Moving to Spain is a big step — exciting, but also full of things to sort out. We’ve been there with many clients, and we know how complicated it can feel at first. That’s why, we handle some relocation services in Spain so you can settle in calmly.
Having private health insurance is highly recommended for expats in Spain. We connect you with reliable providers so you’re covered from day one.
Need help navigating Spanish real estate law? We review lease and purchase contracts, negotiate terms, and ensure everything complies with Spanish property and rental laws.
We guide you through the empadronamiento process so you’re fully compliant and can easily access public services like healthcare and education.
Learning the language makes a huge difference when starting your life in Spain. We connect you with trusted Spanish language schools and private teachers across Spain.
We assist clients in locating apartments and homes to purchase across Spain, coordinating with agents, notaries, and legal checks to ensure every transaction is secure.
If you don’t plan to live full-time in Spain but wish to buy property, you’ll need a provisional NIE (Foreigner Identification Number). We handle the process quickly and efficiently so you can purchase with no administrative delays.
Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
Of course but learning the language makes everything easier. We collaborate with language schools that offer remote classes, so you can start learning before arriving in Spain and feel at home faster once you’re here.
Not for every residence permit — but in most cases, it’s highly recommended. Having private health insurance gives you access to fast-track medical tests and appointments, and ensures you’re fully covered while settling in.
Absolutely — we can assist with apartment hunting and property purchases, reviewing all contracts and coordinating with agents and notaries to ensure everything is safe and legally correct before you sign. However, there’s a housing shortage in some areas, so finding the right home can take time. We’ll do our best to guide and support you through the process.
We assist expats relocating to any region in Spain, from major cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia to smaller towns and coastal areas
A provisional NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is a temporary foreigner identification number issued to non-residents who need to carry out specific legal or financial transactions in Spain — such as buying property, opening a bank account, or signing contracts — without becoming full-time residents.
