Living in Spain is a privilege because it is a country with multiple places to discover. You can find beaches, mountains, cold or heat at the same time of the year and in relatively short distances. Therefore, it is a perfect country to travel and
Articles on Insurance in Spain (6)
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
According to statistics for the year 2023, 23% of the Spanish population suffers from bruxism. It may not seem a very high percentage to you, but if we take into account that in 2019 only 6% of Spaniards suffered from it, it becomes clear that this
Antenatal and postnatal healthcare are essential components of the long, but exciting journey for expectant mothers and their newborn babies. As an expat living in Spain, it's always important to have access to comprehensive healthcare coverage, but
When someone says X-ray, maybe like me, your first thought might be Superman and his supernatural ability of X-ray vision, but most people probably think of black and white skeleton photos of broken bones. In medical terms, there are numerous types
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
Did you know that the 7th of April is designated as “World Health Day” by the World Health Organisation (WHO)? This date has been observed since 1950 to raise awareness about overall health and well-being around the world – and I´m sure you would
The elderly population of Spain is growing at an increasing rate. According to Caixa Bank Research, as of 2019, one in every five Spaniards was aged 65 or over, and in 2050 this age group is expected to account for one in every three. If you’re part
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
So, you want to have a family. Family planning is much more than picking out a name and nesting – and sometimes, your dreams to have a family can be affected by infertility.
