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Why You Should Move To SPAIN in 2024
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Spain is a great place to live. If you are looking to relocate to a beautiful and affordable country within Europe, Spain is a great option.
There are many cities you can opt for such as Malaga, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Cordoba, Sevilla ... and many more. You can also choose a cute "pueblo blanco" in the mountains. Then there are all of Spain's many islands as well.
In this video, I make 7 arguments for why you should choose Spain.
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It will never cease to amaze me how foreign move to another country where their language is not spoken but are surprised that people don't speak to them in their language.
It's like they expect countries to adapt to them, and consider it negative that they don't.
Live in Spain, let's talk in Spanish. There should be little surprise here. If I go to a hospital in Germany I am not going to expect the doctor to speak Spanish to me. They will speak to me in German.
Do they? Lol people speak to me in English all the time here. I wish they would insist on speaking in Spanish so that I can actually improve
Welcome back! You hit on all the important points. Assuming WW3 hasn't broken out I'm planning to move to Malaga next year. Since you asked for ideas for future videos I'll offer you one idea ...assuming you have Spanish friends or coworkers that you can interview, it would be interesting to hear what is their opinion of foreigners moving to Spain. Hopefully they aren't sick and tired of us! Cheers.
Thank you for your suggestion - I hope the locals don't mind us too much 😃 and good luck with moving to Spain 🇪🇦
Of course not, for example, i love danish girls like Nina, lol
Shes fantastic!!!
Looking forward to this idea of interviewing locals.
Why Malaga?
I just came back from 3 months in Spain. It truly is amazing. It's too bad they make it so difficult for non-eu citizens to move their. Hopefully that rumored digital nomad visa comes to pass.
Yes for sure!
its cause spain doesn't like anyone who isn't white.
It’s very easy if you are from Ukraine the Middle East or Africa.
Really interesting video, full of information and with a beaituful ASMR vibe! Thanks for sharing!
Very glad to hear that 👏🇪🇸
As for ideas for videos :
I would love to see a supermarket video in Malaga (that's where you are, right?)
Like, prices of normal stuff, and just generally what brands are there.
Also if there are some interesting fresh markets, or flea markets.
Just- everyday boring stuff
Great ideas! The "boring" everyday stuff is indeed very relavant to people who want to move here.
When you go shopping you can go to Aldi or Lidl, they have great prices. You dont need to buy Brands , Aldi or Lidl has high quality own Brands and they are cheaper then the Original Brands. Has many videos shopping by Aldi or Lidl in Spain.
Safety: many pickpockets all over the country. If you are away from your house or condo for a longer time, you can find it occupied from strangers when you are back and it´s very difficult to kick them out.
Pickpockets - sure, but I think that is a problem in most cities in Europe. But yes, squatters are a problem, but I think they changed the legislation recently making it easier to kick people out?
I recently stumbled across your channel and have gone through most of the videos. I just love Andalusia and hopefully will move there in next few years. Thanks for the great & informative videos!
Thank you so much, glad to be of assistance! :) It is indeed a great place.
Nice video 😀 Thank you for sharing 🤩
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I bought a log house from 1899 in South-Western Finland for 19000. I checked house prices near the coast cities of Picos de Europa which where 30000€ in worse condition, looked like they had only unpainted rugged tiles and single layer windows and they were located in non-gated communities. There apparently is a problem about safety
I think it is difficult to compare Finland and Spain.
I wouldn't say there is a problem with safety in Spain, although that is always a relative topic.
Excellent video. Thank you. 👏👏👏😀
Glad to hear that you liked it 🤗
Glad to hear that you liked it 🤗
We are thinking of moving to Spain (Malaga) around winter, and this was very helpful !!!
I also subscribed, you are so close to 1K (so you could get monetized!!!!! ) I can't wait to see more videos and this channel growing !
