BEST Places to Live in SPAIN as a Foreigner
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Are you planning to purchase a property in Spain? In this video we bring you our own personal views on the best places to live in Spain as a foreigner.
0:00 Best Places to Live in Spain
1:00 #7 Madrid
2:15 #6 Barcelona
3:42 #5 Canary Islands
4:49 #4 Balearic Islands
6:09 #3 Valencia
7:10 #2 Costa Blanca
8:15 #1 Costa del Sol
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Great vid mate thanks!!
I like his pronunciation particularly when he says, Islands ☺️
I do not think that the list was surprising, as you chose the best known cities and the biggest holiday regions. However, as I live in the north of Europe, and in view of the temperatures rising everywhere, I personally would choose a place in the north of spain like Vigo, Oviedo, gijon, Santander, Pais Basque, where there are less tourists, and the temperatures are more bearable 🙂
Totally agree
I would add A Coruña to this list as well. Northern Spain is great
The north coast is never included in these lists, which is great for us who live here ;)
What about rain? Is it a problem?
It's funny, because as a spanish i would never live in those areas haha!
Thanks for the video. Please don’t stand in front of your TV monitor. The flicker because of frame rates is distracting and disturbing.
Te ha faltado mencionar alguna región del norte de España, hace frío pero la montaña y la playa se tocan, ahí estan los mejores paisajes naturales de España
Si me preguntas a mí personalmente, te diría el norte sin pestañear. El problema es que la mayoría de extranjeros que vienen a España de vacaciones buscan algo distinto a lo que ya tienen, especialmente los que vienen del norte de Europa. El clima en el norte de España es más parecido a lo que tienen en sus países de origen, por lo que vienen a España en busca de sol, playa, buen tiempo... ¡ya sabes!
Very useful, thanks. Might be was worth to take English language aspect, where easier or harder to survive with English.
Great! Thank you for this video. We welcome here ❤💜👍expatSOFA🌺
I enjoyed this video. However your video screen behind you is sputtering because your frame rate on the camera you’re using is set to a different rate than the video screen which makes it very distracting.
That being said, we traveled to Barcelona this past summer and fell in love with it. The food, the atmosphere, the beautiful architecture and the people made a vacation to remember.
We went to Lisbon, Portugal after and were not as impressed with it as we had hoped. It looked dirty and rundown and there was construction going on everywhere to accommodate the expats moving there.
"Investors" mis cojones... Gente que viene a España a reventar los precios de las viviendas no son inversores. Inversor es el que viene a montar una empresa, lo demás es intentar comprar más barato.
Además, de los que vienen, observando mínimamente te das cuenta de que casi ninguno se adapta y solo están en esas zonas por el sol y los precios más baratos que en el norte de Europa.
I would not recommend to move to Spain, but if you do, then Northern Spain is the place, Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria or Basque Country.
Portugal may be a better choice, but if you don't care about distances and don´t care about the EU and looking for a safe place with low crime, no cheap drunk tourism, great healthcare, good infrastructure, cheap rental, cheap services and food, good weather all year round, beaches and islands and a good connection hub to travel all around Asia, then KL in Malaysia hands down, but you´ll need to comply with all the retirement visa requirements.
Very nice, but Personally, I prefer to choose a Democratic European western nation any day along the Mediterranean shores and Spain ticks all the boxes, but thank you.
KL is a horrible place. Too much traffic, rude locals and too hot.
Thank You! we are thinking about Valencia :D!
That is a fantastic choice!
Is Spain a good place to move to for ICT?
Mi Gustas Valencia! Paella!!!
Thank you so much for this ☺️☺️
Same old,Same old,all these places are now tired ,crowded expensive,there is so much more to Spain,it's a big very varied country
Hey, where else you you recommend, im gravitating towards Valencia?
Sold my house in Spain 6 yrs ago best decision I made. Everyone pick pocketing you non stop. Visit lovely but to own no chance
THANK YOU!!!! Great video!!!
My pleasure!
I am retired and have an Italian Euro passport.I lived in Barcelona..San Cugat.. but it was too hot in summer.I want to buy a small apartment so can you recomend the area that is warm in winter and cool in summer.
