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Flight delays in Spain

How do I sue an airline? Recently, there has been an abundance of cancelled flights and chaos within many of the major airports within Europe and the UK. In particular, Spanish airports have been overburdened with a surplus of passengers due to the shortage of staff. The Local (es) news explained that about 15,000 passengers missed their connections at Madrid´s Barjas airport since March - which has caused further issues regarding the exceeded capacity within the terminals, and in many cases, it has forced flights to either suffer delays or take-off with a half empty aircraft. Impact of Brexit The influx of Spanish...

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Surrogacy in Spain

Why is surrogacy illegal in Spain? Surrogacy is process in which a hired woman carries a baby for a couple who are unable to conceive or carry a child for themselves – due to medical, physical, or personal reasons. There are two types of surrogacies which make the law controversial. In a traditional surrogacy, the surrogate is genetically related to the baby, via artificial insemination, which makes the surrogate mother the baby´s biological mother. Conversely, in host surrogacies, the more common type, an in vitro fertilisation treatment (IVF) is used so that the host´s eggs are not part of the process...

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Considering a master’s degree in Spain? Here’s what you need to know.

Choosing where to obtain a master’s degree can be difficult, and often daunting, when faced with the decision of where to study outside of your home country. In this article, we will provide anyone considering studying in Spain with all the knowledge and tools necessary to begin formulating your decision and understand the process that you will be required to complete in order to study here.   Contents: Should I do a master’s degree in Spain? How much does a master's degree in Spain cost? How do master’s courses work in Spain? How to apply for a master’s in Spain? What visa...

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What is the difference between the NIE and TIE in Spain, and which one do you need?

NIE and TIE are two different documents that are often mismatched or confused. If you are a foreigner thinking of investing in Spain or going to live there, you have probably already heard of these and are looking for some clarification on the matter. In this article we are going to explain the difference between NIE and TIE, the distinct types of each one (NIE number and TIE card, green card, and blue and pink one) and which one you should get depending on your specific case. Here you can find a summary of the article and the links to go...

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UK driving licence is no longer valid for Spanish Residentes after May 1st, 2022

In continuation to our previous updates on driving in Spain for UK driving licence holders after the Withdrawal Agreement, it has been announced that from 1st May 2022, those who have resided in Spain for 6 months will no longer be able to drive in Spain using their UK licenses. All UK driving licence holders who have lived in Spain for 6 months and have not yet exchanged their UK driving licence for a Spanish one, will not be able to drive in Spain. Therefore, from 1st May, anyone who was living in Spain prior to 1st January 2022 must have...

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Catalan outdated taxes paralyzing the sale and purchase of properties will be lifted in 2022

The Catalan Civil Code will be amended later this year to prevent a medieval tax, which continues to be enforced by current legislation, from continuing to intervene with the purchase and sale of estates. The tax, known as an emphyteutic census, is a kind of tribute of feudal origin, often associated with the purchase and sale of property, which must be paid to the nobility, as former owners of the land where the estate now stands. Emphyteutic censuses date back to the 16th Century and allowed nobles and feudal lords to rent land to farmers for cultivation in exchange for an annual...

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