Tulip Relocations is a professional company specialized in your relocation at the Costa del Sol, Costa Tropical or the interior of the province of Malaga or Granada. We take care of all aspects of emigration; Home Search (rental) home; Requesting a tax number; Requesting residence; Importing your car; Exchange driving…
Do you have a paid vacancy or voluntary position in your company in the area of Malaga and you are looking for a native (European language) speaker? Send us the details and we will share it on our facebook page and other social media, like twitter and Google+, totally free…
The European Union has created for the citizens of Europe created a very useful website. It provides help and advice for living, working and travelling in Spain. Here you will find information about your rights in other EU countries, with many useful tips in English or if you find this easier…
When you are a resident in Spain and your EU driving license is about to expire you will need to convert to a Spanish license. This is called a canje del permiso de conducción de paises de la Unión Europea. Paperwork For this you must have a valid ‘residence permit‘ the so-called…
Are you planning any time soon to move to Spain, buy a second home or start your own business overseas? Of course you want to make sure that your properties are well protected, especially in a country where you not familiar with the language and/or customs. A rainy day For…
If you are planning to stay for an extended period in Spain or perhaps get involved in doing business you will probably need to open a bank account. For international clients there are two types of accounts: Para residentes: for people actually living in Spain (with residence permit) Cuenta para no…
As a resident in Spain importing your car from another E.U. member state is not a problem. Steps to take First of all the car needs to be exported from the country, where it is registered. You will need to be able to proof your residency with a NIE. It…
Perhaps you will be retiring soon and would like to spend your free time in the Spanish sun. Have a nice lunch on the beach, go golfing with friends or take your boat out. But yes, the language and local bureaucracy are things you dread. Understandably so. Luckily there is…