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Known as the "Island of Eternal Spring", Tenerife has become one of Europe's premier destinations for permanent relocation. Situated roughly 1,000 kilometres southwest of the Spanish mainland, the island offers an enviable combination of year-round warmth, dramatic volcanic scenery, and European infrastructure.

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Spain is renowned worldwide for its vibrant street life, outdoor culture, and spirited social atmosphere. From late-night terrace dining to lively seasonal fiestas, the sound of people enjoying life is woven into the country’s fabric.

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Private health insurance in Spain costs an average of €46 a month for a basic policy without co-payments and €74 for a complete one. For people over 55, a complete policy averages about €125 a month. These figures come from the December 2025 health insurance price index by Rastreator, a Spanish comparison site, which also shows premiums rising by around 19% during 2025.

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Barcelona has long attracted expats, digital nomads, and international buyers with its Mediterranean climate, modernist architecture, and world-class gastronomy. However, the operational reality of living in the Catalan capital in 2026 has shifted. Fueled by record tourism, tight housing inventory, and evolving local regulations, the city’s cost of living requires careful financ...

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Spain's Council of Ministers re-approved 2 royal decree-laws (reales decretos-ley) on housing on 6 October 2026. Congress had rejected the earlier versions on 2 October, the first by 172 votes to 178, and the second by 166 votes to 184. The new texts keep the same core measures, with some technical changes and a few additions.

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