Spain Is Different

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel learns about the Spanish education system with bilingual educator Tania Ostolaza Fernandez. Their discussion spans the various types of schools available, the intricacies of grade levels, and the unique subjects taught from elementary through high school. Tania shares her insights into the costs associated with various educationa

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel explores the ins and outs of "Ley Beckham," a tax regime for high-income earners in Spain. Joined by Ivan Rebollo, a lawyer from the Carbray law firm in Barcelona, they delve into what the Beckham Law is, its benefits for foreigners working in Spain, eligibility requirements, and the application process.Ivan Rebollohttps://carbra

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel is joined by Ernest Puig, a lawyer from the Carbray Law Firm, to talk about the information you need regarding the golden visa. Ernest outlines his five main tips for securing the visa, the diverse investment opportunities that exist, and offers additional details on the prerequisites for real estate investments. Ernest Puighttps

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel is joined by Bryn Edmonston, an American teacher living in Almería for more than 10 years, to talk about the ins and outs of getting your license and buying a car in Spain. She also tells us what to expect when starting the process of getting your license and the costs that are associated with insurance for your vehicle.Bryn Edm

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel is joined by Sezen Türkkanlar, head of legal at the Carbray Law Firm, to talk about the information you need regarding the digital nomad visa. Sezen tells us all the requirements needed to get approved, some pitfalls to avoid, and answers some questions from our Discord community.Sezen Türkkanlarhttps://carbray.esJoin Our Disco

In the latest episode of Spain Is Different, Gabriel is joined by Lo Oglesbee as they take a dive into what it's like to get a 'Pareja de Hecho' in Spain. Through Lo’s eyes, we explore the nitty-gritty legal stuff, social dynamics, and the cool shift in work-life balance that Spain offers.Lo Oglesbee's TikTok:www.tiktok.com/@lo_oglesbeeJoin Our Discord!https://discord.gg/NjMctkxh

In the recent episode of Spain Is Different, we explore the life of an autónomo/a through the lens of Susan Kellerman of TastyCakes. Over 9 years ago, she moved to Spain as a music educator but later shifted gears and founded her successful cake business. She unveils the nuances of being self-employed in Spain and offers guidance on launching a business in this vibrant country.Tas

As Season 1 of the "Spain Is Different" podcast draws to a close, we delve into the intricacies of Spain's tax structure, focusing on the process of Declaración de la Renta. Our discussion encompasses an introductory analysis of aspects like taxable income, the gradual progression of tax rates, and the necessary protocol for executing tax filings within Spain. This serves as a con

We explore the transportation landscape of Spain, featuring high-speed trains, metro systems, and cycling infrastructure. From the comfort and connectivity of the AVE train network to the efficient metro systems in cities like Madrid and Barcelona and the growing popularity of cycling as a means of transportation, we uncover the various options available. What mode of transportatio

Join us as we uncover these off-the-beaten-path gems in Spain and invite you to experience them for yourself. We begin by introducing Oñati, a medieval town nestled in the Basque Country, with its stunning architecture and rich history. Then we venture to Allariz, a tranquil destination in Galicia known for its thermal waters and natural beauty. Finally, we visit the Islas Cíes,