News in Spain
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Alicante, Spain: Remote Work Cost and Neighborhood Overview
A guide to remote working in Alicante covers neighborhoods, coworking and transport prices, rental examples, and connectivity. A sample monthly budget of EUR 2,480 is provided alongside references to official visa information.
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Málaga, Spain: Digital Nomad City Guide
A city guide covering Málaga, Spain as a base for digital nomads. Topics likely include accommodation, coworking spaces, cost of living, and local practicalities.
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International Expat Healthcare Roundup: August 2026
Topics covered include international health insurance updates, Hong Kong's Global Health Summit, pressure on Balearic Islands healthcare services, and health advice related to wildfires.
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Living in Málaga in 2026: Rents, Language, and Local Attitudes
A local resident discusses conditions for newcomers in Málaga, covering rising rents, expat community dynamics, learning Spanish, and local attitudes toward foreign residents.
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Expat Healthcare News Roundup: Spain, Germany, Saudi Arabia – July 2026
A July 2026 roundup covers healthcare topics including care challenges for British nationals in Spain, health insurance developments in Germany, and medical screening changes in Saudi Arabia.
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Spain Citizenship After Two Years of Residence for Latin American and Brazilian Nationals
Spain allows nationals of most Latin American countries and Brazil to apply for citizenship after two years of legal and continuous residence, compared to the standard ten-year requirement for most other foreign nationals.
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Spain Residence Permit Options for US Nationals: Overview of Available Routes
US nationals relocating to Spain can choose from several residence permit programmes, each with different implications for initial applications, renewals, and family considerations. Selecting the appropriate route depends on the objectives behind the move rather than permit availability alone.
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US Expats Financial Conference Panel Covers Tax, Visa, and Finance Questions for Americans in Spain
A panel of cross-border experts at the 2026 US Expats Financial Conference addressed questions on taxes, visas, and financial matters for Americans living in or moving to Spain.
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EU Air Passenger Rights Reform Agreed After 13-Year Deadlock
The EU has reached a deal to overhaul air passenger rights, maintaining 3-hour delay compensation payouts and introducing new transparency requirements for hand baggage fees. The reform is also intended to make claims easier to process.
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Spain Migrant Regularization Receives 900,000 Applications, Nearly Double Initial Estimate
Spain's first general migrant regularization program since 2005 has received approximately 900,000 applications, roughly double the 500,000 originally forecast. The application window has less than two weeks remaining.
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Retiring in Spain: Residency Visas, Tax Obligations, and Cost of Living for US Citizens
US citizens retiring in Spain must navigate legal residency requirements, Spanish and US tax rules, and varying costs of living. The article covers visa options, healthcare access, and tax considerations relevant to long-term relocation.
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International Finance Roundup: Spanish Mortgage Claims, Dubai Expat Landscape, UK Pensions, European Relocation Incentives
A May 2026 finance roundup covers Spanish mortgage overcharging claims, shifts in Dubai's expat environment, UK pension comparisons, and relocation incentive programs across Europe.
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International Healthcare Roundup for Expats: Thailand Insurance Rules, Spain Doctor Shortage, Hantavirus Updates
The May 2026 roundup covers Thailand's proposed expat insurance requirements, a doctor shortage in Spain, hantavirus developments, and shifting digital nomad demographics. Multiple countries and health-related policy changes are addressed across the update.
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Australia-EU Trade Deal Contains Four-Year Professional Mobility Provisions
Australia and the EU have concluded a trade agreement after eight years of negotiations that includes labor mobility provisions allowing professionals to work for up to four years. Ratification is expected to take approximately two years before the provisions take effect.
