Pet Relocation Spain

Barcelona has ten major districts including: Ciutat Vella where Spain's oldest neighborhoods can be found; Eixample, known for its octagonal blocks and gridded network of streets and avenues; Sants, which was once a key Spanish municipality before becoming part of Barcelona in 1897; Les Corts, the city's least populated area; Sant Martí, the second most populous; Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, one of biggest among the districts; Gràcia, home of Unesco World Heritage site Casa...Read More >

Importing vehicles can require a bit too many details and documents, something that is best handled by any of removal companies in Spain. In a capsule, vehicles must be in the owner's possession for at least six months and may be tentatively duty-free but could require modifications. An invoice, title and vehicle registration are also required. Customs imposes a 16% tax on the total value of items imported but this will be waived when the owner travels with a Spanish citizen. Read More >

Household Goods (HHG) shipments can be shipped to Barcelona without paying duty as long as they have been used and are imported no later than one year after the expat has obtained a Residence / Work Permit in Spain. Read More >