Moving to spain
Mar 1st 2017 | 2:11 am
#16
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Re: Moving to spain
NO-ONE, not even the UK Government, knows what will happen about ANYTHING when the UK leaves the EU.
Mar 1st 2017 | 2:22 am
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Re: Moving to spain
Thanks guess we will waite and see.
Mar 1st 2017 | 3:43 am
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Re: Moving to spain
Plenty of nationalities from outside the EU own property in Spain. It is not a condition of property ownership that you are a citizen of an EU member state. People from outside the EU are relatively free to come and go on the back of their national passport.
I mean really.....what are we all scared of?
Mar 1st 2017 | 4:36 am
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Re: Moving to spain
+1
Mar 1st 2017 | 9:58 am
#21
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Re: Moving to spain
Why?
Plenty of nationalities from outside the EU own property in Spain. It is not a condition of property ownership that you are a citizen of an EU member state. People from outside the EU are relatively free to come and go on the back of their national passport.
I mean really.....what are we all scared of?
Plenty of nationalities from outside the EU own property in Spain. It is not a condition of property ownership that you are a citizen of an EU member state. People from outside the EU are relatively free to come and go on the back of their national passport.
I mean really.....what are we all scared of?
The thread title is "Moving to Spain", and OP mentions residency.
Brexit may well not prevent us from buying a holiday home/rental, but length of stay is also a consideration. Every country has a time limit on tourist/visitor visas, and outside the EU other types of visas apply for longer stays or for other purposes eg work.
