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Ginger

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 6:49pm

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Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 6:49pm

PeterC wrote on Wed Jan 6, 2021 1:29pm:

Will has put it well but you should look at taxes. Once you are tax-resident you must declare all your income world-wide to the Spanish tax office. You must also declare on Form 720 all assets held outside Spain worth over 50,000 Euros. the 50k applies to all sums in the same category, that is fo...

...r example 6 pension pots worth 10k each cannot be treated as if they are below declaration level. All assets such as luxury cars, houses etc must be declared. You do this initially each year (separate from income tax declaration).

Fines for non-declaration are hefty, although the tax may not be.

On a different subject are you prepared to become fairly competent in Spanish? There are interpreters but in emergency situations these are not instantly available, and you will not find every police officer, medical worker, builder et al prepared or able to communicate with you. You can start lessons years before you come in preparation, and it is in my view essential even if you intend only to go to Brit-friendly places or watch UK tv (while this is still possible).

I have eye problems for which I have treatment and visit a specialist consultant at the main hospital in Cartagena. Originally the consultant did not speak English so I hired an interpreter, that consultant left and the new one spoke perfect English, after two visits she has now informed us we must employ an Interoreter, so don’t rely on doctors or consultants that speak English willing to do so.

An interpreter costs about 25 euros per hour, if you higher one near the hospital, or regularly visits the hospital, you do not pay travelling time, hire one from where you are based and travel time has to be factored in. When you arrive at the hospital do not rely on being seen at the time of your appointment you can have to wait, not hours as in the U.K. but you could wait an hour before being seen by the consultant.

Ali52

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 7:54pm

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Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 7:54pm

GeorgeT wrote on Mon Jan 18, 2021 5:45pm:

How much has property gone down by in Campasol compared to roughly since the last high peak values.

And what are the reasons apart from the Covid issues.

It's called Brexit.  Much harder and more expensive now. House prices may have dropped a bit, but most people  seem  to be holding out. Unless desperate to sell. 

So many people, thought there would be no change. Ha Ha Ha. 

Archerjohn66

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 7:59pm

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Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 7:59pm

I keep looking for property for sale on A and B block but they don't say where it is. If you use it for a holiday home for family and friends is this legal, do you have to apply 🤔😁

rma44

Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2021 1:22pm

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Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2021 1:22pm

garyrjb65 wrote on Tue Jan 12, 2021 10:13pm:

Thank you for your help looks like I've missed the boat to live over there permanently.  Looks like I can stay for 90 out of 180 days in Europe. So it will just be a holiday home, (my wife will be happier with that) or I'll look outside the EU where my dollar goes further.

Whose idea was it to leave the EU?!?...

...

Well a large majority voted for it! We had several years of scaremongering and it seems to be continuing now we have left. Some things that were simply speculation such as International driving licenses have not come to fruition but it's very early days.

The Spanish aren't stupid, they know where most of their revenue comes from, let it settle and then decide.

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