If you have ever tried to apply for a Spanish visa or you live here and have tried to get financial aid, you will have probably heard of the term IPREM. But what exactly is it? Here's what you need to know about the IPREM and how it affects foreigners.
New rankings have put Spain in the top 10 countries in the world for foreigners to live in, maintaining its position head and shoulders above its European neighbours, which fared far worse in foreigners' views.
Certain times of the year are better than others to find a rental property, and what can be considered the 'best' time depends on whether you're a prospective tenant or landlord and whether you're looking for affordability or options.
Several Spanish cities have recently declared war on tourist apartments advertised on Airbnb. However, the government now aims to also crack down on temporary or seasonal rentals, a move set to affect digital nomads and new arrivals.
Spain's non-lucrative visa is one of the most popular residency options for non-EU citizens to be able to live in Spain, but there are plenty of factors to consider before deciding if it's right for you, from taxes, to perks, the money you need and how the NLV's requirements compare to other visas.
You may have dreamt of studying in Spain but don't feel that your Spanish skills are good enough to keep up with the course. Fortunately there's a number of options to study at Spanish universities in English.
Rental costs have risen by eye-watering amounts in Málaga in recent years, but there are still some more cost-effective neighbourhoods to rent in the Costa del Sol city.
Like many visas for Spain, there are numerous requirements for the non-lucrative visa in Spain, some of which are less known, and if you don't meet them all your application could be denied.
You don’t hear a lot about Murcia. Sandwiched between Alicante and Andalusia, the region is often overlooked by those wanting to relocate to Spain. Former Murcia resident Conor Faulkner has the lowdown on what to expect before buying a home or moving there.
Last April, Spain's PM said he would axe the golden visa through real estate investment, but no law has come into force yet. The government's coalition partner has now called for it to happen "immediately", so when will the scheme actually end?
Last April, Spain's government said it intends to axe its property-based golden visa scheme, but is it too late still apply, how long does it take and what happens if you have the visa already? The Local spoke to an immigration lawyer to find out.
If you want to avoid Spain’s dreaded “cita previa” appointment system, here’s what you need to know about the Cl@ve digital certificate options that will allow you to handle official matters from home.
One of the reasons Brits in Spain say they haven't got a TIE residency card yet is the apparent impossibility of getting an appointment at their local extranjería office or police station. So is there any truth to this?
It’s well known that Barcelona is one of the most expensive cities to live in Spain, and becoming more and more costly every year. There are however still areas that are much more affordable than others in 2024, writes Barcelona-based Esme Fox.
Many foreigners dream of retiring to Spain and living out their old age in sunny Mediterranean climes, but where are the best cities to retire to in Spain according to Spanish people?
This Q&A offers some key information on SIPP and QROPS pension plans for British pensioners thinking of retiring in Spain, to help them decide which option is better for them.
Valencia is one of Spain's most popular destinations and cheaper than Barcelona and Madrid. Valencia-based journalist Conor Faulkner breaks down rent, transport, grocery and other costs in this lively coastal city in 2024.
The regional government of Madrid is finalising the approval of the so-called Mbappé Law, a very favourable new personal income tax regime for foreigners who settle and invest in the Spanish capital.
Following news that Spain is scrapping its golden visa scheme, we look at the nationalities most affected, when the visa is likely to be axed and whether the measure is actually going to lower rent and house prices.
What happens to foreigners on Spain’s golden visa now that the scheme will be scrapped? How about those in the process of applying and non-EU nationals considering buying a home and moving to Spain? The Local spoke to several experts to get the lowdown on what changes.
If you need to temporarily store some of your stuff because you’re moving home, refurbishing, temporarily leaving Spain or running out of space at your property, this is what you need to know about available storage options.
