

To enter Spain, visitors must have a valid passport or identity card. Visitors are entitled to bring certain quantities of selected goods and merchandise into Spain with them for free. Among these are cigarettes, alcohol (with quantities up to the standards for free adult acquisitions), perfume, among others. The S…

Is it difficult to find a job in Spain? It depends on the location you choose, your level of Spanish and the industry you want to seek employment in. There are plenty of jobs available in Spain, so in general it should not be difficult to find a job. However, it is worth considering the level of competition in some indust…

Spanish is a Romance language belonging to the Iberian language group. It is spoken worldwide by more than 500 million people, 400 million of whom live in Latin America. It is an official language in 21 countries, including Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Cuba and Uruguay. Spanish is also an official…

Education in Spain is compulsory for all children between the ages of 6 and 16. The Spanish education system consists of three levels: primary education, secondary education and higher education. Primary education lasts four years and ends with an external exam that must be passed to obtain a school-leaving certificate…