Dutch nationals moving to Spain benefit from EU free movement but face important tax decisions. From the Beckham Law to Dutch pension treatment and the 30% ruling exit. This guide covers everything Dutch expats need to know before and after arriving.
Spain offers an exceptional quality of life, but cultural differences can catch British and American expats off guard, from social schedules and business etiquette to bureaucratic processes and legal obligations. Understanding these differences early helps you settle with confidence.
UK nationals who become Spanish residents must exchange their DVLA driving licence for a Spanish DGT licence within two years. This guide covers documentation, the medical certificate, costs and what happens if you miss the deadline.
Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and Finnish nationals are a growing presence in Spain. This guide covers exit tax planning, the Beckham Law, DTT pension treatment and residency registration for Scandinavian expats moving to Spain.
Spain offers state, semi-private and international schools for expat families. This guide explains enrolment, language support, costs and the Valencian curriculum, with a focus on British and American families moving to Valencia.
Since Brexit, UK pet owners travelling to Spain need an EU Animal Health Certificate, not an old Pet Passport — and permanent movers face additional registration obligations. Contact our English-speaking solicitors in Valencia.
Spanish conveyancing differs fundamentally from the UK process. This guide covers how title transfers, Land Registry checks, notarial deeds, ITP transfer taxes and post-Brexit rules apply to UK nationals and international buyers in Spain. Whether you are purchasing, inheriting or gifting property, specialist legal support is essential.
L’Eliana, Rocafort and Lliria are the three best Valencia suburbs for international families in 2026, offering more space, better schools and lower prices than the city centre while remaining under 40 minutes from downtown. Contact Delaguía y Luzón for expert legal guidance on visas, property purchase and tax planning for your move to the Valencian Community.
Spain’s tourist visa rules vary widely depending on your nationality. This guide explains who needs a Schengen visa, what documents to prepare and how long you can legally stay. Contact our immigration solicitors in Valencia for personalised advice.