Moving to Spain
Information on moving to Spain from the UK
Today, modern Spain has a healthy economy, largely funded
by tourism. 60,000,000 people visit each year to spend their
annual holidays under the sun and clear blue skies of Spain.
Many eventually choose to make Spain their permanent home.
Why do people want to come to live in Spain? If you ask this
question of anyone originating from other parts of Northern
Europe you are almost certain to receive an answer containing
a reference to the climate, the sun and the slower pace of
life.
Spain has much to offer the weather weary residents of its
northern European neighbours. Its little wonder over the past
20 years or more, increasing numbers of people have been selling
up and moving to a land free of smog, to a land where black
ice and fog and days of endless rain are unheard of.
Literally thousands of people each year are moving to Spain
where one never feels like a foreigner and the sun shines
most days during the year. It is estimated that foreigners
now own almost two million properties in mainland Spain and
its Island resorts, in fact in many costal towns the Spanish
are actually outnumbered!
While the British are still the most prominent group it should
be recognized that Spain is not everyone’s jug of sangria.
Seventeen autonomous regions make up the country now a modern
democracy and a prominent member of the European Union. Since
joining the EEC Spain has changed considerably, some may argue
for the better but in many ways much of the traditional bureaucracy
associated with Spain still remains; unfortunately it now
seems compounded by new laws and red tape from Brussels.
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