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By (user no longer on site) OP 12 weeks ago
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"Have a lot of money.
Have a lot of patience for bureaucracy.
Learn Spanish."
Define please? How much would you need a month if the house is bought outright? |
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By *AYENCouple 12 weeks ago
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Living there on what terms? It's difficult there if you're self-employed, finding a job might be difficult, if you're retired you'll likely end up drinking all day with other ex pats. The best advice I could give you is to rent an apartment for a year and try it before fully committing. K. |
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My parents moved out to a very rural area, beautiful and they both thoroughly enjoyed it. Until they became ill and elderly and felt very much alone for them.
I often said i would move out there in a heartbeat but now, not so sure |
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"Have a lot of money.
Have a lot of patience for bureaucracy.
Learn Spanish.
Define please? How much would you need a month if the house is bought outright?"
Totally depends on your lifestyle , mode of transport etc. how much do you currently spend in the uk a month ? How often will you travel back there & will you have a car and place to stay in the UK ? Will you go on foreign holidays ? Will you run a car in Spain. Do you tend to cook or dine out ? Do you smoke or drink ?
My costs in Dubai are around £3000 a month but I travel frequently to the UK each trip is around £1500 in flights & car hire alone. I also go on holidays to Asia. I maintain a house in the uk at a cost of around £1000 a month.
When I did the calculations for digital Nomad I reckon I could live in Spain comfortably for £2500 a month including rent & running a car. Italy was a bit higher around £3200.
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