Husband: Mexican passport, Mexican acta, Mexican ID card; paid MX visa fee Wife: USA passport, USA birth certificate, MX residency card; paid USA visa fee Child 1: USA passport, USA birth certificate,…
Work, education, language, culture- there are so many changes to anticipate when you decide that you might want to leave your home country and move abroad, but how can you prepare for…
Okay guys, or VALE as the Spaniards say, I am about to go down a very personal road here, so buckle up! Here is the briefest way to say this: I used…
Flights taken: Madrid to Tangier Advanced Planning: A few weeks Train trips: Tangier to Casablanca Roundtrip Our trip to Morocco was probably one of our most unique and different trips thus far.…
We left the United States and moved abroad to Mexico in 2018 (my deep dive into why can be found here), but why did we choose to move to and settle in…
Prague: Day 1 (Saturday): On the first day of this trip, we took the fast train from Zaragoza to Madrid, and then a taxi to the airport. We flew to Prague with…
In this post I am going to discuss some of the differences I have noticed between schools in Spain, and schools in the United States. It is not exhaustive, obviously. I am…
Here it goes, my biggest personal regret regarding our move to Spain- take a deep breath, because it’s going to be big one: Not putting our school-aged child into a Spanish school…
How to rent an apartment in Spain as a foreigner: 1. We Call at 10am. No messages through the websites. Use WhatsApp. Through trial and error, we have learned that 10am seems…
I am in many groups on facebook that revolve around living in and moving to Spain. More and more frequently, I am being contacted directly about this topic, and seeing questions posted…