spanish virgin
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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
Rosemary
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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
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Hi...
We too are thinking of upping sticks and moving to Spain along with our 3 children aged 18, 14 & 4.. not quite sure as to which part but going for a four week recci in late July... My cousin has just moved over to Almeria with her four children aged 14, 12, 9 & 5 she has been there before and loves it there, she says that the schools are great - her eldest will be going to an international school and the rest into a spanish school... sorry can't help anymore.... but the rest of the guys on here seem to be clued up and really helpful..... good luck
Chele
We too are thinking of upping sticks and moving to Spain along with our 3 children aged 18, 14 & 4.. not quite sure as to which part but going for a four week recci in late July... My cousin has just moved over to Almeria with her four children aged 14, 12, 9 & 5 she has been there before and loves it there, she says that the schools are great - her eldest will be going to an international school and the rest into a spanish school... sorry can't help anymore.... but the rest of the guys on here seem to be clued up and really helpful..... good luck
Chele

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could anyone suggest the best place in spain to move to with 3 kids 11 9 and 3. all going to go to spainsh school. in need of jobs when we get there dont no the lingo unfortunatley. im a class 1 driver and a driving instructor by trade.my wife runs her own dirving school in uk, not sure if thats the sort of thing we could do in spain. also need some where to rent. anyone know how easy it is to register your own car in spain
#24
My husband and i do not speak Spanish either..Do you both work now and what is it you do???
Chele..
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my husband is a class 1 driver and he is also a qualified driving instructor. doesnt seem much call for it there. i am in the process of buying my own sandwich shop. was debating whether to bother and just take money to spain instead.
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Well it looks like Spain is off the list now.
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Good Luck with the sandwich bar.
Rosemary
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yes, i kind of know in my heart that it isnt going to happen in the next year or so. just so want a better life for my children. i dread to think what state this country is going to be in when my 3 year old is at high school. god really depressed now. thanks for all the help and info guys.
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yes, i kind of know in my heart that it isnt going to happen in the next year or so. just so want a better life for my children. i dread to think what state this country is going to be in when my 3 year old is at high school. god really depressed now. thanks for all the help and info guys.
I was gunna say I would wait until the 14 yr old and then obviously the 9 yr old had finished their education in England.....a lot of kids we have met are struggling with the language at from around 11 yrs old....and definitely 14.
We moved over here this time last year, but Mr E works remotely via the internet for a UK company. And I've picked up cleaning and bar work. We wouldn't have done it without security...and we are lucky that we have it. Many young families have had to go back, which is upsetting.
It's not easy getting work out here, even if you have Spanish as a second language....so I would stay put until you are sure where you wanna go, have security (30,000 euros...will GO in a flash). We have already re-mortgaged...
hence I'm back to work.Good luck hun......hope everything will work out for you.

xx
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Chin up chick........it'll happen!
I was gunna say I would wait until the 14 yr old and then obviously the 9 yr old had finished their education in England.....a lot of kids we have met are struggling with the language at from around 11 yrs old....and definitely 14.
We moved over here this time last year, but Mr E works remotely via the internet for a UK company. And I've picked up cleaning and bar work. We wouldn't have done it without security...and we are lucky that we have it. Many young families have had to go back, which is upsetting.
It's not easy getting work out here, even if you have Spanish as a second language....so I would stay put until you are sure where you wanna go, have security (30,000 euros...will GO in a flash). We have already re-mortgaged...
hence I'm back to work.
Good luck hun......hope everything will work out for you.

xx
I was gunna say I would wait until the 14 yr old and then obviously the 9 yr old had finished their education in England.....a lot of kids we have met are struggling with the language at from around 11 yrs old....and definitely 14.
We moved over here this time last year, but Mr E works remotely via the internet for a UK company. And I've picked up cleaning and bar work. We wouldn't have done it without security...and we are lucky that we have it. Many young families have had to go back, which is upsetting.
It's not easy getting work out here, even if you have Spanish as a second language....so I would stay put until you are sure where you wanna go, have security (30,000 euros...will GO in a flash). We have already re-mortgaged...
hence I'm back to work.Good luck hun......hope everything will work out for you.

xx
I think they are going to Canada now.





