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In Spain, squatting is one of the biggest annoyances for homeowners, next to tenants not making their payments. Squatters sometimes see their occupation as a protest or a way to fight against the system, but often it is simply abusing loopholes in the law. For homeowners, it is mostly a source of frustration, loss and legal complications. Especially for people who have worked hard to buy their own property or have their holiday home abroad, occupation by squatters can be the nightmare you would

If you are planning to buy a house in Spain, it is good to know what the Property Register is and why it is so important. This is because this register plays a crucial role in ensuring legal certainty when buying property and it helps you avoid running into legal problems.

The Costa Blanca is known for its beautiful coastline, but the hinterland also offers a wealth of picturesque villages and special attractions that are absolutely worth exploring. A day trip to the interior of the Costa Blanca will take you past ancient villages, green valleys and rugged mountains, far away from the hustle and bustle of the coast. Here are some of the most beautiful day trip destinations in the interior of the Costa Blanca.

Spain is known for its good healthcare system, which is both accessible and affordable for residents and foreigners alike. Whether you are a resident of Spain or staying in the country temporarily, it is important to understand how the Spanish healthcare system works and what choices you have in terms of health insurance. In this blog, we will take a closer look at the Seguridad Social, the public healthcare system, and the option of private insurance.

At Immofy, we understand that moving to Spain means more than just finding a new home, especially for families with children. From experience, we know how important it is to find a good school for your children, and we receive many questions about this during the initial search and viewings by our clients. Therefore, we are happy to share this overview of schools on the Costa Blanca and briefly explain how the Spanish education system works.

If you are planning to buy a house in Spain or you are already an owner of a property in Spain, then it is definitely worth considering the installation of solar panels and heat pumps as environmentally friendly and cost-saving energy solutions. In this blog, we will explain the advantages and possibilities to have a good installation carried out even with a limited budget and thus save a lot of money on your energy bill.

A death always creates a lot of paperwork, especially if the deceased had a foreign account. Besides the grief, there is a lot of hassle involved. Below, we give you an overview of the steps to follow if this happens to you:

The Trenet de la Marina, the iconic tramway that winds along the beautiful Costa Blanca, has a special history dating back to the early 20th century (1915). Originally designed as a narrow gauge line to connect small villages and transport local produce to the coast, the line has grown over the years into an essential link for residents and tourists alike. From steam trains to modern electric trams, the Trenet de la Marina has repeatedly adapted to the changing needs of the region. Discover how

Parador hotels in Spain - History and luxury in one Spain is home to a unique network of hotels that combine history and luxury in a way no other hotel chain does: the Paradores de Turismo de España, called Parador hotels for short. These exclusive hotels, spread across Spain, are often located in historic buildings such as castles, monasteries, palaces and fortresses. Paradores combine unique architecture, spectacular locations and cultural significance with modern amenities and comfort. They a

The Costa Blanca North is of course known for its beautiful beaches and charming villages, but did you know that this region is also a paradise for hiking enthusiasts?

Christmas in Spain: From El Gordo to New Year's Day Christmas in Spain is an enchanting time full of traditions, celebrations and culinary delights. In early December, Christmas cheer already spreads through the streets of cities and towns, where festive lights are hung. Shops are also festively decorated and illuminated. Village squares and city harbours host Christmas markets, where you can enjoy delicious local delicacies such as turrón (nougat), polvorones (crumbly biscuits) and hot chocolat

When thinking of iconic celebrations in Spain, the Day of the Three Kings, in Spanish ‘el Día de los Reyes’ or ‘los Reyes Magos’, emerges as one of the most meaningful parts of the Christmas festivities. The streets are lit up with twinkling lights, while the smell of roasted chestnuts hangs in the air and the merry laughter of children serves as background music during this festive period. For children, this feast is extra special; they know that if they have behaved well over the past year, th