@@alfredoruizmanzano206 there is more to healthcare in Spain that public healthcare. If you’re insinuating that us ending up in a public hospital on accident was intentional, then you’re wrong. If you’re not, then ok.. 😆. We pay yearly for private healthcare in Spain, and we also pay over 10s of thousands in taxes, so I think we are covered for one life threatening constitutionally protected incident.

@@TheBurgosExperience Not at all, I don't think you are here to take advantage of the health system, but you can see a lot of videos, especially from Britons, who complain after BREXIT, about having to pay, they are people, who if they take advantage of the Spanish health system, they are very old people, full of ailments and who neither integrate, nor want to participate in Spanish society, only interested.

@@alfredoruizmanzano206 I have no idea how their stuff works- I think they at one time had it easy here and could take advantage of things, but now they can’t and a lot of them are mad 🙃. That’s my own synapsis of their Brexit problems. 😜 They might still have some things they can use here for less cost, or maybe not, I am not very informed on them. They mention a lot of terminology with forms and things that I am not familiar with since I’m not British.

@@TheBurgosExperience You're not British? You're from the US. It's a very different story. Most Americans manage to improve their lives, especially in peace.

The plus side is that you can get refills with these machines and by scanning the code, for me it's better than other restaurants where you pay for every drink.

@@xalau5270 no, we aren’t in Spain for the medical care. we have private insurance. I have never utilized the public system for myself. We’ve used it once for a life threatening incident with our then baby- and it was all by accident. We went to the closest children’s hospital, which ended up being a public hospital. It also ended up being the only hospital in Zaragoza that could do the procedure he needed, so he would have ended up there anyway. Thankfully, minors residing in Spain (citizens or not) are constitutionally provided for with medical care, so he was covered for the stay. We do pay thousands to tens of thousands in taxes though :) & use public transportation as a benefit from that.

@@TheBurgosExperience You benefit indirectly from the Spanish public healthcare and I am glad you do it, private insurances can not raise the prices because of the existance of public healthcare system. I hope you are healthy and happy here 😀

@@xalau5270 thank you, we are happy here. They do raise the premiums according the ages. For example, under 4s pay more than over 4s. Our rates may decrease in the coming year, now that my 4 yr old will be turning 5.

@@edding3002 creo que es un concepto nuevo en España, pero es normal para la tienda. Además, el precio del peanut butter es muy bien. Es 1kg. En la tienda import, pago 9€ para mucho menor.

@@carmen2894 maple syrup is natural syrup. I don’t know why it’s not readily available in Spain, because it is in Northern Europe. As for the PB, I guess it’s personal preference.

@@rhocat362 it was amazing! So beautiful.

I didn’t 😂🤦🏼‍♀️. Maybe one day I’ll try again! But it hasn’t happened yet. 😓

it is kind of like that, but isn't an actual nugget. I can only imagine how much they cost here.

For 6 months, with an international DLs

Además la ambulancia es gratis

​@@gaiahappygratis? tú en que mundo vives? no pagas impuestos? Trabajas? claro entonces para tí es gratis....

​@@TheMariodeblasni te respondo

@@gaiahappy también es gratis! todo es gratis en España.

@@rsocsad interesting. We had only lived in Spain for a few months when this happened. In our country, when you call 911, they send an ambulance right away, and ask questions while it’s en route, rather than before sending it.

Hi, it was an Airbnb. I don’t immediately recall the price, but you can use some websites to find rentals cost. Idealista, fotocasa, and habitaclia are three good ones.

We are doing a combination.

Black hat world form, income school (for beginners) then switch to Matt Diggity.

Will share the message!

This month

We went to the townhall in downtown Murcia. Depending on where you live, it might be a different location. We live in Murcia city, so that’s the townhall we went to. We did change our residency address. There’s a link to do it online, I think you need a digital certificate. I can post the link..just gotta go find it. Good luck with your move!

Here is the link to change your address online. Keep the justificante that you get once it’s submitted. cambiodomicilio.redsara.es/pcd/public/login.xhtml?fbclid=IwAR0a8Ivo2OIc0qrLWInzVAwzWucqB8N9mAlZLIkb96LjNf7gFYphjcfe3cI

@@TheBurgosExperience Many thanks for your reply, my new townhall is in Torre Pacheco. Thank you for the link ,much appreciated.

Do you mean to drive through the country in four days? Or is a person permitted to cross back over four days later? Both are a yes :).

@@TheBurgosExperience thank you .

It is the perfect amount of heat! Not too hot, but not cold. It was so cold we couldn’t stand to be in the room 😅.

It lasts for around 45mins before we have to add more, but it’s a small oven. We tried wood today, but it’s very smokey, so we are sticking with charcoal and got a CO monitor. 🙃🙃

I’m thankful we were able to move and go somewhere else according to the school we wanted. He’s already had a great first few days before Christmas, and he’s been asking about going back for many days now 😆.

We are just so funny, we can’t help it 😂😂.

@@TheBurgosExperience lol

I love you too sweet girl! 😘

@@TheBurgosExperience 💙

DJI Osmo Action.

