I want to apply for a nomad visa in Spain next year. I have 1099 income and make pretty decent income. Currently I live in one of the most expensive cities in the us and just getting over the us. I travel to Europe at least twice a year and spent 6 weeks in France this summer so I love Europe. I know not all europe is the same but just giving some context. I am mexican American and speak fluent Spanish. My only concerns are taxes might be high, racism towards Latinos in Spain, and finding a nice rental. I am not really losing anything moving there I can always come back but moving international is just a bit scary.

  • amiwittyB
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    1 year ago

    Lived near Madrid a long time ago when I was in the military. Highlight of my life, besides my kids of course.

  • LifeEnginerB
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    1 year ago

    Come!, welcome!

    Ven!, bienvenida!

    Rent is cheaper by far in Spain than USA, at least if I compare what I have around to the price I see online in USA, even if you rent with airbnb will be cheaper probably.

    I am Spanish, feel free to ask more.

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    1 year ago

    Every single Latin American with a bit of money is moving to Madrid these days and there’s already a huge Latin community in Spain from previous migration waves. And if you come with an American salary you’ll be living large in a country where quality of living is already high even for people not making a ton of money, just go for it!