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Speaking as someone who's currently in Spain, if your business allows it just set up the company elsewhere and work from here. I do it and many of my friends do
by kristiandupont 13y ago
Speaking as someone who's currently in Spain, if your business allows it just set up the company elsewhere and work from here. I do it and many of my friends do it. It's a wonderful combination.
- purringmeow 13y agoWhat are your living expenses? Where are you located? I've scouted for houses in South Spain some time ago and was under the impression you can get a decent house near the beach for around 50k Euro, which isn't a lot. Also, what about Mallorca? I've heard Martin Varsavsky say there is some sort of a retreat-hackerspace-coworkingspace thing?
- kristiandupont 13y agoI'm in Barcelona. My rent is €1000 per month but that is for a quite nice flat. Food and going out is cheap compared to Copenhagen where I am from, but not as much as I expected. That said, if you are already up for adventure, you could consider South East Asia or Latin America instead and really stretch your budget.
- tomelders 13y agoThe advantage of Spain is that it's Europe, the worlds largest economy, with no travel or work restrictions, and you're never more than a few hours away from some of the most important cities in the world.
- reledi 13y agoI see from your profile that you're based in London. Do the advantages that you mentioned come in useful for yourself? For example, do you do a lot of travelling/working between European countries?
- kken 13y ago€1000 per month for what? In Berlin, 1000€ would seem excessive.