Advice on choosing Camposol - Page 2

oink wrote on Tue May 26, 2020 4:12pm:

Private health will remain the same 1st year , but instead of convenio it will be private for other years   not much diff in price   . If underlying medical conditions then can be a problem 

As for ehic  ppl will get travel ins , 50 days consecutive  cover ,staysure is cheap   £30,  incl underlying cond £80...

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Non eu  1yr visa  renew 2yr visa ,renew 2yr visa ,perm residency on 5th year ( non working) 

You can get a working visa .dont know details  

26k needed to show  yr self sufficient 

Or monthly income/  pension pot  to cover 26k 

Therefore if you dont have the money to stay here ,you shouldnt be here   .

Ali52 wrote on Wed May 27, 2020 1:19pm:

I have been quoted huge amounts for insurance. Also we will have to pay for our medication, which in my partner's case adds up to over 200 euros per month. Quite a bit out of our income. Luckily I have enough income to support this. More worried about hospital stays. That is why our insurance is ...

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...250 to 300 (quotes) per month.  So we DO need to have a monthly income of over 2k euro.  I know that is what I had to prove  but wondered if it had altered. We might be ok, it depends what the UK Gov does. I know the Spanish PM is sympathetic to us all. We will of course be able to buy houses out here  if we can fulfill gov requirements, but it is going to be a lot more expensive.

CFC1905 wrote on Tue May 26, 2020 11:53am:

No doubt that things have changed and will continue to change as Brexit negotiations continue or the UK leaves without a deal

I may be stupid but my feeling has always been that Spain relies so much on the income from UK tourists and those with homes that they would would not make it to onerous

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If the urbanistations started to empty because of new regulations then the government would lose more money than it can afford to a seriously jepordise their economy

No idea if my logic is sound or not but crossing everything so that our dream continues

Ali52 wrote on Wed May 27, 2020 1:19pm:

I have been quoted huge amounts for insurance. Also we will have to pay for our medication, which in my partner's case adds up to over 200 euros per month. Quite a bit out of our income. Luckily I have enough income to support this. More worried about hospital stays. That is why our insurance is ...

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...250 to 300 (quotes) per month.  So we DO need to have a monthly income of over 2k euro.  I know that is what I had to prove  but wondered if it had altered. We might be ok, it depends what the UK Gov does. I know the Spanish PM is sympathetic to us all. We will of course be able to buy houses out here  if we can fulfill gov requirements, but it is going to be a lot more expensive.

Ali52 wrote on Wed May 27, 2020 1:19pm:

I have been quoted huge amounts for insurance. Also we will have to pay for our medication, which in my partner's case adds up to over 200 euros per month. Quite a bit out of our income. Luckily I have enough income to support this. More worried about hospital stays. That is why our insurance is ...

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...250 to 300 (quotes) per month.  So we DO need to have a monthly income of over 2k euro.  I know that is what I had to prove  but wondered if it had altered. We might be ok, it depends what the UK Gov does. I know the Spanish PM is sympathetic to us all. We will of course be able to buy houses out here  if we can fulfill gov requirements, but it is going to be a lot more expensive.

sdb137 wrote on Thu May 28, 2020 6:03pm:

Hi, If you check up on the Spanish law, the King of Spain ruled by Royal Decree, that EVERY RESIDENT, REGUARDLESS OF STATUS, WILL BE ENTITLED TO FREE HEALTH CARE.

I was told many areas abide by this, but some do not.

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As usual Spain pleases itself on rules in different areas, and companies would lose a lot of income if expats did not have to purchase private medical cover.

The EHIC is no longer accepted, so you have to have private insurance for Residence.

I am not sure of the rules re retirement age and what happens with health care, but Brexit may alter that also. 

Ali52 wrote on Thu May 28, 2020 7:47pm:

Unfortunately, ( maybe) Spain is a democracy. Policy is set by government. At the  moment we are lucky the socialists are very sympathetic  to our plight. The royal decree where it concerns Brits is that we will be given the same access  and rights as now. As long as the UK gov gra...

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...nt the same to Spanish residents in UK. When Boris was asked about this, he hedged and of course, if they continue with the health premium, we are in trouble. So we do not know yet. It is in the hands of this Tory government. Or rather Dominic Cummins.

Ali52 wrote on Wed May 27, 2020 1:19pm:

I have been quoted huge amounts for insurance. Also we will have to pay for our medication, which in my partner's case adds up to over 200 euros per month. Quite a bit out of our income. Luckily I have enough income to support this. More worried about hospital stays. That is why our insurance is ...

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...250 to 300 (quotes) per month.  So we DO need to have a monthly income of over 2k euro.  I know that is what I had to prove  but wondered if it had altered. We might be ok, it depends what the UK Gov does. I know the Spanish PM is sympathetic to us all. We will of course be able to buy houses out here  if we can fulfill gov requirements, but it is going to be a lot more expensive.