Moving to Spain?

Find a new home

Finding accommodation in Spain can sometimes be challenging, with numerous scams preying on unsuspecting individuals. Our company collaborates with specialized real estate agents to help you find the perfect home during your studies. We ensure a smooth process by guiding you through legal requirements and assisting you with the necessary documentation for living and studying in Spain.

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BLAU Student Housing

BLAU Student Housing is the newest International Student Residence located in Barcelona's best beachfront district. At BLAU Student Housing...
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ENSO Co-living

YOU DO LIVING. WE DO THE REST Joining Enso is more than finding a place to live; it's about accessing a community enriched with exclusive events. Here, you'll connect with like-minded people, forge lasting friendships, and experience moments that turn the everyday into the extraordinary.
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Happy Expat

Marion, Rossana, and Tania, the Happy Expat Team, are your local real estate experts, specializing in Sitges, Olivella, and Sant Pere de Ribes. They are all expats themselves and understand what it’s like to be new to a country, especially if you still need to learn the language. You will get comprehensive support throughout the entire relocation process, from initial consultations to finalizing home purchases.

Looking for accommodation?

Here are our suggestions

Blau Residency
Barcelona
Enscoliving
Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia
Happy Expats
Catalonia
Habitaclia
All of Spain
Idealista
All of Spain
Spotahome
All of Spain
Rentola
All of Spain

What stage are you at?

Studying in Spain

Relocating

Living in Spain

Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of living in Spain varies depending on the city of residence.

Madrid and Barcelona are recognized as some of the most expensive cities in the country, whereas Malaga offers a more affordable cost of living. Valencia presents an attractive option, providing a balance between urban amenities and natural landscapes.

On average, monthly apartment expenses in Barcelona amount to approximately €1,200. Recent years have witnessed notable fluctuations in rental prices within the city. To address the escalating costs, Barcelona introduced a rent cap proposal last year as a potential solution.

Type of Accomodation Average Rental Price in Barcelona €

Apartment “From €900 to €1,600”

Studio “From €850 to €1,219”

Private Room for single person From € 480 to €620

This deposit typically amounts to 1-2 months’ rent. The owner is required to return this deposit at the end of your rental period, assuming you leave the property in the same condition as when you moved in.

Yes, you can rent an apartment in Spain as a foreigner.Spain is quite welcoming when it comes to room rentals in shared accommodations. If you’re working with a limited budget or simply want to enjoy the social experience of living with others, Spain is an excellent choice. There are numerous avenues to discover rental accommodations in Spain, and the websites listed above represent just a fraction of the options available. However, it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with the local rental market, negotiate the terms of your lease

For the first five years of your lease, rent adjustments are aligned with the Spanish Consumer Price Index (CPI). After this period, any changes will depend on negotiations between the tenant and the landlord.

Yes, this is permissible as long as it was clearly stated in the rental listing.

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Relocating

Moving to Valencia

Valencia offers affordable living, safety, and a rich culture. Rent is around €900 for a one-bedroom, €1,500 for a three-bedroom. Ideal for families and students.
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Moving Tips

Essential things you need to know before moving to Spain

Moving to Spain offers great weather, affordable living, and free education. Rentals are often unfurnished. Learning Spanish or Catalan helps with jobs. NIE.CAT can help with documentation.
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Relocating

What to expect when moving to Madrid

Moving to Madrid combines tradition with modern living. It's affordable, with lively nightlife, diverse food, and family-friendly activities. Rent for a 3-bedroom ranges from €1,450 to €2,200.

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