How about Almería?
❤ España mi amor❤
Thank You for this channel!!!!!
Thank you for watching!
I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income, and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone's that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.
yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too
Hello, I’m 37 and I am not worth much yet , please help me out. Bought my first house last month and I can't seem to make any other smart investment.
wanted to trade, but I got discouraged with the market price fluctuations
Can you recommend a guide for me?
Haven't you heard of Mr Chrissy Barymoer ? He's an experienced trade specialist who has been helping me to make good profits, with his strategies you don't have to bother,and he is on Facebook.
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You give wrong information about temperature of cannary island. I live in all island in canary ,the temperature is sumer 35 - 40 ,all year is 21-28 degrees ,even in December 20-21 degrees in canary Islands. Rain remain only 1 or 2 weeks all over the year.
We rhink to move to Valencia from Sofia
❤️💛💛❤️
Tu me parece que poco español seafood in lanzarote? Porfavor de seafood is in galicia lanzarote no destaca por seafood. Balearic? No hay quien encuentre casa que nos sean carisimas alli
Could you give me a suggestion of living in Spanish cities? First, pls avoid areas where there is a second language and I don't want to put any more burden on my child. Second, naturally, the cost of living (especially renting) to be as low as possible. Thanks!
In the closing process we bought in Costa Blanca Torrevieja, you can't beat the prices and quality of life there.
all the houses I researched in that area were very expensive
Is it true that Torrevieja isn’t really Spain? It’s mostly English.
@@BCNpod not really, it is about 50/50 just like most coastal cities but the %50 expats are not majority brits mostly Scandinavians.
If my pension is $1,000 a month, can I afford to retired in Spain?
Rent,500 ,bills 250 water Internet electricity, gas,transport food 200 euros min
Finally a great informative channel with valuable information.
♦ ¿Quién quiere hacer negocios altamente rentables importando productos directamente de fábricas en China a precios de fábrica? Asistimos a importadores de cualquier país desde 2007.
You mention Spain’s Diversity and snub the northern and most beautiful cantabric seas areas?
No lo cuentes, es un secreto
Investing in Spain Airbnb properties has been a lucrative venture for me. 🏡💰 It's like having your own mini-hotel empire that generates passive income month after month. By carefully selecting the right locations and providing top-notch hospitality, my Airbnb investments have consistently outperformed traditional real estate. 💼😊. I wasn't financially free until my 40s, and I'm still in my 40s. I've bought my second house, earn on a monthly basis through passive income, and achieved 3 out of 5 goals. Investing was the wise decision I made..
Glad I came across this comment section. I was struggling to decide what to do with a good amount of money in the bank doing nothing. I would be happy if you could advise me, as I am ready to go the passive income path.
okay Vic, so generally speaking, investing calls for more knowledge. For this reason, it's crucial to have a strong support system (financial advisor) to lead you through, particularly while choosing assets. I work with (REGINA LOUISE COLLARO) a registered wealth manager and investment advisor. For the record, it has been the best experience for my finances. You may have heard of her because of how well-known her services are.
She helped me become financially solid through investment, and now I profit from her passive income strategies on a monthly basis.Therefore, I'll suggest that you choose a reliable investment advisor for yourself..
That’s great , your investment advisor must be really good,I have seen testimonies of people using the help of investment advisors in making them more financial stable. Do you mind sharing more info on this person?
Regina Louise Collaro is based in the United States and can work with anybody irrespective of where they stay. If you would like more information on reaching her, you can conduct a search online.
personally, I'm blessed and realizing I'm not the only one working with Regina Louise Collaro. I will consider myself lucky. I've been able to feed and make a living through her advice and great work. For such a person as Regina, I owe her gratitude, support and endless prayers as it is not easy to gain access to such a competent and reliable adviser. Who isn't just wise but has all it takes to handle an investment and is good at what she does.
