rachelwebb
English expat in Spain
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About me
English
Lives in Andalucia
Speaks English and Spanish
Registration: 31 December 2008
food selling licence for daily market
I think you first stop is the local Ayuntamiento, I know our local stall holders pay someone the town hall sends around. Read More
Andalucia Tour
I would definately recommend hiring a car, driving is not a problem unless in the cities. Getting to Mijas and Ronda isn麓t possible by train, there are buses but so much time is lost waiting for buses. Maybe you could visit the cities by train and ... Read More
Living in Andalusia by expat.com
You are an expatriate living in Andalusia, or you used to work and live in Andalusia. [b]Share your expat experience![/b] How would you describe life in Andalusia? Has it been complicated to settle down, to find a job, and an accomodation? ...
It can be difficult especially around the coast to have the opportunity to practice Spanish as so many Spaniards want to practice their English on you! Read More
Living in Andalusia by expat.com
You are an expatriate living in Andalusia, or you used to work and live in Andalusia. [b]Share your expat experience![/b] How would you describe life in Andalusia? Has it been complicated to settle down, to find a job, and an accomodation? ...
A real necessity when you're thinking of moving to Andalucia is to learn some Spanish. Unless you only want to mix and work with the British. It is far from easy to find work, especially as there are so many Spanish also looking for work in this ... Read More