So, you’ve decided to start a family, but it’s proved to be a bit more difficult than you expected. Perhaps you are considering undergoing infertility treatments. These treatments carry an elevated cost of both energy and economic effort, which is
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No matter the season, allergies can hit at any time. In winter, you may experience the classic symptoms of sneezing and a runny nose. This could be due to the icy cold air, or it could be an indication of an underlying allergy. In spring, your eyes
Expat life can be a bit confusing sometimes, but, don't worry; Caser Expat Insurance is here to help you. Whether you are planning to move to Spain or are already here, there are a few things you need to know. Things like how to get your NIE or get
Retiring in Spain can be a wonderful step to take, but it requires a lot of prior planning, particularly in terms of finances. Of course, we need to think about the lifestyle we would like to lead, but what about the more pressing need for
In recent years there have been some changes in our relationship with our family doctor and our usual health centre. If going to the doctor's office used to be the first step, nowadays we are finding other alternatives. Especially after the covid-19
When I became pregnant with my first child in 2016, I thought I had a handle on the Spanish language and the whole babies-turn-your-life-upside-down way my life would change. I began reading books and forums in my native language on how to have a
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
It is reassuring to know that Spain’s national health service (Sistema Nacional de Salud or SNS) is rated among the best national health services in the world. Personally, I have always found the staff to be outstanding, thorough and extremely
Family planning and contraception in Spain has become buzzwords in the last few decades, particularly because couples are putting off having children, and new legislature allows non-traditional families to also consider fertility treatments in Spain.
For closet to four years, my body woke me up just before 2 o'clock like clockwork to nurse and settle a baby back to sleep. For the nine months before giving birth to my first child in Spain, I had prepared for those moments. The extreme exhaustion,
