Originally from Northern Ireland, I studied French and Spanish at Queen’s University Belfast before moving to Spain nearly 10 years ago. As an SEO expert and translator, I specialise in creating content that helps foreigners navigate the exciting journey of moving to and living in Spain. From practical tips to cultural insights, I’m here to share everything you need to know about making Spain your new home.
Relocating to Spain is a dream for many. The sunshine, Mediterranean lifestyle, and rich culture are hard to resist for those looking to make a permanent move.
The Spanish government is set to significantly raise social security contributions for self-employed workers, known in Spanish as "autónomos", starting in 2026.
If you’re considering moving to Spain for work, you may have come across the term “Beckham Law”. Officially known as the Special Expatriate Tax Regime, this tax scheme allows foreign workers to benefit from a significantly reduced tax rate on their income in Spain.
With living costs still high, every euro counts — especially when buying property abroad. As we head into autumn, it’s the perfect time to start looking for your sun-soaked getaway. And one smart way to make your budget go further?
As summer fades, Spain's landscapes transform into a vibrant tapestry of reds, golds, and ochres. Autumn 2025 is the perfect time to explore Spain's enchanting forests, where the fall foliage creates breathtaking views and tranquil retreats.
The Balearic Islands continue to hold the title of Spain’s priciest province for purchasing a home, with the average price of second-hand properties surpassing €5,000 per square metre.
The Costa del Sol continues to cement its reputation as one of Europe’s most desirable property markets. In August 2025, the average price of second-hand housing in Málaga province climbed to an all-time high of €3,842 per square metre, representing an impressive 13.8% annual increase.