Where most people start

"I want to move to Spain."

That's a start. But what you actually need is:

"I know exactly which city, and why."

Here's the good news: wanting to move to Spain already puts you ahead of most people who talk about it for years and never act.

You've watched the videos. You've saved the reels of Valencia beaches and Barcelona rooftops. You've pictured the life.

The catch? 👇

The catch

Even when a city looks perfect on Instagram...

Even when your favorite YouTuber swears by where they landed...

Even when the flights are booked and the excitement is real...

Even when you've read ten blog posts about "best places to live in Spain"...

...you can still end up picking a city that's wrong for your budget, your kids, your visa timeline, or the life you actually want to build.

Falling in love with Spain is easy.

Choosing the right city for your life is a different skill entirely.

That gap, between loving the idea of Spain and knowing exactly where to land, is where people lose months, lose money, or move somewhere and quietly wonder if they got it wrong.

That's where the Spain City Guide comes in.

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A look at how the guide is organized

Spain isn't one place

We split the 50 cities into four types, so you can start with the kind of life you want and narrow down from there. Tap each one.

What's inside

In this guide, we'll walk you through:

The real cost-of-living numbers for the cities people are actually moving to

(Not the number a blog wrote in 2019. Current, real, checked by us.)

What healthcare and hospital access actually looks like, city by city

(This is the question everyone asks after they've already signed a lease. Ask it first instead.)

Which cities work if you're moving with kids, and which ones quietly don't

(Beautiful old towns and stroller-friendly sidewalks don't always overlap.)

A straight comparison of what your money buys in each city

(So you're not choosing based on a highlight reel and a vibe.)

How to match a city to your actual life, not someone else's

(The city that's perfect for a 27-year-old remote worker is not the same one that's right for your family of four or your retirement.)

Pick the city that fits your life, not just your feed

The Spain City Guide, ready the moment you order.

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Who's behind this?

We're Bea and Paul

After 13 years in the U.S. following every immigration rule with no clear path to permanent residency, we packed six suitcases, brought our dog, and moved to Valencia without ever having visited Europe first.

We've since helped thousands of people plan their own move, through our YouTube channel, our Facebook community, and guides like this one. We're not relocation consultants reciting numbers from a spreadsheet. We picked our own city the hard way, and we built this guide so you don't have to.

From our community

Don't believe us, believe them

"You've put together such a valuable resource, thank you!!"

This is exactly what my husband and I need as we plan our visit and then our move to Spain. We are former TV and video producers and you did a lovely job with these.

Deborah G.

"I feel like I am finally getting close to my life dreams!"

The information you and Paul have provided is well thought out and takes a lot of guess work out of a very stressful situation. I cannot wait to start out life in Spain!!! I have shown so many friends and family your information and cannot thank you enough for all you provide for us and everyone.

Tiffany L.

We're handing you the exact research we did before we ever booked a flight

Even if you already have a city in mind, it's worth checking the numbers before you commit years of your life to it.

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Please read

The Spain City Guide is educational content based on our own research and experience living in Spain. It is not legal, financial, tax, or immigration advice.

Cost-of-living figures are estimates and starting points. Prices change, and your own costs will depend on your household and lifestyle. Please confirm visa and residency details with an immigration lawyer or the relevant consulate before making decisions.