relocating from the US to Spain

[El Capitan]

Originally Posted by Stravinsky

Welcome to the forum

You're right there ..... we just jump in the car and drive here and thats it!!! Bit like driving from one State to another in the US

You must have a magic car to cross the channel without boarding a ferry or train Stravinski. Some of us jump aboard our faithful steed, tie her into a comfortable berth on the ferry, ease her up the ramps on arrival and ................... burn rubber heading in a southerly direction past all the little tin boxes stuck in the traffic jams. Forget the 4x4, the 2x1 is much faster and more fun.

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by El Capitan

You must have a magic car to cross the channel without boarding a ferry or train Stravinski. Some of us jump aboard our faithful steed, tie her into a comfortable berth on the ferry, ease her up the ramps on arrival and ................... burn rubber heading in a southerly direction past all the little tin boxes stuck in the traffic jams. Forget the 4x4, the 2x1 is much faster and more fun.

Errr... well I dont know about you but I live in Spain (as the OP is wanting to) and I quite happily cross borders here without jumping on a ferry!

[dimdem]

Thanks for the responses all, and for helping with advice. I'm afraid I don't have much advice as my company's lawyers handled most it. All I can say is that the timeline for my process was very similar to that of kronos - about 7 months overall.

I finally made it here last month and got an apartment last week, so slowly things are taking shape

[chris(madrid)]

Originally Posted by El Capitan

Forget the 4x4, the 2x1 is much faster and more fun.

In some respects I agree (being a 3 bike owner) - BUT serious distance work in the rain is not something I enjoy any more - nor do I like stopping so often to refill.