
For decades, France has remained one of the leading destinations for affluent foreigners who view Europe as a jurisdiction for living, educating their children, and long-term planning.

Cyprus is increasingly being seen as a place to settle down for the long term. New residents value Cyprus as a jurisdiction with a predictable legal system, European standards of living and access to high-quality education. The government is consistently strengthening this sector. Expenditure on education accounts for around 4.4% of GDP.

In 2025, a family came to us: a married couple and their adult son. Their goal was to obtain a European residence permit. Initially, they were choosing between Cyprus and Greece. Ultimately, the Greek Golden Visa programme was chosen, primarily due to its lower entry threshold and flexible application process.

Alicante remains Spain’s most international property market. According to the Association of Land and Mercantile Registrars of Spain (Colegio de Registradores de la Propiedad, Bienes Muebles y Mercantiles de España), foreign buyers accounted for around 45–46% of all residential property transactions in the province in 2025, meaning that nearly every second home purchase in Alicante was made by a non-Spanish buyer.

South Costa Blanca is one of the most developed coastal regions in Spain and has been actively shaped as an international resort destination since the late 20th century. Areas such as Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa and Guardamar are known for their wide sandy beaches, mild microclimate and salt lakes that help maintain comfortable temperatures throughout the year.

Tenerife is the largest island of the Canary archipelago and the region’s most popular tourist destination. Today the island remains one of Spain’s key resort markets and attracts buyers of holiday homes. Mass tourism began to develop in the second half of the 20th century, when modern tourist infrastructure started to take shape.

Valencia has long been one of Spain’s key commercial and cultural centres, historically serving as a Mediterranean gateway for trade and exchange. In recent decades, the city has evolved into an international hub attracting expatriates, entrepreneurs and investors, driving steady demand for high-quality global education.

Tenerife is the largest and most visited island in the Canary Islands and remains one of Spain’s leading destinations for both holiday-home buyers and tourists.

Catalonia is one of Spain’s historic autonomous communities, with Barcelona as its capital and economic centre. The region has a distinct cultural identity shaped by its medieval history, strong trading tradition and early industrialisation, which made Barcelona one of the leading Mediterranean ports as early as the 18th–19th centuries.

The Costa del Sol is a coastal region of about 150 km in southern Spain, located in the autonomous community of Andalucía along the Mediterranean Sea. It owes its name, “the Sunny Coast”, to its warm climate and roughly 320 days of sunshine each year.

The Kingdom of Spain is one of the key tourist destinations in Europe. This country attracts tourists from different countries with its warm sea climate, its rich cultural and natural heritage, developed infrastructure, and relatively low prices compared to northern EU countries.

Following the results of the high tourist season of 2025, Spain was again recognized as the most suitable European country for summer holidays, according to the rating of the SchengenVisaInfo portal. Spain's beaches, cuisine, friendly locals, and sunny weather were highly rated. In total, 749 beaches in Spain received the Blue Flag award, which is a record number among EU countries.

Over the past 10–15 years, Spain has consistently developed a strong institutional and business environment for the growth of technology-driven companies. Madrid and Barcelona have emerged as the country’s key startup hubs, concentrating technology clusters, offices of international IT companies, accelerators, venture capital funds, and research centres.

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Residence in Spain gives many advantages to its residents: a comfortable Mediterranean climate allows you to enjoy the warmth throughout the year; social security that covers the costs of medical care and provides benefits to persons of retirement age; as well as the opportunity to visit any EU countries without restrictions, have accounts in EU banks and cross EU borders in case of restriction of tourist flow.