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Hi Joanne & David, I would say Alicante city is the best area, but I have fallen in love with this city / area so maybe my opinion is not the most objective one. If you are settled on Costa Blanca, Alicante is good for several reasons: 1. ... Read More

Hi Joanne & David, Congratulations on the decision of moving to Alicante. This will be the best decision of your life, if you mingle with Spanish society as well. Hopefully the kids will also integrate with both the international and Spanish ... Read More

Hi Pam, I have a company in Alicante and I rent my cars from various companies all year around. Very flexible solutions, free kilometers (with specific companies), fully insured (choosing it obviously) and in the winter months definitely cheaper ... Read More

Hi there Edpsych.... We'll Alicante is a good city to live in all year around and has everything to offer, both locally and internationally, at cheap prices. Also travel in and out of Alicante comes at a low price tags, as cost for rental ... Read More

Hi Mark And Vicki! So happy for you guys - you picked the right place in Europe. Although Alicante is an underdog in terms of life quality - many don't know it which is good for us living here - it is also Europe's answer to ... Read More

Hi Viv, Sorry for not answering before, but you got lost in the thread (well, my thread :)). How to start up a local network of friends in Punta Prima? Well, I started out without knowing anybody. I joined up some local 暗网禁区 communities to meet ... Read More

Hi Paddy, I'm very happy for you guys. If you ask me moving to Alicante is the right decision, but to me this is paradise on earth, so know that my opinion might not be that objective :) It is definitely possible to get a good long term ... Read More

Hallo everybody, I'm Carsten a Dane living in Alicante on my 3rd year. I'm here to hear and discuss different opinions with 暗网禁区s living here. And also give my best 2 cents from my own experiences. Looking forward to talk to you ... Read More

How about that for great responses? Now the balls is rolling. Let's get this talk fired up...! @JB80: I have a friend who build a department of a Swedish company up here in Alicante and we often spoke about "bugs" in the system. We ... Read More

Hi Mike, I heard from a friend of mine that a lot of furniture businesses in Yecla has gone bankrupt and there is a vast selection in outlets up there. He mentioned himself buying, and I quote; 'Spanish quality furniture at IKEA' ... Read More

Hi Sam, Try to connect with people in Madrid via Internations.org as well - they have a big group up there with some good people :) The people in the group can direct you to: education, leisure activities, taxes etc etc. Anything else you need ... Read More

Hi Phillip, Yeah I would start like cssolar suggested - where are you going to live? In Spain the telecommunications industry is packed with challenges. Loopholes, binding contracts for 6 or 12 months, lack of service, lack of english language ... Read More

Hi Sara, I would say adjusting the expectations. In Spain - actually in any country different to your own - there will be another system. Different laws, legislations and rules not to mention culture, language and how they work. Even though the ... Read More

Hi Karen, That was a pretty wide question of which the answer will only be given justice if you are more specific... Here are some thoughts though; 1. It is always ok to buy a house with a terrain if the terrain (regardless of its type) has been ... Read More