If you've scanned some of the UK’s tabloid newspapers in recent weeks you would be forgiven for thinking that there’s a mass exodus of Britons from Spain. The Local finds out what is really happening on the Spanish 'costas'.
A UK national whose passport was not stamped by Spanish border officials has been denied entry when attempting to return to the country, highlighting the new issue of passport stamps for Brits travelling to the Schengen Area post-Brexit.
Several readers have contacted us to ask if they can apply to be residents in both the UK and Spain in order to be able to stay in Spain longer than 90 days in 180 and to avoid paying more taxes in one or the other. Here's what you need to know.
France is bringing in tough new restrictions on arrivals from the UK over fears of the so-called Indian variant of Covid - 19, but what about people who just want to pass through France on their way to Spain?
As borders around Europe gradually open, travellers from the UK find themselves in the odd position of being allowed to travel but officially advised against it by the government. Here's what that means for people with family in different countries, second-home owners and tourists.
There have been a lot of Brexit deadlines over the last four years - many of them missed - but March 31st is an important one for some UK nationals if they don't want to end up in trouble with immigration authorities.
There are millions of foreigners who own property in Spain who are currently wondering if they can travel here to spend time at their second home, keeping in mind the ongoing coronavirus travel rules.
With just days for Brexit to become a reality, we spoke to Brits with property in Spain about their worries for the future in terms of time spent between both countries, higher taxes and other complications they may face come 2021.
As each of Spain’s regions impose their own restrictions on movement under the State of Alarm rules, it can be confusing to understand what we can and can’t do.
The dream for many British second-home owners in Spain was once threatened by bulldozers, but now it's Brexit, writes Graham Keeley, and this time there won't be any chance of compensation for those who lose out.
For the many British people already living in Spain Brexit is already complicating their lives - but what about second home owners or people who simply enjoy extra long holidays in Spain?
