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• Expatriates magazine news and views learn spanish
  Welcome to our website where information is free! Here you will find topics of interest to many English speaking expatriates in particular those who have a desire to learn spanish
  
  
  • Spanish authoriities embargo properties
    foreigners in spain are mostly unaware of the tax laws and regulations, in particular plus-valia (town hall tax) and spanish law as it effects property purchases and sales.
    
    
  • Motoring in Spain including car hire
    Motoring in spain is straightforward whether you hire a car or own your own but remember to drive on the right and obey the law. Find cheap car hire on the web before you come to Spain
    
    
  • Healthcare in spain
    Healthcare in Spain including private healthcare is very good. Medical facilities are generally excellent and because of the number of expatriates many doctors in Spain speak English.
    
    
  • Spanish property Estate agents
    Spanish property purchase protection plan guarantees your dealings with estate agents in spain are safe and secure.
    
    
  • Moving to spain
    If you are considering moving to spain to buy property then its worth learning more about the country before you arrive.
    
    
  • Employment in spain
    It is much easier to get employment in spain if you learn to speak Spanish before you arrive. Alternatively you can always try to teach English as a foreign language (TEFL)
  • Fashion Schools - an interesting article on the mysteries of the Fashion industry and in particular the schools which teach you all about it.
  • Refinancing
  • In these days of a global financial crisis, the need to consider refinancing becomes more important. But do so with care.
  • Insurance for expats in Spain
  • It must be difficult for newcomers to adjust to Spain – they are used to the Spain of the brief holiday: sun, sand, and sangria; late nights and tourist traps. But having decided to change their northern European environment for the more relaxed and welcoming Spanish Costas, they have to remember that attitudes to banking, insurance, officialdom, taxation, legalities etc. are somewhat different here.