Perché il 73% degli espatriati americani lascia la Spagna entro 2 anni (dati del settore non ti piacciono)
https://medium.com/@globexs/why-73-of-american-expats-leave-spain-within-2-years-industry-data-you-wont-like-f1ae2b7cc5ac
di TheEuropeanGentleman
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Siempre me ha parecido trágico que tengas que renunciar a la nacionalidad estadounidense o te van a seguir cobrando impuestos incluso aunque estés en otro país.
A principal driver of the misconception is that American tourists go to Spain for a holiday; se enamoran; and expect that living in Spain is going to be the same as their 2 week holiday there. It creates impossible expectations – no country can be as fun of a place to live as it is to holiday.
Coming from NZ, I see the exact same thing happen. Many fall in love with NZ as they go around spending their strong USD currency. Then they get here, earn a NZ wage and have to live and work (and not holiday) and it falls apart for many.
A lot of these points are basically ‘i didn’t prepare properly before coming to Spain’. Also, 8400 euros for medical insurance for 2…i’m sure someone is ripping them off
This article is bullshit.
Sure, there are some complications for getting the NIE, but it’s definitely not something that will take that many months.
With the income this article claims, you can live like a fucking king in Spain.
And I have **never** benefitted from connections in the Spanish bureaucratic system. And I got many grants, economic help and many other benefits from the system.
The article depicts a Spain that perhaps reflects the Spain 20 years ago… Not Spain today.
And don’t get me wrong. I could not care less if you decide not to come to our country (actually better, rich immigration is having a negative effect on our living expenses).
But don’t believe this bullshit.
To be honest, it would be lovely. at least for the locals, that is.
Not that i’m crying or anything.
Expats lmao, you mean immigrants?
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