Happy to hear that! ❤

That's crazy, and now every day prices everywhere are increasing even more 😣

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Yes, Spain is not that expensive, especially if you work remotely for a non-spanish market and get a non-spanish salary, it could be great !

It's ok if you earn the money. Around 8 years ago I looked at cost of living in different countries, where I could just 'walk into' a job if I went to live there. Due to the types of jobs I could possibly have got, the best choice for me to be in a position to actually save some money whilst living abroad was to move to a more rural part of China, earn in the region of $1000 US per month, and live in a decent enough residence that all bills and living costs would total around $300-350 a month, depending on your own extravagance it could cost more, but you would live well enough and save some cash. Most other countries, the cost of living would eat up your wages and at best you had to look at it as a 'working holiday'. It does depend on the job or work that you do but most likely you would choose other parts of the world as a choice of location if you have particular skill sets etc. A lot has changed in 8 years though and I have not looked into it for ages. There are too many factors to say where or what is best, as it is different for many people, but the one thing I would consider is the rent. Not just how much it costs, more along the lines of how serious you are about being there on a more permanent basis, does your job mean that you may have to move to another place or can you settle? So then you think about buying instead of renting property and how it might suit you, or not, and how it would suit your circumstances. The last year has proven that things are not certain and I would not suggest that going out and buying property is the answer at the moment but I know how it is to earn just enough to pay for what it all costs, having nothing to save for a rainy day after you have paid your own way for so long, at least if you were paying into a mortgage instead of just dead money, all this time later you find yourself in year X of an XX year agreement and living in a partially owned property, apart from that your mortgage payments may be flexible and rather than paying 700Euros a month maybe you only pay 150 a week? Allowing yourself 1 day as well as 1 night out a week with the extra cash or adjusting the payments if you needed to, like I say though it will not suit everyone, the other side of the coin is being shackled to the agreement if your circumstances change whereas when renting you just give your notice and walk away if you want to. Pros and cons but be realistic with them, Spain does not pay Singapore wages and the costs in Spain are what people living there pay, out of their wages, in their Spanish jobs :s

It depends where you will be living, but in most cities you will find both private and government provided classes of Spanish :)

I don't think I can, unfortunately, cause the topic is so complicated, I can't figure it out myself 😬

Hey! I would say Yes, but it depends, if you mean Gross or Net amount and which kind of flat you want etc. If you get around 2000 Net I would say a simple flat (one room/studio) would be okay, yes

Hey Henrik :) I know, right?? 🙃

Probably because it's expected (in many/most countries) to have a living room, just like you expect to have a kitchen and bathroom. Listing how many bedrooms an apartment has is important to highlight because that can tell you right away if the apartment fits your situation or not.

I don't understand what you mean :)

Haha, trained by my Catalan circle I guess 😀🙈

@@realandfree Which means you can speak both Spanish and Catalan? For how long have you been living in Sitges?

@@Racksodian I don't speak Catalan, but I understand it quite well (I did take classes of Catalan). I've been living in Catalonia for 5 years now (in Sitges for 8 months)

@@realandfree So you've been living in Madrid and Catalonia? Then you speak Spanish for sure. Is your exbf catalan? I love polyglot people. They're top!!

Yesss, and not only in Spain, I moved to Germany and prices of rent are increasing as I breathe 😮

Can you please let me know here what exactly you want to know about Spain? :) And if I can help you, we can talk in ig