Lost in Sant Cugat: Becoming a Spanish Citizen

A blog about our life in Sant Cugat between 2007 and 2015, strange discoveries, amusing local news, politics, economics and cute stories about kids.

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Becoming a Spanish Citizen

Hopefully this won’t be the interview:

Posted by santcugat at 9/12/2013

Email This BlogThis!Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

Contact info

lostinsantcugat (at) gmail (dot) com

Features

Home
Schools in Sant Cugat
Renting a place in Sant Cugat
Sushi restaurants in Sant Cugat
Tax issues for Americans in Spain

Popular Posts

Correct order for doing your taxes for US citizens living in Spain

Remember that Spain will give you credit for taxes paid in the US, except for those you pay because you are a US citizen. The correct orde...
Replacing my crappy Movistar fiber optic router

Sant Cugat now has 50 megabits fiber connectivity! I’m happy that now my VOIP calls to the US are crystal clear (even with video conferencin...
Easy solution for imputed income tax for non-resident owners of Spanish property

Say you don’t live in Spain but you have property here for your personal use. In addition to all the other taxes, you are also expected to f...
Wash sale rules (antiaplicación): Spain vs US

If you are calculating your capital gains, keep in mind that the US and Spain have different wash sale rules (in Spanish it's called ant...
German Dummkopfs and the inability to resolve the Euro mess

Vanity Fair’s article about how the Germans enabled the financial crisis due to their naïve and stupid investment strategy makes for meande...
When will Germany realize it can't kick Greece out of the Euro?

It's funny how German has been acting all godfather-like, saying effectively, pity if your country got kicked out of the Euro. At some p...
Cute dogs and easy good PR

Something that the Spanish government doesn’t seem to have learned is that saving dogs (especially cute fluffy ones) is excellent PR. It do...
What I don’t get about the Greece situation

If the creditors are so concerned about the health of the Greek economy, why are they threatening to shoot it if the Greeks don’t start gett...
Odious debt and the Greek referendum

Seems like the referendum has made any deal that is "worse" than what was voted on by the people impossible. Even if the Greek g...
Bye bye

Now that I'm not living in Sant Cugat anymore, I should probably find myself another blog. Part of the reason I started with the blog in...

Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.