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Many do not get around to seeing this side

Glad you caught that one!

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Correct every brit in Spain has a mixer and is a brickie 😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🦊

You will know the honest type they usually come with a recommendation and a slightly high labour cost. Many people want to do things on the cheap but that is where there chancer builder thrives!

If you move over and become a resident you can work, If you are looking to work in Spain for a short period with no residence then yes different paths can be taken, I know someone who was also here on a nomad visa, which is something I am not familiar with.

@@EverythingSpain if on NLV you cant work for 1 year.if you get a job you can change to wok visa.big IF. otherwise its 5 years without work on NLV.then once reside t you can work

Any day now Tony!

They did have a very nice Spa that we didn't experience first hand, but the hotel was brilliant and located well, thanks for the input Tony.

Very kind of you Michael thank you!

Thanks a lot Eric, very much appreciated!

Seems to be the same all over the western world, maybe this is the new normal!?

Yep time will tell but many people are limited in places they can move to, I do sense more discomfort from people in the UK, but that's not to say things cant change in Spain

@@EverythingSpain Yeah, you're right, not many places left. I think when one have issues with his own country (being government, state of the country, policies, peers, etc.), certain things affect him more than they do to newcomers, as it's affecting the very own country/blood where you were born and raised. Some things will be "transparent" to a newcomer, as he does not have a memory of how they were before, or as he is used to that environment where he came from. It might be a stupid analogy, but it's like if you are married to someone and after so many years you can't stand her anymore (or vice-versa). Of course, a person marrying that other person might be the happiest one, and time will tell if those things that were a nuisance to the former husband, might not be an issue to the new one. Each person's sensitivity to a specific issue differs from another's. In my case, being originally from Spain, I couldn't take it anymore. I had to "divorce" my country as I saw how it's degraded from what it once was, and had to flee. In your case, maybe you'll have a very perfect and long "marriage" 😃.

The whole video is a complaint about everything in a FUNNY way as I say 3 times !!! I understand some with a lack of humour may oversee this fact, thank you for the comment.

@@anairanzu1 So? The fact that you complain about a specific immigration situation it's totally unrelated to you moving to another country and be an immigrant there. A little secret: some immigrants integrate into society and provide to society and other immigrants are quite the opposite they never integrate, create instability and just live off the system. He's clearly none of that. So, there you go, something new you learnt today.

I do like the English countryside in Summer !

That's so funny, Immigration from Morocco and south america are lowering living standards.

I do hear this a lot, seems to be a common narrative all over the world, however with birth rates declining governments are allowing the population to increase in anyways they can, or so it would appear.

Apparently they also have songs in French?

​​​@@EverythingSpain and as far as I know they dont eve speak a word in spanish but they immitate even the accent. Good job

The quality of life seems better there. Your savings or pension also seem to go further there. The disadvantages are indeed that you never know whether Brusssels will ever reintroduce the ban on bent bananas or cucumbers. Civil servants in Spain are also often also quite unpleasant, ignorant and unhelpful.

​@@joman563but you still believe those absurd fake news about bent bananas or cucumbers? 😂😂😂😂 OMG where have you been the last 8 years? Reading the Express?

@@viquiben4919 Commission Regulation (EC) No. 2257/94 required that bananas as a minimum standard must not have "abnormal curvature". COMMISSION REGULATION (EEC) No 1677/88 of 15 June 1988 laying down quality standards for cucumbers, originally stated that, as a minimum: " [Cucumbers] must be reasonably well shaped and practically straight (maximum height of the arc: 10mm per 10cm of the length of cucumber)" You’re very welcome.

@@joman563 so Brexit and 15% devaluation of the £ was about bent bananas? In 1988? Really? OMG 😂😂😂. Well, that never happened, the straightening of the bananas I mean. I live in the first banana exporting territory in the EU, the Canary Islands, and our bananas are still as bent as they can be and as they've always been. And the only straight cucumber that I know of is precisely my favourite, the english variety as straight as it's always been as well. I'll check the validity of that silly norm. Thank you.

