Stuff like these online job scams make my piss boil, to be totally blunt. ” ANYBODY WILLING TO ASSEMBLE CANDY BOXES FROM HOME. 38.53 AN HOURLY…..fsghs” and then they say they’re paying $45.00 an hour….. Expats in Spain Increasingly Targeted by Sophisticated Online Job Scams In recent months, a disturbing…
Category: Living In Spain
Legal and Visa Information
Electric Bikes In Spain & The Law
Love them or loathe them, electric bikes in Spain are everywhere. I was with friends in Catral having a coffee at one of the many coffee shops, when a group of 14 came riding past, down the main road. Sat there upright and 2 abreast, ignoring the 15 cars, vans…
Adjusting to Spanish Culture
Spanish Supermarkets Near Me
Today we’re looking at Spanish supermarkets near me, here in and around Quesada. If you’ve recently moved to Spain’s beautiful Costa Blanca, one of the first things you’ll need to get to grips with is where to do your grocery shopping. Spain has a fantastic range of supermarkets, from massive…
Housing and Accommodation
Dealing With Squatters In Spain
I visit Facebook most days and one topic I see mentioned a lot is regarding squatters in Spain. There’s probably nothing more concerning if you have a holiday home out here than having to worry about squatters in Spain entering your empty house and taking up residence. Then having to…
Expat Tips and Resources
DHL Spain Tracking Guide
This is a quick piece to help you with any DHL Spain tracking issues you may come across, if you’re sending or receiving parcels from them. We’ve not had many deliveries from DHL, most of ours come in from GLS, who we rate highly. To track your DHL Spain shipment,…
Living In Spain
GLS Tracking Spain Information
We have some hints and tips about GLS Tracking Spain for your parcels and packets. Soph orders quite a few bits and pieces online and GLS are one of the more reliable couriers. When we lived down in Granada province, we used to collect from the GLS depot in Baza,…
Education and Schools
Día del Galgo AKA World Galgo Day
The first of February marks a significant but sobering observance in Spain – Día del Galgo, or World Galgo Day. This commemoration coincides with the end of the hunting season in Spain, a time that historically has spelled tragedy for thousands of hunting dogs, particularly the Spanish Galgo. Día del…
Housing and Accommodation
Why You Should Consider A Pergola
A pergola offers a delightful blend of beauty and functionality to your outdoor space, infusing it with a charming Mediterranean flair reminiscent of sun-drenched Spanish terraces. Not only does it elevate the aesthetic appeal of your garden, but it also serves as an elegant focal point, inviting you to enjoy…
Legal and Visa Information
The Ultimate ETIAS Guide For EU Travel
If you’re planning a visit to the Schengen Area, and you’re from a visa-exempt country, obtaining an ETIAS is essential. This system facilitates entry into 30 European countries and is electronically linked to your passport, remaining valid for up to three years. It’s important to check your eligibility and ensure…
Legal and Visa Information
The Ultimate EES Guide For EU Travel
When planning a journey to the European Union, acquainting yourself with the Entry/Exit System (EES) can and should ensure a smooth and stress-free experience for when it eventually rolls out, in 2025. The EES plays a vital role in monitoring the movement of non-EU travellers, meticulously recording each entry and…