Spain wants to get rid of 90-day limit and allow long-term stays for UK visitors
Government set to ask EU for exception as Brits accounted for 20% of country’s tourists before Brexit
New to Catalonia
Resources and info for people new to Barcelona or Catalonia
All-time record number of participants in Barcelona International Community Day
Over 5,400 people visit fair dedicated to foreigners residing in Catalan capital in most successful year
Barcelona International Community Day to welcome and bring together city’s diverse talent again
Fair will take place on October 22 in capital's Maritime Museum and is free of charge
Want to reside in Catalonia as non-EU investor? All you need to know about Golden Visa
Visa residence permit promoted by Barcelona city council to attract international talent
Upcoming Barcelona International Community Day presented as 'fast track' for integration
Event takes place on October 22 at Maritime Museum with closing party for first time
How Catalonia's education system works
With students all over the country returning to the classroom, we provide an overview of how Catalan schools function
Registration open for Barcelona International Community Day 2022
50 activities and 80 entities will be exhibiting at the event, helping newcomers find their feet and foster networking opportunities
Why is it so hard for internationals in Catalonia to get residency appointments?
Faced with frustrating bureaucracy, many resort to paying questionable businesses to get paperwork in order
Catalonia's electoral system: How does it work?
Voters determine makeup of 135-member parliament that chooses the next president
Free Renfe train tickets and 50% subsidized metro passes - how will it work?
Spain fully subsidizes Rodalies from September to December to tackle inflation
Dropped something down a sewage drain in Barcelona? Here’s how to get it back
Council offers a free service to retrieve items lost in any of the thousands of drains in the city
Living in Catalonia as an international: the good, the bad, and the funny
More than a million of Catalonia’s 7,716,760 residents were born abroad, while over 20% of Barcelona’s inhabitants are internationals
How does the Catalan healthcare system work?
Anyone living in Catalonia can access the public health system, regardless of residency status
Barcelona launches International Welcome Desk to facilitate arrival of foreign talent
Support service is for investors, entrepreneurs, researchers, highly-qualified individuals, and students
Handy resources, explainers, and information for anyone who has just moved to Barcelona or Catalonia. What paperwork is needed, what are different neighborhoods like, how the healthcare system works, how the education system works, golden visas for investors, and more.