04 Feb 2016 7:35 PM:

The advantages from my personal point of view is that working "away" from home 90% of the time when working in the UK. The cost of living in Spain and sunshine make it worthwhile, rent or buy? Personally I think rents are cheap enough and I can't really justify buying a place at the moment. We do love where we live at the same time at 300 euros a month rent makes it difficult to actually see the advantages of buying. We can up and move tomorrow if we wanted to currently and although we love Spain and the kids are in school here I am not sure its where we want to be long-term.

There does seem to be more of a slant towards hunting down expat cashflow in the last few years and if the trend continues it may then become time to move.

Thread: Sold our Spanish Holiday Home.. no regrets

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12 Jan 2015 3:29 PM:

Who said it was cheap? Someone asked what the rates were. Personally I use Skype on a monthly tariff.

Thread: Happy Movil

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12 Jan 2015 2:05 PM:

Happy Móvil charges 5.8c per minute for calls to landlines in Western Europe, the US & Canada and Australia. Cell phone calls cost 20c per minute (5.8c to the US and Canada). Taxes are not included in the above cost and there's also a 30c connection charge . Receiving calls is free, no matter where the call comes from.

Thread: Happy Movil

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26 Nov 2014 8:20 PM:

Internet trolls have to just ignore them as its the rise they are after. Good to hear you managed to move to the UK ok though. :) I've decided to move to Spain as the cost of living is cheaper and Mon - Fri I am in hotels so might as well get the sunshine at the weekends! Mainly work in large cities with airports so commute is viable.

2 years is nothing I work on a 20 year plan..lol

Thread: EU Citizen (UK) & none EU Citizen wife (Thai) coming permanently to Spain.

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26 Nov 2014 12:59 PM:

How did the move go? We are currently in La Mata.

Thread: EU Citizen (UK) & none EU Citizen wife (Thai) coming permanently to Spain.

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