Imagine living in Spain, heading home after a fiesta, eating churros and chocolate, and celebrating with neighbors. Author Nikki Weinstein shows how to make this dream take shape with her "Living Abroad in Spain." Photos in color and b&w.

Don't even think of Moving to Spain with Children without reading this essential self-help manual Compiled by a successful British working Mum who has experienced the relocation roller-coaster for you, the highs, lows and occasional shrieks of panic, it could save you months of hassle and heartache. Chapters cover: Timing your Move; Choosing the Best Location; Property Purchase; Schooling; Paperwork; Learning Spanish; Healthcare; Bringing Pets to Spain; Starting a Business... ...And other considerations crucial to ensuring a smooth transition to your new lifestyle. With information that's bang up-to-date, Lisa "tells it like it is." Spiced with the author's own heart-warming anecdotes, you'll arrive at the same place her own family is now - but in half the time: Living and loving family life in Spain! If you have ever wished for the gift of hindsight, "Moving to Spain with Children" is just that: a gift of a book!

A hilarious and beautifully-wrought travelogue of a young couple's adventuresin Spain that combines the warmth and candor of A Year in Provence with thelaugh-out-loud humor of Driving Over Lemons.

For those people thinking of Moving To Spain or already living in Spain this book will help you make your move and new life in Spain easier as it is packed with first hand experiences, stories, tips and advice along with loads of valuable contacts and information numbers at the end of each chapter.Hear from a British expat who has lived and worked in Spain for over 16 years and now married to a Spanish girl. Learn firsthand about all the documents that you will need and where to get it all from as well as personal accounts of life living and working in Spain. Get all the information here and Avoid the mistakes many Brits make when moving to Spain and make your move a smooth and long lasting one.Personal stories and accounts of the lives of Expats that struggle and succeed here.Read what you need to do first and how to avoid the mistakes so many Brits make when moving to Spain.This is an E Book full of valuable information on real life living and working in Spain. Packed with tips, advice and direct contacts that you will need to make your move to Spain stress free.A sometimes blunt but truthful account of the real life in Spain that may shock you but will give you all the facts so as you can get it right first time.

When McCann left Ohio for southern Spain, she found that living abroad is an opportunity to reinvent yourself. She created a new life for herself in Seville as a modern, urban expat, and describes how she creates a life that is authentically her own in a country that isn't.

Candy Lee LaBalle possesses unique experience in moving to Spain—her first attempt led her to return to the U.S for three years, before trying again (this time, successfully) in 2003. Becoming immersed in the language, culture, and bureaucracy of Spain, Candy has made her home amongst Spanish friends, with a career in English consulting. In Moon Living Abroad in Spain, Candy helps newcomers navigate the ins and outs of relocating to this diverse country. Moon Living Abroad in Spain is packed with essential information and must-have details on setting up daily life, including obtaining visas, arranging finances, and gaining employment. You'll get practical advice on education, health care, and how to rent or buy a home that fits your needs. The book also includes color and black and white photos, illustrations, and maps—making the moving and transition process easy for businesspeople, students, teachers, retirees, and professionals.

Barry Golson knows all about retiring abroad -- he and his wife, Thia, have lived in six different countries. Now they choose expatriate-friendly locales around the world for their low cost and their high quality of living and explain how to investigate and settle in each country with minimum hassle and maximum pleasure. Taking you step-by-step through the process of researching, testing, and finally living abroad, the Golsons' practical how-to guide covers all the major issues, including health care, finances, real estate, taxes, and immigration. Each location is profiled by an expatriate writer who has made that country his or her home and who knows how to answer all the questions about living richly and economically in some of the world's most beautiful places.

Recounts the author's experiences living in Spain as a young black woman, where she learns about the country's racial prejudices against blacks and falls in love with a Spaniard.

Nearly sixty years after Penelope Chetwode, wife of Poet Laureate John Betjeman, ventured into rural Spain on a borrowed mare, Karen Considine follows on horseback in her hoof-prints. Her guide and companion is Penelope’s book, ‘Two Middle-Aged Ladies in Andalusia’. Among the many changes, she finds the enduring spirit of the Andalusian people unaltered. Karen says, “I have been ‘exploring’ since I was around four-years-old, on foot and on horseback, always wanting to see what was hidden around the next corner and then ‘making maps’. My mother gave me Penelope Chetwode’s book when I was fifteen and I never forgot my determination to follow her ride one day. That day finally came when I retired, and I was off after her within the year.” “Beautifully written and truly captures daily Andalusian life.” Richard Dunwoody MBE, Retired steeplechase jockey

Nine women share the emotional and practical realities of life away from 'home'. Grief, loneliness, Brexit, motherhood, identity, belonging, rootlessness, drinking culture and integration are just some of the issues tackled in a series of powerful stories written by nine women on the challenges of expat life. In one of the first books of its kind, these women reveal some of the emotional upheavals and struggles that go hand-in-hand with moving away from their native 'home', which have, until now, remained largely untold.