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Spain Expat is the leading independent information site specifically for expats moving to Spain or already living here. Below you’ll find all of our information articles listed according to category/topic for your convenience.

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Spain Expat is the leading independent information site specifically for expats moving to Spain or already living here. Above you’ll find all of our information articles listed according to category/topic for your convenience, as follows:

The same categories are listed above, and throughout the rest of the site so you can explore the articles of that category by going to, for example, moving, which will take you to the moving to Spain section with descriptions and links to: Moving to Spain: To Do List, Importing Pets: How to Bring Your Pet to Spain, Cheap Flights to Spain: Avoiding Problems, Moving to Spain: The Move, and Importing Cars: Bringing Your Car to Spain.

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If you have a question about any aspect of living in Spain feel free to venture to our Spain Expat Forums where, again, you’ll need to be registered and logged in to leave a question. We encourage free discussion, but please refrain from posting under the influence.

Thanks to cool new technology, we now offer expats a jobs in Spain section where you can find the latest jobs available through out the country. Recruiters and companies can post their jobs here, it’s almost free.

We’ll try to keep you informed about changes to the site as best as possible from the Site Notes (see top right) and our RSS feeds (see left under “syndicate”). Most of all, we hope you appreciate the information provided here, find the services advertised useful, and perhaps get a laugh from the latest Spanorama. Welcome to life in Spain!

Spain Expat Notes

08 02 2012

Change Is Good

What is it that excites you? Comfortable can be nice, sure, but at some point you need to stop dreaming, take the leap and then grow from the experience. Have you been itching to move to a new city? Open a business? Learn a new language? Or something else entirely?

Tell me, what are you going to do this year? 

If you’re considering making the move to Spain though, you’re in luck, as here at Spain Expat we’ve been busy adding and updating articles to help you do just that.

The article on EU Residency in Spain for EU Citizens and Their Family Members makes it a snap.

Young Americans and Canadians, however, might be interested in the North American Cultural Ambassador program, and the young (and young at heart) of any nationality in how Spain’s Student Visas work.

Otherwise an EU Blue Card might be just the thing if you’re a highly skilled professional.

Everyone should be familiar with the different Banks in Spain though. 

Whatever you do this year, don’t be afraid to make plans, or to put them into action either. Shouldn’t this be the year you took the bull by the horns?


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