Nice video but not for me, it's meant for IT workers with high salaries and rich old north European people. I'm 31 yo and looking to move to Spain and work in tourism industry for some decent salary not going to rent penthouses. 😂
Barcelona es peligrosa, pero Málaga donde residen todos los capos de la droga de europa es segura. Este tío es un genio😂
Tu si que eres un " genio " , no conoces ni Málaga ni Barcelona , ni España ., solo conoces de hablar de lo que no sabes .
Barcelona segun numero de delitos,encabeza la lista de ciudades Españolas menos seguras...pero igualmente comparada con el resto del mundo,es muy segura
Evidentemente si te vas a las 3000 viviendas de Sevilla,a la Palmilla en Malaga o a la Cañada Real en Madrid,no tiene comparación.
Pero que guiri se va de su pais,para ir a esos sitios?
@@davidlopezcamarena9252 que sabrás tú de lo que yo conozco, máquina . Aprende primero a escribir correctamente en español.
Según un viejo refrán español : " Donde vívas, no hagas daño"
Airbnb is banned in Majorca and you need a license to rent your house and they stop giving them out come on guys get your information up-to-date
Hi Wayne,
You don't need a tourist license in Mallorca to list your property on Airbnb as long as the purpose of the stay is not of touristic nature and you are using a seasonal rental contract.
There are 3 types of rental contracts in Mallorca: short term rental (you need license), seasonal rental & long term rental.
I would strongly recommend you to seek professional advice or at least take some time to read the LAU (Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos) before speaking with such arrogance.
Regards,
Oscar
Hola. Mi esposa y yo somos de Puerto Rico y estamos interesados en retirarnos en España. Estimamos que dentro de 10 años. Ella es de madre española y está en trámite del pasaporte español. Nos gustaría dialogar con usted para recomendaciones sobre los pasos para comenzar a preparar el camino para ese proyecto. Muchas gracias por su excelente video.
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Hi Whu is from Spain here??
hey i'm from costa del sol
Everywhere save Catalonia
How is Grenada area for investment and personal use. I am very interested in Andalusia region. Gracias.
Spain is a big country
What about Seville?
What's the best place for an Asian person?
Can't Asian people live where other people? I didn't know.
@@jesusfernandezgarcia9449 You're right. Asian people can live anywhere. Except that some places have become too dangerous. Like there's Asian hate crimes and discrimination in some places.
@@denniszenanywhere
La comunidad Asiatica se concentra principalmente en las grandes ciudades.
No es una comunidad que de problemas,ni preocupe a los Españoles...a diferencia de la Magrebi.
Pasan desapercibidos...son silenciosos,trabajadores y cumplen las leyes.
Nunca en mi vida escuche ninguna noticia contra los Asiaticos.
@@5wiSSa5 Y la comida asiatica es buenisima !
The problem with Spain is the tax on private pensions -- under Modelo 720, you must declare all worldwide assets including non-Spanish pensions.
The taxes on pensions are SEVERE -- they want more than 50% of your money.
DO NOT move to Spain under any circumstances.
I don't intend to polemicize at all, but if it really is so bad I wonder why there are so many foreign pensioners living permanently in Spain. A quick search has turned 6 million foreign residents in 2022, obviously not all pensioners, but judging from what I see in Costa Blanca, they are a large part.
@@carlosmartinezbadia2532 They are government or defence pensioners that are mandatory taxed in the UK.
Private pensions are taxed in Spain at 52% depending on location plus wealth tax except in Madrid and Andalusia.
@@ozmunky man i wanted to move from israel but after i hear about the tax rate shit it getting really unworthy
It depends on whether you are from a place that has a tax treaty with Spain. Yes you have to declare but you may not be double taxed, again depending on your circumstances. Also some government pensions are not taxed, again depends.
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¡Cuanto me alegro de que mi región no aparezca aquí !
Teruel !!
He might know a lot but the way & speed he narrates make me sleep 😮
What about racisme
Comemos gente de otros colores. No vengas
@@joseluisluque449 🤣🤣🤣
i live in barcelona. to provide some context on safety: it's not that it's *unsafe* it's that there's rampant pickpockets. still not ideal but it's definitely not a personal safety issue. if you stay away from touristy areas (which you will when you're living here, not just visiting), then you're fine