¿Why Spain?

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Spain is recognized worldwide as a top destination for both individuals and companies seeking rewarding opportunities and an enhanced lifestyle. With its dynamic economy, excellent infrastructure, and internationally attractive living standards, Spain stands out as a welcoming place to start a new chapter.

Economic and Business Advantages

Spain’s strategic position grants seamless access to the EU market and enables easy global trade. The government encourages innovation with business-friendly policies, supportive corporate tax rates, and incentives for startups and entrepreneurs. Major cities including Madrid, Barcelona, and Malaga are home to vibrant tech scenes and business networks, supported by robust digital, transport, and financial infrastructure.

Quality of Life

Spain consistently ranks high for its public healthcare system, accessible international schools, and affordable cost of living. Residents enjoy a high life expectancy, safe communities, and a healthy work-life balance. The country’s emphasis on community and outdoor living contributes to an exceptional quality of life for professionals and their families.

Safety and family-friendliness are defining features of Spanish cities and towns. Expats quickly find supportive communities and access to family resources, from international schools to recreational clubs. There are abundant opportunities for leisure, nature, and wellness pursuit suiting families and individuals alike.

Cultural and Lifestyle Appeal

Spain’s rich history is showcased through its world-class museums, festivals, and centuries-old traditions. Residents enjoy an unparalleled Mediterranean climate, excellent cuisine, and lively neighborhoods. The country’s regions offer diverse landscapes, from sun-soaked beaches to scenic mountains, making Spain a culturally and naturally diverse home for newcomers

Strategic Location & Connectivity

Spain’s location bridges Europe, Africa, and Latin America, allowing easy travel and business connections. The country features international airports, seaports, and a renowned high-speed rail system, making both domestic and global mobility straightforward and efficient

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Fun facts about Spain

National Emblem: The Coat of Arms of Spain

Spain’s coat of arms features symbols from the historical kingdoms that unified to form modern Spain including the lion of León, the castle of Castile, red and yellow stripes of Aragon, the chains of Navarre, and the pomegranate of Granada. It is prominently depicted on the national flag and official documents. One of only two flags to have the colour pink in it!

National Animal: The Bull

The bull is widely regarded as Spain’s national animal, symbolizing strength, courage, and independence. Bulls are integral to Spanish culture and tradition, particularly through bullfighting and the iconic Osborne bull silhouettes found throughout the country. Our Bull is called "Torro"! You'll see him everywhere!

National Flower: The Carnation

The carnation is recognized as Spain’s national flower. Its vibrant red blooms are closely associated with Spanish festivals, flamenco performances, and traditional celebrations throughout the country.

National Day & Historic Legacy: Día de la Hispanidad

Spain’s National Day, known as Día de la Hispanidad, is celebrated on October 12th. It commemorates the legacy of Spanish influence around the world, particularly in Hispanic America, and is marked by parades, ceremonies, and cultural events across the country.

Each Region Has Its Own Language!

While Spanish (Castilian) is the official national language, many regions have their own distinct languages, such as Catalan in Catalonia, Basque in the Basque Country, and Galician in Galicia!

“La Tomatina” Is the World’s Biggest Food Fight

Every year (Late August), the town of Buñol near Valencia hosts La Tomatina, where thousands of people hurl tomatoes at each other for fun creating a spectacular and messy festival that attracts visitors from around the world