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How much (estimate) would it cost to completely move to Spain (just me)?
Question : How much (estimate) would it cost to completely move to Spain (just me)?
Be honest!
I wanna move to spain when im about 27 (i’m 17 now)
How much would it cost to completely move to spain (maximum estimate) I have about 10+ years to save up & i need tips to save up!
thanksss xxx
moving cost estimate
Best answer:
Answer by HAK
Just buy a ticket and leave,
I am sure that the prices now will no longer be valid after 10 years
Good luck
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#2 written by lightworker 1 year ago
Honey by the time you reach 27 you may have changed your life 20 times over including your dreams of living in Spain. So here is what to do:
Save hard, learn Spanish to be able to speak it fluently and then who knows, by the time you are 27 you may still wish to be here, but then again with money in the bank and being fluent in at least 1 other language the world will be your oyster……
In 1991, my daughter and I moved to Spain with only £2000 in my pocket and we are still here. She is now married to a lovely Spaniard and has a daughter who is bi lingual. But I doubt if £2000 would get you far these days, so imagine what it will be like in 10 years?
Good luck.
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#3 written by Harry R 1 year ago
Hola, Laura…learn the language and check flat/house prices. To be truthful, however…there are some parts of the country that has been buggered up by fellow countrymen. British in parts of the Costa del Sol have turned it into a nightmare – almost, in some parts like council house ghettos – who will be eager to rip other Brits off.
I’d be looking at, at least 50/75,000€ to start of with (and that’s this year)!
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To be honest with you………………how long is a peice of string……….
What is your job or are you a student, if so what do you want to do in the future apart from coming here?
We can´t assume what price property will be in 10 years to buy or rent?
What about the job situation here? I think maybe you will have to sit on this idea for a while, these days I don´t think many folks can make plans for so far in advance, you truly do not know what is around the corner to throw a spanner in the works…….
I personally as regards saving think do it yourself, do not rely at all on those firms offering private pensions, I almost lost 75% of mine, I drew it out 2 days before the s…t hit the fan in the UK last year thank god, but you should save money each month stash and forget it until you need it,don´t rely on banks etc, these days as regards investments…..