You are likely to experience identity theft when moving to another country. This is because you connect to many points during relocation, like the airport, hotels, and travel agents. You might want to send copies of your work, travel, and financial documents. You may want to connect to public Wi-Fi to transfer money, pay for...

The Spanish National High Court (Audiencia Nacional) equates EU and non-EU taxpayers regarding the deduction of expenses when renting out property in Spain. The Spanish National High Court decision dated 28 July 2025 (SAN 3630/2025) issued a particularly important ruling on the international taxation of non-residents, with a direct impact on determining the net income...

Brits are being urged to check the expiry date on their European Health Insurance Cards (EHIC) before their summer travels. Travel insurance comparison experts at Quotezone.co.uk have issued a warning as travellers could be caught out if their card has expired. The GHIC (Global Health Insurance Card) replaced the EHIC in 2020, providing access to emergency and medically...

There are many questions when you are moving abroad and for many there is no right answer.  One of these will be whether to take things with you or buy or rent when you get there. The answer is, of course, it all depends… The first point is how long you are going to be...

Make sure you get quotes from three potential removal companies. Then you will need to evaluate them and make a choice. Price will clearly be a factor, but you should decide what is important to you and ensure that you take these into account and avoid choosing the cheapest and then incur more cost down...

The cost of moving all of your household goods can be significant, particularly if you are moving to another continent, and it may take weeks or months for your possessions to arrive. You need to consider what it is sensible to take with you, and whether you need to send some things ahead. Where you...

The last few years have transformed how people live and work. More countries are embracing remote workers with digital‑nomad visas, while others provide investment visas that open a path to citizenship. For those dreaming of a life abroad, 2025 offers an unprecedented range of options: over 70 countries now offer digital‑nomad visas, and several programs...

Spain’s Non-Lucrative Visa allows non-EU citizens to live in Spain provided they are able to support themselves financially. It is used by those planning to retire to Spain and other people who do not plan to work in Spain. You have to become tax resident in Spain and it can be renewed for up to...

Spain’s Non-Lucrative Visa allows non-EU citizens to live in Spain provided they are able to support themselves financially. It is used by those planning to retire to Spain and is an option for British retirees and other people who do not plan to work in Spain now that the UK is no longer a member...

Six months since its publication, 20 May marked the long-awaited entry into force of Royal Decree 1155/2024, of 19 November, which approves the Regulation of Organic Law 4/2000, of 11 January, on the rights and freedoms of foreigners in Spain and their social integration (hereinafter RD 1155/2024). This new Regulation introduces substantial changes to various...

Renewing your UK passport while living overseas can seem complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re in the USA/ Mexico/ South America/ Caribbean, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Europe, Asia, understanding the process is key to avoiding delays and stress. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know...

After Spain launched its digital nomad visa in 2023, it became a top choice destination for those seeking a remote worker lifestyle.  Certain factors like its lifestyle and visa accessibility contribute majorly in ranking the country one of the top destinations for people who wish to travel and live in different locations while maintaining their...