
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.

Year after year, Spain holds the top position in rankings of the best countries for relocation for digital nomads and retirees. Spanish universities attract students from all around the world with their exchange programmes and language courses, and in 2024, Spain's healthcare system was ranked 7th in the world according to the Health Care Index by Country.

The Alpine region of France is world famous for its first-class ski resorts, breathtaking landscapes, Savoyard architecture of mountain chalets and traditional French cuisine. The region has been and remains a favourite vacation destination for representatives of the European aristocracy and bohemians, world celebrities and businessmen, who are attracted to local resorts not only by ski slopes, but also by a rich cultural leisure programme.

Pre-owned real estate in France is not just popular with buyers — it is gaining traction. According to the Notaries of France (Notaires de France), 2019 closed out a record year for the existing homes market with more than 1,000,000 transactions.

The Côte d'Azur is the Mediterranean coast from Marseille to the east through the Principality of Monaco to the border with Italy. It is one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in the world and the most expensive real estate market in France after Paris.

Murcia is the capital of the region of the same name in south-eastern Spain, known as the “Garden of Europe” for its fertile land and extensive citrus orchards. The city combines a historic centre with the infrastructure and atmosphere of a modern university hub.

The River Paillon divides Nice into two large parts, although today it is almost entirely channelled underground. The left bank is the historic centre, with architecture reminiscent of Turin: narrow streets, pastel façades and a distinctly Italian character. The right bank feels more French, with wide boulevards, straight street grids and buildings in the Haussmann style of Paris.

Every year, over 10 million tourists visit Pattaya — a coastal city stretching 15 kilometres along the Gulf of Thailand. Each district has its own unique atmosphere: from the lively city centre with bars and shopping malls to the tranquil beaches of Jomtien and the secluded villas of Bang Saray. Your choice of area depends on what you’re looking for — nightlife, family seaside relaxation, or apartments with sunset views.

If you have friends or relatives living in Greece who have a Greek residence permit or citizenship, you may be able to obtain a Greece visitor visa (or invitation visa) in a simplified manner.

One of the world's most popular summer holiday destinations, Greece offers a unique blend of seaside resorts and cultural heritage sites. From warm azure waters stretching to the horizon, to small coves dotted with white yachts, to international ports with giant cruise liners, Greece has something for everyone.