The average Spanish state retirement pension was €1,576.10 a month in September 2026. Spain pays it 14 times a year, so spread over 12 months it comes to about €1,839. For 2026 the ceiling is €3,359.60 a month, and a single pensioner aged 65 or over who lives in Spain … Read More
Thinking about a Spanish mortgage? Whether you’re a British expat, an American digital nomad, or simply hunting for a holiday home on the Costa del Sol, securing the right mortgage in Spain for foreigners is likely to be the biggest financial decision you’ll make this year. The good news: today’s … Read More
Imagine this: You’ve got your flight to London or New York booked to visit family, your bags are packed, and suddenly you realize, your TIE (Foreigner Identity Card) has expired. Or perhaps you’re in the middle of your first renewal and all you have is a pile of stamped papers. … Read More
Second Home Owners in Spain after Brexit After the UK voted to leave the EU, many British nationals who own property in Spain are concerned about what the decision will mean for their investments. There has been a lot of speculation about how second home owners in Spain after Brexit … Read More
Now that the United Kingdon has officially separated themselves from the EU, many of the citizens living in Spain have begun to wonder what they should do as far as immigrations is concerned. Because of the separation, UK citizens are now considered to be non-EU nationals. With that, it means … Read More
The Spanish passport is a public, personal, individual and non-transferable document, issued by the General State Administration in Spain, which accredits the identity and nationality of Spanish citizens. If you are a foreigner in Spain, but you already managed to obtain Spanish Citizenship, you may want to apply for a … Read More
Sworn translation for your Spanish immigration file When you apply for a Spanish visa or residency permit, every foreign document in your file has to be understood by the Spanish authorities. That means any paper issued in English, or in any language other than Spanish, usually needs an official translation. … Read More
Alcúdia is a small town of about 12 thousand inhabitants, located in the Balearic Islands. Known as one of the largest towns on the island of Mallorca, it is surprising for the particular beauty of its natural landscape, including virgin coves with crystal clear waters, pine forests, wildlife and archaeological … Read More
Alcalá de Henares was developed mainly by the Moors, who settled near the first Roman settlement, in an area they called al-qa\’a (citadel). The old Arab citadel still exists today and corresponds to the district of Alcalá la Vieja (Old Alcalá). Those who followed, the Christians of the Reconquista (led … Read More
Albacete, located in the Castilla-La Mancha region, has about 160,000 inhabitants and is a city full of charm that is definitely worth a visit. The city developed from three hills surrounded by marshes and has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with the first written reference to it dating back to … Read More