Spain
A large country with varied climate and lifestyle: from the coast to major cities. Well-developed infrastructure for relocating families.
Experiences in Spain
Yachts, cruises, VIP excursions and activities — on request, no fixed dates.
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Yachts
All experiences (11)
Mochi Craft 85 — a superyacht off Mallorca
A flagship crewed charter for the whole day, up to 12 guests
Sunseeker 68 — a charter from Puerto Banús
A crewed sport cruiser along the Costa del Sol, for 4 or 8 hours
Astondoa 27m 'Lady Alhena' — Mallorca
A 27-metre luxury yacht with crew and 5 cabins, up to 12 guests
Cruises
All experiences
Bespoke
All experiences (10)
A bespoke day on request
We build a route from scratch around your interests, pace and budget
A private concierge transfer
Airport meet, a car with a driver and everyday matters handled
Barcelona: your perfect day
A private walk with a personal Russian-speaking guide, up to 4 guests
Group tours with dates
Fixed dates, limited seats.
Services in this country
Housing rental
Demand is high in big cities — plan ahead.
Pets
EU requirements for chip and rabies.
Opening a bank account
Non-resident accounts exist; terms vary by bank.
Legal consultation
Many procedures go through a notary.
Transfer
Trips between locations are part of the program.
Relocation help
Empadronamiento is the basic registration step.
Residency / PR / citizenship
Different residency categories for different situations.
Cities & regions
Where to go and how they differ — a short guide to the main cities and resorts.
Barcelona
The seaside capital of Catalonia: Gaudí (Sagrada Família, Park Güell), the Gothic Quarter, the waterfront and marina. A cosmopolitan business and cultural centre with a major airport hub.
Madrid
The capital in the country's centre: the Prado, the Royal Palace, Retiro park, the business core. No sea, but rich city life, gastronomy and Spain’s finest museums.
Marbella
The luxury resort of the Costa del Sol in Andalusia: the Puerto Banús marina with superyachts, golf courses, beaches and near year-round sun. The heart of the south’s premium leisure.
Ibiza
A Balearic island of turquoise cove 'calas' and the old town of Dalt Vila (UNESCO). The Mediterranean's yachting and nightlife capital; nearby lies quiet Formentera with its white beaches.
Mallorca
The largest Balearic island: the Serra de Tramuntana mountains (UNESCO), secluded coves, the Gothic cathedral of Palma. A major Mediterranean yacht-charter base.
Valencia
The country's third city on the east coast: the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, the home of paella, beaches and a marina, a mild climate. Calmer than Barcelona, yet just as coastal.
Housing rental
Rental and purchase live on the real estate site. We speak the relocator's language: a yearly contract, deposit, minimum term and whether the contract works for a residency application.
2-Bedroom Apartment on Carrer d'Aragó, Barcelona
Barcelona
2-Bedroom Apartment in Barcelona, L'Esquerra de l'Eixample
Barcelona
3-Bedroom Apartment in Barcelona, Eixample
Barcelona
2-Bedroom Apartment in Barcelona, La Dreta de l'Eixample
Barcelona
2-Bedroom Apartment in Barcelona, Eixample
Barcelona
5-Bedroom Villa in Marbella, Sierra Blanca
Marbella
Practical
- Currency
- EUR
- Language
- Spanish, Catalan
- Season
- Year-round; hot summers in the south
- Cost of living
- Varies by region
Guides
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Moving to Spain: a step-by-step checklist
How a short trip to Spain becomes a move: NIE, empadronamiento, a bank account, a rental and residency. The real order of steps, timelines and pitfalls — from a family that went through it.
Renting in Spain: contract, empadronamiento, timelines
We flew to Spain for a tour and stayed because of an apartment. A first-person take on how long-term renting in Spain really works: the NIE, the LAU contract, the fianza deposit, empadronamiento and legal checks. Facts and a step order, with no promises of outcome.
FAQ
South or north — which to choose?+
It depends on climate and your family's goals. We build the tour program for your scenario and show several locations.