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
Emily Woerfel
Are you planning a road trip to the captivating landscapes of Spain, or perhaps you've already found yourself amidst the rich cultural tapestry of this Iberian nation? Whether you're a tourist enjoying a holiday or a resident embracing the Spanish
Spain, which is a country known for its public health system and social welfare protections for its residents, has also recently taken a significant step forward in ensuring the welfare and protection of its animal residents. In recent years, there
Moving to a new country as an expatriate comes with its fair share of challenges and adjustments. One of the essential aspects to consider when relocating to Spain is securing the right insurance coverage. Whether you're a newly arrived expat or a
Spain, known for its vibrant culture, picturesque landscapes, and welcoming atmosphere, is a popular destination for both tourists and expatriates. As someone who has been here for nearly half her life, I know as well as anyone the strong draw that
As an expat in Spain, there are many important decisions and processes you’ll need to go through, everything from figuring out how to get a TIE, to getting married in Spain, and perhaps even what to know as a foreigner giving birth in Spain. But one
Whether you are a seasoned expat, or just recently arrived, giving birth in Spain can be a beautiful, albeit overwhelming experience in so many ways. There are so many items to keep track of pre-birth–everything from what feels like hundreds of
Many foreigners who move to Spain or choose to spend much of their time in the country often remark on how amazing the Spain public healthcare system is in general. It is especially incredible to people from the United States who are not used to any
Moving to Spain from another country brings a lot of excitement–a new language, culture, better work-life balance, amazing weather, and a thriving gastronomic scene. But it also brings many not so exciting things like applying for your residence
As a fervid animal lover my entire life, I have never been without a furry friend in the house, even after moving to Spain. Growing up, there was always a big black lab sniffing around, and as soon as I had some say in the matter, there was at least
