When we change our place of residence, one of our first concerns is usually to find the doctor who will be our primary care physician from that moment on. Having someone we can trust to turn to in case we or someone in our family needs it becomes a
Articles on Living and Working in Spain (2)
No doubt about it, having a child can be one of life’s great disruptors. Everything changes from the birth of a child despite the happy and welcome addition to a family. But just as new parents are settling into their new role, there are also
Made the leap from employed to self-employed in the hopes of bagging some professional freedom? Then you’ve come to the right place for some much-needed tips for your business to thrive. While the entrepreneurial environment in Spain is dynamic,
While living abroad can be a unique and exciting experience, there are times when you may have an emergency abroad. This could be anything from a car accident, stolen passport, or medical issues. You should have a plan for each of these situations
If you live in Madrid you should know that the metro is one of its illustrious citizens. It is an essential part of the soul of this city and occupies an important place in the daily lives of the people of Madrid. Whether you want to go to work, or
Recycling in Spain is on the rise, and thankfully it has become much easier than in the past. The recycling system is more efficient and there are more and more recycling points throughout cities and towns in Spain. Worldwide, recent advances are
Life in Spain is wonderful and offers a host of benefits, but how does the cost of living in Spain compare to other countries in Europe and around the world? We take a look at the average price of rent, food, transport, and salaries in our blog post.
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.
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
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,
