In Spain, you can benefit from the public healthcare system, which offers free health insurance coverage. Also, you may opt for private health insurance plans starting at €30 per month, with premium options available up to €100 per month.

Scheduling appointments at government offices is often necessary for tasks such as obtaining the residency car, social security, or other administrative procedures. It isrecommended to book these appointments in advance due to high demand.

U.S. expatriates in Spain must obtain a Spanish driver's license after residing for six months, which involves passing both theoretical and practical driving tests, as there is no direct license exchange agreement between Spain and the U.S.

Education in Spain offers a diverse range of options, including public, private, and international schools, catering to various educational needs and preferences. Public education is free and follows the Spanish curriculum, while international schools provide curricula from different countries, often in English, making them popular among expatriate families.

U.S. expatriates in Spain should consider the importance of family gatherings, siestas, socializing over meals, local festivals, language and the relaxed pace of life to better understand and integrate into Spanish culture. We can provide guidance and references of other people that have successfully integrated.