Thank you so much, I just hit the 1k - yay :D I can't wait to make more videos :)
@@FriiInfo congrats !!!! I remember my 1k so much - may it only grow & grow !
Have to agree - very informative and enjoyed the video. Many thanks for sharing the info :)
Thank you for your kind words 😊
I am not a TH-camr, but I would still like to suggest something here, if I may. Overall a great video with a very nice quality, but I felt a little Spanish vibe missing because there was no background music playing, a good open source Spanish music would have really boosted the experience with this video :) Keep it up!
Hi there - thank you for your suggestion. I find it a bit difficult to find the right kind of music that doesn't become too dominant, but I'll see what I can do in the future.
@@FriiInfo I am sure you will 😎 I am moving to Spain next month - Valencia city ans currently living in Germany (originally from India). Let me know if I can be of any help, would love to show my support:)
Very good intro. Interested in how the tax system works. Sales tax, income tax, is there a "VAT" added to all bills? Thanks
VAT is essentially just European sales tax. Usually prices include VAT (unless in a B2B context). Standard rate is 21%
Portugal or Spain? Which country would be better to start a self-employed business? I'm EU citizen
It is my understanding that Portugal is less harsh on the self-employed compared to Spain. But it could depend on your particular business model and income structure. In some cases in Spain, you can save income tax by starting a limited company compared to being self-employed "autonomo".
It's fab ...
Hi frii, please can you make a video of rent prices in Malaga n possibly a tour of various rooms or u can make a video on jobs you can do in Spain without much or no qualifications n salaries to expect. Thank you 🙏🏿
Hi there, I am planning on making a video about the job aspect next! :)
I have a question! I have heard about the pick pockets in barcelona, should that be a concern? Do they pull up knives and or guns too when they mug people?
Hi, I have never experienced anything in that regard and I have also never talked to anyone who had that happen to them. I know of people who have had their phones stolen at clubs but no knives involved. I'd say it's pretty safe here in general.
@@FriiInfo thank you for the insight!
You're welcome.
Hi Marvin, I am from Barcelona. In Spain in terms of crimes like murders, rapes is very low. However, Barcelona is huge with pickpockets. People who commit these crimes are not Spaniards and I can spot them easily. So, it never happenned to me. But being a tourist, you are definitely a target 🎯 from them. What to do ? Never have your bags open and behind you. Always be in observing mode when in areas like the Ramblas. In normal and posh areas like Sarria, tibidabo, sant Gervasi and a lot more, you are truly safe. When they steal from you these people who are migrants from non European countries, they use a lot of tricks, but normally not hit you or cut you with a knife. Barcelona is so beautiful so it is worthy to visit anyways!
It is funny that people in the service sector such as waiters speak perfect English and workers of the government or high paid jobs don't.
Yes! Absolutely agree. I think there is this idea that languages are great for building a career, and although that isn't not true and can open some doors, it first and foremost opens the door to a lot of low paid service jobs.
The fact that you made a video about not moving to Spain😒
Did you actually watch it though? It's not about NOT moving to Spain. I personally like living here, but it's not for everyone. Every country is different.
Spaniards are welcoming people ,we want people that comes to this country to feel at home ,for example you don't necessary have to learn the language to get by ,you have a lot of english speaking radio stations,,english language newspapers ( digital and printed) a italian language radio station in the Canary Islands, and also a local newspaper in italian , also a German language radio in Mallorca , an various local newspapers also in german in Mallorca, spaniards we need to speak more english ,but doctors usually do speak good english.
Would you happen to have any tips for someone considering moving to Spain? I've been considering doing this but i just don't know where to start so i postpone the decision. Like, is there a best time to move to Spain considering ease of getting a job? Can i just pack up my stuff and risk it or should o plan instead? Tips would be helpful
Hi there! If you want to feel more "safe" before making the final decision you could do some job research from home. If you want to work in the service sector then the busy summer months are your best bet, but in terms of other jobs I don't know if timing is a thing. Check if a company like Webhelp is looking :)
Thank you very much for the video. I just recently entered In Europe and I’m planning to move to Spain. I’ll need your email to ask you questions about it?
