20 Apr 2007 2:44 PM:

Thank you for that information - very useful.

Is it easy enough to register with a Spanish doctor? What paperwork (if any) do you have to take with you?

With thanks

Debbie

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18 Apr 2007 7:00 PM:

Thank you so much for all the advice and information you have provided so far - it has been really helpful.

Should we decide to go ahead and purchase a villa on Las Kalendras we look forward to meeting neighbours.

Thank you once again - David

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18 Apr 2007 12:00 AM:

I am hoping to move to Spain in the near future, but the one thing that I have still yet to sort out is my repeat medications.

I'm not too sure how one would go about obtaining the appropriate medication when required as i am an asthmatic and will therefore need specific inhalers.

Is there anyone who has emigrated to Spain who has the same needs? If so i would be grateful if you could share with me how the process of getting medications works?

With thanks in anticipation.

Debbie.

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16 Apr 2007 1:45 PM:

I can't thank you enough for the information you have provided. Buying any property is nerve wracking enough without the uncertainties of buying (off plan) in another country. As I said, the area looked absolutely stunning and you're quite right it really is tiresome, confusing and hectic when you are on a quick 'property inspection tour'. It certainly does not allow sufficient time to get to know the area - and that was my concern.

Have you bought in Las Kalendas? if so, have you had any particular problems that you have come across e.g. building problems/construction, aftersales or snag lists that we should possibly be aware of...As i'm sure you're only too aware of, knowledge gained through other's experiences is always useful to those that are following the same pathway.

Once again, we are both very grateful for the information you have already provided - It really has helped.

Kind regards

David.

 

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15 Apr 2007 12:00 AM:

My wife and i are seriously considering purchasing a villa (Andrea) on the Las Kelandas urbanisation. We have mainly been concentrating our interest on the coastal region(s) of Spain - in particular the costa blanca. As a consequence we know the coastal regions fairly well, and have an understanding of the infrastructures, amenitities, road networks available etc.  However, we recently went on a property inspection tour (Euro Anglo Sur / Prestige Villas) who introduced us to Las Kalendas.

As this was our first time venturing more inland to look at properties, we felt at a disadvantage as we have no idea what facilities the area has to offer e.g. shops, restaurants etc. more importantly we were wondering about medical facilites, vets etc that would be availble. It certainly felt very 'out of the way', and it would appear that you would need to rely on having a car to get to any of the essential amenitities? Could anyone please provide us with an insight to this lovely rustic area, providing any information you feel would be useful when considering the idea of purchasing any property on the urbanisation.

Estimation of times to get to Mercia, Coastal regions, hospitals / clinics etc. would be welcome.

Yours gratefully.

David.

 

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