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23/10/2026

Bringing a car to Spain or planning to drive here?

Before getting behind the wheel:

1️⃣ Check whether your driving licence is valid in Spain and whether you need to exchange it.

2️⃣ Learn the rules that are different from your home country. Don't rely on habit.

3️⃣ Check parking signs carefully. Local restrictions can vary.

4️⃣ Before entering a city, check its Low Emission Zone (ZBE) requirements. Rules are increasingly relevant in Spanish cities and depend on the municipality.

5️⃣ If you're bringing your own car from abroad, investigate registration, insurance and documentation before the move.

The road may look familiar.

The rules aren't necessarily the same.

📌 Save this before your next Spanish road trip.

16/10/2026

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A sea view can make you fall in love with a property. Don't let it make the decision for you. 🌊🏠

When viewing a home in Spain:

- Check the orientation.
Visit at the time of day you'll normally use the property. Sun and heat can completely change how a terrace or living room feels.

- Work with a TOTAL budget.
Your budget shouldn't end at the purchase price. Allow for the taxes and other transaction costs that apply to your purchase.

- Ask about the community.
How much are the fees? Are there any planned works or extraordinary charges?

- Visit the area again.
A street can feel completely different on a weekday morning and a Saturday night.

- Check before signing.
Make sure the property's legal and registry status has been reviewed and that you understand exactly what you're committing to.

Fall in love with the house — but check everything first. ❤️

📌 Save this checklist for your property search in Spain.

11/10/2026

Foreigners often joke that Spaniards drink coffee all day long.

And... they’re not entirely wrong.

But in Spain, coffee isn’t just about caffeine.

It’s an excuse to take a break.

To catch up.

To meet a friend.

To enjoy 20 minutes without watching the clock.

And maybe that’s why the cortado fits Spanish life so perfectly: a small coffee, just enough for a quick pause and a little conversation.

Coffee is part of social life — not just breakfast.

👇 How many coffees do you drink a day?

03/10/2026

Moving to Spain isn't just about learning a new language.

Sometimes, it's about learning a completely different rhythm of life.

Meals are later.
Evenings are longer.
Coffee isn't always rushed.
And social life often happens outdoors.

At first, you may wonder:

“Why does everything happen so late?”

A few months later...

you might be the one having dinner at 10 PM.

That's when you know Spain has changed you.

👇 What Spanish habit surprised you most when you first arrived?

27/09/2026

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People often assume that life in Spain is cheaper simply because prices are lower.

But that's only part of the story.

For many people, moving to Spain also changes how they spend their free time — and their money.

A walk by the sea costs nothing.
Meeting someone for a coffee doesn't have to turn into an expensive day out.
Parks, beaches and promenades become part of everyday life.

Of course, Spain isn't automatically cheap, and everyone's lifestyle is different.

But sometimes...

the biggest saving isn't what things cost.

It's what you stop feeling you need to buy.

👇 Have your spending habits changed since living in Spain?

18/09/2026

Of course, everyone’s experience is different.

But many people who move to Spain notice something similar.

Life starts to feel...

a little slower.

People spend more time outdoors.

Families get together more often.

Children stay out and play later.

And the climate makes it easier to enjoy life outside the home.

Sometimes the biggest change isn’t where you live.

It’s how you live.

👇 Would you enjoy a slower pace of life?

11/09/2026

One of the biggest mistakes people make after moving to Spain has nothing to do with paperwork or language.

It’s trying to recreate the life they left behind.

Many expats stick mainly to people from their own country, constantly compare things to “back home” and expect Spain to somehow feel familiar from day one.

Those who settle in best usually take a different approach.

They join local activities, embrace Spanish traditions and become curious rather than critical.

Moving abroad isn’t just about changing your address.

It’s about opening yourself up to a different way of life.

👇 What helped you feel at home in Spain?

04/09/2026

Yes, the sunshine helps.

But that’s not the whole story.

Many Spanish towns and cities are made for outdoor living.

Terraces.

Parks.

Squares.

Promenades.

Life happens outside because there are so many places that invite you to slow down, meet others and stay a little longer.

Instead of heading straight home after work...

people often stop for a walk, have a coffee or simply sit and chat.

It’s one of the reasons Spain feels so lively.

👇 What’s your favourite place to spend time outdoors?

28/08/2026

At first, some things in Spain seem... a little strange.

Dinner at 10 PM?

A walk after eating?

Three coffees a day?

Grandparents everywhere with their grandchildren?

“Let’s have one drink”... and you’re still there two hours later?

But after a while...
..you stop questioning it.

You start eating later.

You enjoy evening walks.

You spend more time outside.

You realise people aren’t rushing through life.

They’re enjoying it.

And that’s when Spain starts to make sense.

Sometimes, it’s not about changing countries.

It’s about changing your pace of life

👇 Which one took you the longest to get used to?

21/08/2026

Most people focus on the obvious things when buying a home:

The price.
The view.
The location.

But in Spain, there’s another detail that can make a huge difference...

The orientation of the property.

A south-facing terrace can be perfect in winter...

…but very hot in the middle of summer.

A north-facing home may stay cooler in August...

…but receive less natural light during the colder months.

There isn’t one “perfect” orientation.

It depends on your lifestyle:

Do you love having breakfast in the sun?

Do you prefer a cooler terrace in the afternoon?

Will you live there all year round or only during the holidays?

These are the little details that many buyers don’t think about until they’ve already moved in.

And sometimes...

they make a bigger difference than the sea view.

👇 Which would you choose: morning sun or afternoon sun?

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