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Europe's answer to that is south of Spain, no wonder why I see cars with Swedish, Norwegian, or even Icelandic (!) licence plates here. As of today 6 Nov, the t
by ricardobayes 4y ago
Europe's answer to that is south of Spain, no wonder why I see cars with Swedish, Norwegian, or even Icelandic (!) licence plates here. As of today 6 Nov, the thermometer shows 28C (82F), and the beaches are packed.
You can buy a nice beach villa with its own pool for around 300k$/€. Super safe too, forgot a bluetooth speaker in plain sight in my car with rolled down windows - for a few weeks.
Conviently they just passed a digital nomad law with which you can come here long-term and pay 15% income tax.
- jitl 4y agoIt’s funny you say that; one of my cousins in Miami wants to move there after finishing university and getting a good tech job. He already has Spanish citizenship too.
- prvit 4y ago> Super safe too Yeah, except for the occasional car bomb… Unfortunately, due to government policy during the Franco years, the south of Spain continues to consistently attract the worst kinds of people. Even if most days are peaceful, you can never know if today is the day some shit kicks off between the drug cartels and the restaurant you’re eating at gets shot up. And in the areas that don’t entirely depend on the drug trade? There’s nothing at all.
- jmrm 4y ago> Yeah, except for the occasional car bomb… What? > Even if most days are peaceful, you can never know if today is the day some shit kicks off between the drug cartels and the restaurant you’re eating at gets shot up. The only area I know it's pretty problematic and have a lot of mafia acts involved are Marbella, specially Puerto Banús, where a lot of rich mobster do their "business". Outside that, and outside the few slum districts in some cities, there isn't places where you can say things like that could happen.