Really tryan away from America I feel like i don’t belong here 💯💯💯
Come to Spain 🇪🇸
Can you talk about the Spanish tax system ?
Definitely coming up, thank you for suggesting it 🤗
Thank you for these points. IF we move to Spain, we want to be where it is the warmest in the winter.
What is it like climate-wise in Malaga in Dec-February, temperatures in the day, evening, night?
It does get cold in the evening/night. It can drop below 10 degrees. But the difference between day and night can be quite big.
@@FriiInfo I have read that Torrox supposedly have the best climate in Spain, but I also believe south-east coast of Almeria is as good. Maybe we will move there eventually.
Alicante or Málaga have warm weather. Valencia could be a nice option as well since is a great city.
@@FriiInfo 10 degrees sounds like heaven after winter in bansko ( hit minus 18 several times LOL)
Las costas mediterráneas son las más cálidas , más al sur que al norte en invierno.
Hey, har du et par gode råd til at finde en longterm rental i Malaga området til max 1000 euro om måneden? Jeg har kigget en del på google efter det, men jeg synes at det er svært at finde noget som virker reelt.
På forhånd tak :)
Hej, det kan være rigtig svært at finde noget her om sommeren. Typisk vil det være lettere til september. Tjek Idealista, fotocasa og diverse Facebook- grupper. Håber du finder noget 😊
Name of the city in 4:38´?
Hi there, that is from Malaga :)
Now there are low cost high speed trains.
I just booked a train Malaga - Madrid for 42€. I think this is the lowest fare available. I am not sure if I would call that low cost. The bus costs 17€ in comparison.
Mainly the low cost companies are in Madrid-Barcelona and Madrid-Valencia. Probably in short future we will see in the other trajects
Britis quedaros en vuestra maravillosa isla, Brexit is Brexit
😂😂😂
Hi dear, i m really interesting to move from Germany to Malaga, i m a pharmaceutical representative and i can work also in Tourismus fiel d because i can 4 langages writing and speaking ( arabic,german, frensh, english...)
How can you help me fo find a job and i nead infos about salaries and rent in Malaga. If you have an email it will be fine. Thank you for your informations. Gud luck!
For renting check Idealista and Facebook groups. Finding a job: try traditional job sites, Facebook groups and LinkedIn. I hope that helps! With your language skills you should be able to find a job ☺️
Hola chica why you took so long to make a video I miss you 🤣😂
I will try to be more active 😄
Basically that, and that in 2023 Spain will have no more socialist-communist government, so that will be a bonus on top of all the good things the country has to offer.
AoA, hello how are you your fine, your video very good and nice.spain is my favourite country, I visited to Spain and visa information guideline about help me. From Aurangzeb Bari Lahore Cantt Pakistan. Thanks 👍
Good to hear - greetings from the South of Spain 🇪🇦😃
WHY SHOULD SPANISH PEOPLE LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH, IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY ? IF PEOPLE GO TO LIVE IN, ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, THEN THEY SHOULD LEARN TO SPEAK, THE LANGUAGE OF THAT COUNTRY AND NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND. IF ANYONE GOES TO AMERICA, THEY WILL HAVE TO SPEAK ENGLISH. NO AMERICANS WILL BE SPEAKING THEIR LANGUAGE. I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT AND IT'S THE SAME IN THE UK AND AUSTRALIA.
When do I say that Spanish people "should" speak English?
They learn it in school - not my decision:)
YES BUT MANY PEOPLE, WHO GO TO SPAIN, GETS FRUSTRATED, WHEN THEY COME ACROSS SPANIARDS, WHO CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH BECAUSE THEY EXPECT EVERYONE IN SPAIN, TO SPEAK ENGLISH, WHEN THEY GO THERE.