@@viquiben4919 estás cambiando de tema, cariño. Uno de los muchísimos frentes abiertos contra la UE, especialmente durante la campaña del referéndum de 2016, hace ya más de ocho años, fue la sobreerregulación (unido al ya manido déficit democrático de las instituciones de la UE). Algunos defensores neoliberales del Brexit propusieron como alternativa lo contrario: Gran Bretaña se convertiría en un paraíso de derregulación. ( “Taking advantage of post-Brexit freedoms, the Government will remove unnecessary red tape and regulatory burdens, ensuring rules and regulation for British businesses is proportionate and takes into consideration wider impacts on consumers, innovation and competition - as well as direct costs.”) Mi opinión al respecto del Brexit no viene al caso, pero las encuestas muestran que la mayoría hoy en día considera que el Brexit fue un error (en parte porque millones de Brexiteers han muerto de viejos desde el plebiscito por lo que ya no pueden dar su opinión a las encuestadoras; la mocedad tiende a ser europeísta).

After not too much deliberation I come to the conclusion that England is a MAJOR part of the UK and the picture your referring to in the thumbnail is probably one of most popular destinations within the UK , after all I had to put some location in the thumbnail, maybe a field in Wales would have screamed out UK in a more obvious way to the viewers?

@@EverythingSpain I guess...... Though, a St George's flag would have sufficed....

Those symbols (buildings and flag) in the thumbnail represent what most relate to be the UK, whether one is less or more proud of it.

Gracias por tu observacion.

¿Y qué mas da? Pregunto.😑

@@aquilaxxi7953 Si hablas de España , pones concierto de Aranjuez, no música americana.😅🇪🇦

haha, a very good business indeed.

I'm sure a lot of people are happy they took the leap like yourself, and its nice to hear that you never settled until you was happy. thanks for the comment Richard.

We have drove through the South of France North of Spain many times and its amazing how beautiful the area is, also a very nice climate during the summer months.

@@EverythingSpain Here in Pyrenees-Orientale, there most definitely is a winter and neither of us is a big fan of winter, so we use Airbnb to spend December to April in the Algarve or Cadiz area. Central Spain appeals, but we have no car and not sure what public transport is like in places like rural Cuenca!

Sounds wonderful.

Not baffling at all. Baffling why you don’t understand why

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez obviously it's not baffling to someone so cretinous they don't understand the superior option of living outside of London. that much goes without saying. so, let me re-state..it's baffling to those of us who have seen both sides of the coin.

that's one of the big problems, post Brexit. it's really challenging to get residency status in the EU. anyone who can work remotely would still be leading a better quality life if they could spend 6 months in the EU and 6 months outside the EU than year-round in dystopian UK.

@@duncansmith7562 I don't find it dystopian. Speak for yourself. I wish all the people who do moan would frankly pi** off somewhere else and the crap talkers on social media who don't live here but have their agenda would quite frankly boil their heads in hot tar. I would however like better weather year round and personally I disagreed with and hated Brexit, it seems to have tied us in but yet every lame duck with a tragic story is allowed in. They seem to have the freedoms of travel we don't because of Brexit, and yet fools voted it in. My question was really as to how are certain people getting residency in Europe not to slate the UK. Personally if I could reside anywhere else it would be New Zealand but too old now, as stunning country, beautiful scenery, not necessarily Europe although I love certain countries in Europe . I would like however like to travel interrupted without it being cut short through rules and regs that Brexit brought about.

thank you!

Glad you enjoyed the video, they say practice makes perfect! thanks for the comment Tracey

​@@EverythingSpainYou're welcome 😊

I know a while ago they didn't have beach bars on any of the beaches, something to do with licencing (maybe no backhanders were given) but some beaches have had them return others have not, would be good to hear from someone in the know as I myself am curious as to what has happened. Thanks for the input!

Yeah partly filmed in Murcia , I've been here a few years now Jon!

'Third country' is not the same as a 'Third world country'. The first group includes any non-EU country both 'developed' and 'developing' like Australia, the USA, Russia, the UK, etc. The second group includes any non-EU developing country, hence excluding non-EU developed countries. This group would include countries such as Pakistan, Morrocoy, Nicaragua, etc. Obviously the UK is a 'third country' from the EU viewpoint, not a third world country. I hope you understand the difference.

True story

Exactly Spain is a brilliant country that's why I'm here after all, I'm glad you could see funny side of the video also, thank for the comment, I love Madrid and the cities in Spain cant be compared to the countryside I suppose this is the same all over the world, good luck with your English group!

Glad you enjoyed