Once you've tied up all of your loose ends at home, you're bound to have a lot of questions. Here's a practical guide to getting off to the best possible start for your new life in the sun.
Once you're in southern Spain, you'll find the transport system is generally very efficient, which is great news if you're planning to make it your permanent home.
Spain offers fantastic healthcare system, plus loads of leisure activities and fabulous Spanish properties ideally suited to those looking to enjoy retirement in the sun.
If you have a pet that you plan to bring with you to Spain, it pays to be well prepared, particularly if you will be taking it backwards and forwards to the UK.
Following changes in 2007, EU citizens can now generally get residency status on the spot, simply by registering at the National Police station. If you'll be in Spain at least 6 months of the year then make sure you take a look at our useful residency information pages...
Southern Spain attracts visitors from around the world, keen to enjoy the 300 days a year sunshine and with properties to suit everyone, the Costa del Sol is a wonderful place to set up home.
Make a Checklist
Try following these lines
- Arrange a moving to Spain date
- Obtain estimates for moving to Spain
- Make travel arrangements
- Check all the details of your Spanish purchase
- Make schooling arrangements for the children
- Organise your pets' travel and arrival
yourVIVA's personal approach means we'll take time to get to know each customer and work with them to find the right property in southern Spain. Our library of case studies and testimonials gives you the chance to see how we've helped a selection of people with very different needs.
