Of course, the price increase in Spain is not only for Spanish immigrants, but for the whole of Europe.

However, during the same period, Spain also had local wages. However, since most immigrants from China and Spain are non-profit residence visas to invest in Spain, whether this salary increase is related to us is not close. However, the real cost of Spanish immigration has indeed increased. Paying rent, water, electricity, car gasoline or urban public transportation and shopping carts has become a big challenge for Spanish families. Although inflation has severely hit the entire Spanish economy, the cost of living in some areas is still relatively low. According to the latest Kelisto2022 special data download, Spain is on the list of the most livable cities.

On the other hand, the city with the lowest rent is Orense, with a price of 5.9 euros per square meter. CiudadReal(6 euros/square meter), Zamora(6 euros/square meter), Lugo(6. 1 euro/square meter) and Cáceres(6.2 euros/square meter) are among the five capital cities with the cheapest apartment rents.

According to a scientific research by OCU, the cities that pay the least IBI (property tax) in the tax industry are Sansei Bastin (147 euros), Bilbao (153 euros), Victoria (258 euros) and Pamplona (30,000 euros). On the other hand, Melilla (640 Euros), Real City (640 Euros), Gerona (746 Euros), tarragona (762 Euros) and Lerida (774 Euros) are the largest cities that pay the most taxes in Spain.

Road tax is spent on the level of commodity circulation tax. For vehicles with 8 to 1 1.99 horsepower, the cities that pay the least road tax are Melilla and SantaCruzdeTenerife (both 34.08 euros), Zamora (49.09 euros), caceres (50 euros) and Hahn (5 1.6543).

The average variable cost of garbage collection fees in Spain is another level that varies from big city to big city. According to the information of OCU, the cities with the lowest annual garbage collection fee for 95 square meters houses are Soria (27.60 euros), Alicante (27.84 euros), Leon (35.60 euros), Melilla (40.00 euros) and Villa (48.55 euros).

One of the main reasons for the soaring prices in Spain is the dilemma of energy demand. According to the statistics of Spain's National Bureau of Statistics (INE), in February of 20021year, the prices of public utilities and edible oil in Spain rose rapidly. Among them, the electricity bill has increased greatly. According to the data of the Spanish Association of Customers and Users (OCU), the electricity bill in June 5438+February increased by 40%, which was 24% higher than that in June165438+1October. If compared with February 65438+2020, the electricity charge charged by customers is doubled.