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[Phil1]

Yes doing really well thank you, Yes happy with 90 days although him and his partner stop longer Spanish ain't arsed if you bring money. When he retires will apply for EU residency doesn't seem that big an issue he's not worried in the least.

Yeah your mates chatting shite. See what happens when he stays over the 90 when flying back.

 

[i kne albert davy]

They will be in for a shock when the new EU visa starts later this year and the electronic entry system initiates at the end of the year.

Fines for exceeding 90 days in Spain start at €501 up to €10,000 with potential deportation and entry ban.

And he won’t get EU residency unless he has lived permanently for 5 years in Spain.

He might be as thick as all the others who bought the “nothing will change” mantra.

Buying real estate is the easiest way for residents permit and investment out there believe it or not Spain likes people who arrive with money to spend.

 

[i kne albert davy]

Yeah your mates chatting shite. See what happens when he stays over the 90 when flying back.

Drives

 

[Phil1]

Drives

My mistake. I forgot there’s no borders between the U.K. and Spain when driving.

 

[i kne albert davy]

My mistake. I forgot there’s no borders between the U.K. and Spain when driving.

EU border control now there’s a novelty

 

[PragueBlue]

Buying real estate is the easiest way for residents permit and investment out there believe it or not Spain likes people who arrive with money to spend.

I think you're ok in most EU countries if you have the money. A variety of visa options in Spain, Italy, Greece etc.

 

[Phil1]

EU border control now there’s a novelty

The fact remains that your mate is lying if he says he stays over the 90 without an issue.

 

[i kne albert davy]

The fact remains that your mate is lying if he says he stays over the 90 without an issue.

I’ll put that to him

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

He's bought himself a depreciating asset (

I bought one outside Tampa in an over 55 community (the vast majority are over 55 communities which mean one of the residents has to be over 55, anyone else over 43.)
I paid $32K cash for it and paid $645 a month lot fee (includes water and sewage) 3 years ago, though it is now #720 a month.
But 3 years ago I was paying $1,600 a month for a 2 bedroomed apartment.
Now I'm putting away around $600 a month so after 3 years I've saved around $21,000 from what I would have paid had I been renting. So in a few years time if I keep saving at that rate it doesn't matter I'm in a depreciating property. I can either spend a shed load doing it up or flog it for whatever I can get for it and buy another one for a higher value and start again.

 

[Barcon]

I bought one outside Tampa in an over 55 community (the vast majority are over 55 communities which mean one of the residents has to be over 55, anyone else over 43.)
I paid $32K cash for it and paid $645 a month lot fee (includes water and sewage) 3 years ago, though it is now #720 a month.
But 3 years ago I was paying $1,600 a month for a 2 bedroomed apartment.
Now I'm putting away around $600 a month so after 3 years I've saved around $21,000 from what I would have paid had I been renting. So in a few years time if I keep saving at that rate it doesn't matter I'm in a depreciating property. I can either spend a shed load doing it up or flog it for whatever I can get for it and buy another one for a higher value and start again.

Fancy a couple of roommates between Oct-April?