Spain

Cheapest Ways to Send Money to Spain: Wise, Revolut, Banks, MoneyGram, and Crypto Explained As an expat in Spain, one question comes up repeatedly in Facebook groups and forums: “What is the cheapest way to send money to Spain from the UK or USA?” This article is written specifically to answer that debate. While not strictly about real estate, it is extremely relevant for expats managing expenses,...

Moving to Spain After Brexit (2026): The Complete Guide for British Expats Since Brexit, British citizens must follow Spain’s immigration rules for stays longer than 90 days. Whether you want to retire, work remotely, study, or join family, this guide covers every visa and residency option in 2026 with practical steps, documentation, and tips. Overview of Spanish Visa & Residency...

🇳🇱 vs 🇪🇸 Nederland vs Spanje: Ultieme Gids 2026 voor Woonkosten en Levensonderhoud Steeds meer Nederlanders overwegen emigratie naar Spanje. Dit komt niet alleen door het mooie klimaat, maar ook omdat de totale kosten van leven vaak lager zijn en de levenskwaliteit hoger kan zijn. In deze gids vergelijken we Nederland en Spanje op alle belangrijke kostenposten: wonen, vervoer, zorg, energie,...

Thinking about moving to Spain in 2025? You’re not alone. Spain remains one of Europe’s most popular destinations for digital nomads, retirees, investors, families, and anyone dreaming of sunshine, stability, and a high-quality Mediterranean lifestyle. And no region attracts more expats than the Costa Blanca — one of the safest, warmest, and most affordable coasts in Europe. This guide covers...

If you’re planning an extended stay on the Costa Blanca with toddlers and young children, you’re choosing one of the most welcoming, child-friendly regions in all of Spain. Having a car means you can skip the crowded hotspots and discover the relaxed, authentic places that local families actually use. Here’s a hand-picked selection of lesser-known gems that are perfect for toddlers and young kids...

Spain’s property market is booming in 2025: house prices up 15.35 % year-on-year, rental yields 4–8 %, and foreign demand at record levels. With GDP growth beating most of Europe, mortgage rates at 2.5–3.75 %, and 750,000+ sales expected this year, investing in Costa Blanca real estate still offers strong capital growth, solid income, and an unmatched Mediterranean lifestyle.

Every year, thousands of families, retirees, remote workers and young professionals make the move to Spain’s eastern coast – and very few ever leave. There’s a reason the Costa Blanca consistently ranks among the most desirable places in Europe to live. It isn’t just the postcard scenery; it’s the way life actually feels here, day after day. A Climate That Changes How You Feel With more...