Spain is a holiday resort where people enjoy sunny beaches. What's the real life like when you immigrate to Spain?

Spain is a holiday resort where people enjoy sunny beaches. What's the real life like when you immigrate to Spain? 1. There are many kinds of food, which are very fresh and healthy.

Spanish cuisine has always attracted many overseas investors, including paella, Blavas potatoes, gazpacho, peppers, ham, tortillas, Calilada and fried dough sticks. Local people also grow many fresh fruits and vegetables, and we can often buy freshly picked vegetables and fruits in local markets or small shops. Besides a healthier choice, it tastes better and is cheap in the market. One kilogram of organic Chili powder can usually be bought as low as 1 euro/kg, which is very delicious for me who like spicy food. I recommended many domestic friends and got their unanimous praise.

2. Comfortable climate and sunny weather.

Because of my work, I have lived in Britain, Ireland and other countries, but it was either rainy or foggy, which made my travel and play experience very bad. I came to live in Spain by accident. Although some people around me say that the climate here is ok, I don't expect much. But after coming here, I found that the weather in Madrid is absolutely good. Even in winter, most days will be sunny. In spring and autumn, I can enjoy outdoor life. The temperature here is rarely lower than 10 degrees Celsius. The temperature in winter is about 15 degrees, and it is 20 degrees when the sun rises. If you live in the south of gran canaria, the temperature is 25-30℃ a year, which is also very pleasant. The climate in Spain not only brings me a good mood every day, but also the delicious food I want to eat.

3. Good medical and educational benefits ensure basic needs.

Spain is famous for its world-class medical system, with a national health care system and private insurance options for those who want to expand coverage. Of course, the vast majority of Spaniards and foreigners use Spain's national public medical system, and SNS cannot cover all medical expenses. For example, the fees for ambulances, dentists and pharmacies are extra out-of-pocket expenses. Of course, people can also use private medical insurance, which is limited by basic benefits. In terms of educational resources, Spain's first-class education quality is the choice of many overseas families. After finishing high school in Spain, children can enter famous European universities for higher education. Generally speaking, the local medical and educational benefits are very good and can meet the needs of many people.

4. The cost of living is low, and you can afford a part-time job.

The cost of living in Britain is influenced by the cost of living in Britain. But the price in Spain is so cheap that I can afford it without a full-time job. For example, I can enjoy 2 euros of special coffee (typical Spanish cafes are cheaper); In Madrid, where I live, sharing a room only costs 300-500 euros/month, while the rent in small cities like Alicante or Seville will be lower; When it comes to beer or wine, Spain is much cheaper than Britain. For example, people can buy a delicious bottle of wine for 2 euros in the store, but in Britain it costs at least 4 euros; Eating out costs only 8- 10 euros, while the same food is at least twice as expensive in Britain. At present, as a freelancer, I can live comfortably without full-time, and I won't have much budget.

No country is perfect, Spain is no exception. If you can't learn Spanish for a long time, it's really difficult to integrate; The pace of life is slow, and many people can't adapt quickly ... Nevertheless, I can't deny that Spain is a livable place and my ideal country to live in!