@@TheBurgosExperience thank you

Hi! Yes, we are in Zaragoza for now. Everything you said about citizenship is true. He doesn’t need to use his MX pp though, but he can. COL btwn MX & Sp is probably about double for rent, depending on city & location (could be the same in some places) & the food at restaurants is definitely higher. No 20c tacos here 😓. I say that on average it’s double or more from MX, but still a good bit lower than the US (especially housing!).

He likes the school!! He actually wants to go 😹. What I did was go tour schools in the cities we were interested in living in. Some schools I couldn’t get to and did email based questions or zoom meetings. I asked every school except for one if they would let him go for half a day “until he was ready for more”. All but one said yes, so he’s going for just about half a day (3-4 hrs depending on the day). If I were you, and moving in a few weeks- by the time you get here and get settled, it could make sense to start them in January, if you went that route, so that they could start at a “beginning point”. You’ll likely blend in well enough in whatever city you go to..unless something comes up with getting the padrón done- they do ask about being enrolled in school, but we avoided that by not taking the kids in with us when we did the padrón. I filled out an extra form to give my husband authorization to register us all, with only him being there- so they never saw my son and never asked about the school question on the form (and we “ignored” the question on the form and didn’t fill it out). I hope this makes sense. It will hopefully make sense when you see the form for the padrón.

You will need to complete the steps when you get to Spain, by registering at the townhall closest to where you end up living for your “padrón”. You should have had to tell them on the application what city you wanted to go to, so that’s where you go, rent, and register. After the padrón, you go to the police station to finish the process.

In the NLV (moving from MX to Spain) video that we did, my husband described what exactly he said to them. You don’t have to say where your income comes from on the app, but you do list your “job”. I *think* I wrote “digital marketing/passive income earner” in that spot.

This video has the terminology that he used. I can’t remember it clearly right now, so check this for that point from their list. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzMpqaIr8hlgJI

We got here at the right time..the end of the last school year, so we didn’t have to worry about registration & we weren’t asked at our padrón (some are asked, some aren’t, it’s unpredictable). We is registered for school at this point. I’ve only considered schools with flexible hours. In our case, if he goes to this current school, it will be 4 hrs a day, up until he’s ready for more by choice..but I know there are many school options with flexible hours.

@@TheBurgosExperience we will probably move in January and to the country side. It is all very unpredictable with all the different stories. Some say it is possible but aren’t very helpful in information. Of course it makes a difference from where you are moving to Spain and where in Spain you live. Thanks for sharing your story and sharing all the information

@@biondaeliza7751 the main factor for us is that we are in a visa. As part of the renewal, they require a letter from the school to show enrollment. If you don’t have a visa, then it will be easier to stay under the radar.

@@TheBurgosExperience thanks again! And good luck with everything in your journey Living in Spain. 🌸

We are willing to move to spain from Europe. Have you managed to homeschool in spain ?

So great to hear! Love reading comments like this.

@@TheBurgosExperience the bit I’m trying to get my head around at the moment is how to pick a niche and how keyword research relates to choosing a niche (I get its relevance in creating content). Are there free tools I can start to explore with rather than paying for or using a trial of SEMRush?

@@andrewhesselden this is free, but it’s limited on the amount of searches you can do, it doesn’t show you competition or alternative keywords …there’s a “bunch of buts” 😂 he said…but, it can get you started. neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/

@@andrewhesselden what I do is look for something that has over 30k searches per month and pays more than $2 per click, also it’s related keywords pay high and have over 1k searches per month, could be anything, think of something people like to do daily or at least once a week, services are usually high paying, like rehab, classes, degrees, insurance, loans, etc. You figure out a high paying keyword/s and then expand from there to figure out a niche. Here’s a good link with more info: www.wordstream.com/articles/most-expensive-keywords

@@TheBurgosExperience Thank you very much. Will do - that's helpful. My ideas are currently is showing 800 monthly searches and £0.50 to £2 per click which sounds a bit low then on monthly search volume.

Yes, if you rent a car & drive, there is no border patrol going either way.

You mentioned not to share you niche and blog site with other people but why is this? Is it because they can take keywords or ideas from you? How do you find the blogging community in your niche? Please explain more of this idea. There are so many blogging groups

@@jasonandcrystalabrian715 yes, that’s exactly why. They could cut into your profits- that would basically be inviting competition. You also don’t want to inadvertently give them wrong hacker your web address..there are ways people can attempt to sabotage your earnings with Adsense (clicking your ads over and over from the same location, for example). Google has ways of protecting you from this now, but it’s risky. Better to not share.

You obviously have to put your links out there to get traffic, but that doesn’t mean you’re outright sharing your niche, keywords, and/or earnings info. We’ve already had someone my husband trusted try to create a website similar to his (in his niche), because money talks- and if they realize they can make money by following you, they may.

@@TheBurgosExperience thank you for the feedback. I haven’t thought about it this way!

Makes sense! This card had both 😂 & neither were working. I think the machine was just a bit slow + the language 🙃.