There’s no doubt that a large importance is placed on the family in Spain, and family planning has become a hot topic in the last few decades.
Articles on Living and Working in Spain (6)
So, …you’ve arrived in Spain and after enjoying the honeymoon period of settling into Spanish life with cañas and tapas, you now have to navigate the more boring administration tasks of getting your official documents in order. I´m sure you will
When you think about living in another country, one of the first things you think about is the language. Which language do I have to learn? And more importantly, which language do I need to understand? When we start learning a language, we worry a
For those who think that Halloween is just another commercial stunt or a recently invented holiday, think again. Although the name is different, Spain has been celebrating Todos los Santos (All Saints Day) for longer than you can ever imagine; so
Congratulations on your little bundle of joy! If you are an American citizen who would like to get an American passport for your baby born in Spain, this article is for you. Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to transfer your United
Hello! My name is Cinthia and I’m part of the Typical Non Spanish team. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Since I am the only child of a Spanish father, I am also a Spanish national, so Spain has always been part of my life, even though I was
Barcelona is such an amazing city to live in and not only for adults. Do you live in Barcelona or are you planning on visiting Barcelona with kids? Here are the 6 best things to do in Barcelona with kids.
The Spain free healthcare system is one of the best in the world. As an American, I’m always astounded when I can walk into my health center or attend an appointment without them asking for my insurance or requiring any payments or deductibles.
Can you imagine living in a cosmopolitan city with a good climate and excellent gastronomy? Imagine, moreover, that this city is a cultural centre that has a beach and is linked to the rest of Europe by land, sea and air. Oh, and one more thing: it
When you moved to Spain one of the most essential things you had to do was to navigate through the process of getting your NIE, but what do you have to do to make sure you keep up to date?
