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09/05/2023

How to get a Digital Nomad Visa in Spain:

- Be a non-EU citizen who can work remotely or as a freelancer.
- Demonstrate that you have sufficient financial means to support yourself during your stay in Spain.
- Obtain private health insurance coverage.
- Apply for the visa at the Spanish consulate or embassy in your home country.
- Provide all required documentation, such as a criminal background check, a statement of purpose, and proof of income.
- Once approved, travel to Spain and register with the local authorities within 30 days of arrival.

Note that the specific requirements and application process may vary depending on the consulate or embassy you apply to. It's important to check with the specific location for their exact requirements and procedures.

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01/04/2023

Moving to Spain requires careful planning and preparation. Here are some key steps to consider:

1. Obtain a valid visa or residency permit: Depending on your nationality and the purpose of your move, you may need to apply for a visa or residency permit before entering Spain.

2. Secure housing and employment: It's important to research the cost of living and housing options in the area you plan to live in and to find a job that can support your expenses.

3. Register with local authorities: Once you've arrived in Spain, you'll need to register with the local town hall and obtain a NIE number, which is a tax identification number. You'll also need to register for healthcare and other services.

4. Learn the language: Spanish is the official language in Spain, so learning at least some basic phrases and vocabulary can help you navigate daily life and connect with the local community.

By following these steps and doing your research, you can make a successful move to Spain.

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01/04/2023

Where to buy furniture in Barcelona?

El Rastro: This open-air market is held every Sunday in the La Barceloneta neighborhood. It’s a great place to find vintage and antique furniture, as well as other unique items.

Santa Eulalia: This luxury store has been around since 1843 and is one of the most iconic furniture stores in Barcelona. They sell high-end furniture, lighting, and home decor.

Casa Batlló: This store is located in the famous building designed by Antoni Gaudí and sells furniture and home decor inspired by the modernist style.

BD Barcelona Design: This store was founded by the famous designer, Ana Mir, and Jordi Miralbell, and is known for its contemporary furniture and home decor.

Zara Home: This store is part of the famous fashion brand, Zara and sells furniture, linens, and home decor at a more affordable price.

Habitat: This store offers contemporary furniture and home decor at a reasonable price.

Lola Glamour: This store specializes in vintage and retro-style furniture and home decor.

Sklum: online store with affordable prices

01/04/2023

The American School of Barcelona (ASB) is an international school located in the city of Barcelona, Spain. Founded in 1962, the school provides an American-style education to students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.

ASB offers a rigorous academic program that is based on the American curriculum and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as the Spanish Ministry of Education. The school’s program includes a strong emphasis on mathematics, science, and technology, as well as a variety of elective courses in the arts and languages.

To learn more about their concept and prices, check the link in the bio or go to our website blog.

20/01/2023

List of warmest Spanish islands in winter

1. Tenerife: Known for its year-round warm weather, Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands. It offers a variety of activities such as hiking, water sports, and visiting the famous Teide National Park. Tenerife is especially loved by digital nomads as it offers great warm weather in winter that allows enjoying surfing after work.

2. Fuerteventura: This island is located in the Canary Islands and is known for its stunning beaches and windsurfing opportunities. It is also home to the Oasis Park Fuerteventura, which offers a chance to see exotic animals and plants.

3. Mallorca: Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and offers a variety of activities such as hiking, cycling, and visiting historic towns like Palma.

4. Ibiza: Known for its nightlife and party scene, Ibiza also offers beautiful beaches, historic sites, and a laid-back atmosphere.

5. Lanzarote: This island is part of the Canary Islands and is known for its volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, and outdoor activities.

20/01/2023

5 things to do in Barcelona in February

1. Visit the Sagrada Familia: This iconic church, designed by Antoni Gaudi, is a must-see attraction in Barcelona. The church is still under construction, but visitors can take a tour of the inside and learn about Gaudi's vision for the building.

2. Stroll along La Rambla: This famous street is a bustling boulevard lined with shops, street performers, and outdoor cafes. It's a great place to people watch and get a feel for the city's lively atmosphere.

3. Explore Park Güell: Another Gaudi masterpiece, Park Güell is a public park that features colorful mosaics, sculptures, and architectural elements. The park offers a great place to relax and take in the views of the city.

4. Visit the Picasso Museum: This museum houses one of the most extensive collections of art by Pablo Picasso, including early works, sketches, and paintings from throughout his career.

5. Experience the nightlife: Barcelona is known for its vibrant nightlife, and February is a great time to check out some of the city's bars and clubs. For a more traditional experience, head to one of the city's flamenco shows.

