Banking in Spain works largely the same way it does in other countries, as the Spanish banking system is fully integrated with international financial markets. Spain is part of the eurozone and uses euros as currency. If you're looking into expat
Articles on Living and Working in Spain (9)
The metro in Barcelona consists of 12 lines and more than 160 stations, operated by two companies. The “Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB)” and “Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC)” companies share the network. To go by metro
Torrential rains are a frequent phenomenon and floods are the natural catastrophe that generates the most damage, both personal and material. The destruction caused by DANA in the southeast of the peninsula in August 2020, the floods in Menorca in
Madrid is the capital of Spain, and many people from around Spain and other countries move to Madrid for work, love, the lifestyle, and more! With more than 3 million people living in the city, and a metropolitan population of over 6 million,
In Spain, the price of the energy we need for our daily life changes depending on the company and the contracted rate. In this article, we’ll try to shed some electricity on the ins and outs of Spain's electricity prices and other factors today.
We all know the familiar saying that goes “a puppy isn’t just for Christmas; it’s for life”, but perhaps that could be tweaked with an extra disclaimer that reads “…and it’s damn hard work”. Yeah, there are countless cuddles and uncontrollable
If you live in Madrid, it’s basically understood that you’re a city-person. With 3 million people and growing, Madrid is not for the fainthearted; it is a booming metropolis with winding streets that are filled to the brim. Sometimes, even those who
There are many advantages to doing a term abroad in Spain: language immersion opportunities, safety and health care services, ample travel opportunities around Spain, Europe and Africa. According to the Times Higher Education, Spain was the most
Valencia is a dog friendly city and lots of people have dogs here. In this Guide to Valencia for dog lovers I will tell you all about where I take my dog and what is allowed and what not. Most people in Valencia city live in an apartment and do not
Spain is slowly clawing its way back from a crippling financial crisis and is experiencing surges in several sectors, encouraging entrepreneurs to set up shop in Iberia.