20/01/2023

RENTED Spacious apartment in El Born

▪️Bedrooms: 3
▪️Bathrooms: 2
▪️160m2
▪️1790€/month
▪️Unfurnished
▪️Long-term rent

10 min from the beach
15 min from the city center

29/11/2022

📍Plaza Molina
🛏2 bedrooms
🛁2 bathrooms
🛎Concierge
🏢 2022
💶2.300€/month
◼️75m2

- rental agreement for 11 months with the possibility to extend it
- required documents: job contract (preferably in Spain or the EU zone), Spanish bank account, NIE
- rental conditions: 1 month upfront payment, 2 months deposit, 1 month + 21% VAT agency fee

* Note: in case of NOT having some of the documents you might be required to pay more months upfront or leave a bigger deposit.

Several apartments are available in the same building (from 55 to 78m2). Please don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule the viewing.

12/11/2022

3 steps to buying a property in Spain

Step 1 - Make an offer

Let’s say you found a property of your dreams but it’s a bit out of your budget or you believe its market price is lower than advertised. Depending on the price, you can usually negotiate up to 5-10% of the sum.. (read how to make an offer on our website)

Step 2 - Arras

Okay, your offer got confirmed. Now the agency will prepare the Arras contract, it’s a private contract between the owner and you where clear sale conditions and timeframes are stated and where you confirm your willingness to buy the property paying 10% of the total price, the owner, on the other hand, confirmed their willingness to sell it to you on the day agreed in this document. In case one of you decide to not proceed with the deal for personal reason, the client loses 10% and the owner has to return the client what he paid + another 10%

Step 3 - Notary

So all went well, and now you need to sign the deal to finally get your keys. If you don’t know any notary, the agency will offer you one or two so you can choose.
If you don’t use a mortgage, before coming to the notary you will need to request a check in your bank for the rest of the sum you need to pay, the payment must be done via Spanish bank only. When signing the deal, you are expected to bring the check and pay notary fees. Notary fees range approximately from 0.1% of the declared price of a property (400,000+ euros) to around 0.4% (for properties < 100,000 euros). If you use a mortgage then you will have to pay Notary fees on the mortgage deeds as well.

And of course, you’ll need to pay Taxes. In Catalonia these are:

* 10% VAT – if you buy a brand new property
* 10% ITP (Property Transfer Tax)- if you buy a pre-owned property (5% if you are under 33 y.o. and it’s your first home)
* 500-700 euro register fee if you buy a land

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17/10/2022

3 taxes when selling a property in Spain

1️⃣ IRPF is a personal income tax, a direct tax levied on the income of individuals. In this case on the profit made with the sale of the property

19% if it’s < 6.000 euro
21% if it’s 6.000 – 50.000 euro
23% if it’s > 50.000 euro

2️⃣ Plusvalía is a local tax charged by the city hall and is calculated on the market value of the property, and the number of years that have passed since the property has been bought. The objective is to tax the increase in the value of the land on which the property is built

3️⃣ IBI is a property tax charged by the town hall and it is paid annually by every owner

Non residents should pay a Capital Gain Tax instead of IRPF...

Want to learn more about the taxes?
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05/10/2022

What does “pareja de hecho” really mean?

It is basically a step towards marriage for people who have probably been together for a long time but aren’t ready for marriage yet or those who do not want to get married in general

So why would they do it?

- Residency in Spain
If you’ve done some previous research, you might know that by doing the civil union, you are entitled, as the partner of an EU resident, to 5 years of living and working in Spain, without having to worry about renewals or visa modifications every year or two. And once you pass those 5 years, you apply for permanent residency. The registration of the pareja de hecho gives access to the community family card, with all the rights that this implies

-Medical leave permission
As their registered civil partner, if anything were to happen to them or to their immediate family, they would be given medical leave at work. This includes maternity or paternity leave should they have children

-Kids
Pareja de hecho and actual marriage are very similar in this case. According to Spanish Law, mom and dad would be entitled to maternity and paternity leave and in the event of a separation, if no agreement had previously been settled, a judge would be responsible for deciding custody, same as in a marriage.

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05/09/2022

Did you know that Spain is the 2nd most visited country in the world?

Oh yes! And over 84 million tourists choose Spain as their holiday destination every year

The most popular places of interest are its major cities, with their unique architecture, delicious cuisine🍷🥘, and Mediterranean charm 🌊☀️

💫Here are Spain’s most visited cities

1. Madrid
2. Barcelona
3. Seville
4. Palma de Mallorca
5. Granada

Which one is your favorite? 💞

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