Room To Rent In Spain

Best websites to find accommodation in Spain

1. Student.com. Best accommodation in Spain for students.
2. Uniplaces.com. Best for finding all types of accommodation in Spain. ...
3. Roomi. Best for finding shared houses in Spain. ...
4. Housing Anywhere. Best guarantee and cancellation policy. ...
5. Study Abroad Apartments. ...
6. Nestpick. ...
7. Homestay. ...
8. Amber.

Where is rent cheapest in Spain?

The cheapest areas to rent in Spain are Aragorn, Navarre, Estremadura, and Castile-La Mancha. The cheapest cities to live are Palencia, Melilla, Lugo, Logrono, and Teruel. Using the price sorting feature on Nestpick you can find the cheapest apartment for rent in Spain.

Can a foreigner rent in Spain?

Yes, it is possible to rent here in Spain as an expat. You can do this with or without your NIE number. At blue square we help you to establish your contract with your NIE or with your passport.

Can you rent in Spain for 3 months?

Vacation rentals, which are three months or less, tend to cost significantly more than long-term (12 months or longer) rentals. In tourist areas, for instance, you may pay €1,000 ($1,230) a month for a vacation rental that would cost perhaps half of that if you were renting it for a year.

What is the cheapest place to live in Spain?

Expats In España: The 7 Cheapest Places To Live In Spain

• Cordoba.
• Alicante.
• Granada.
• A Coruña.
• Murcia.
• Malaga.
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
• The cheapest places to live in Spain – a conclusion.

What is the best website to rent a room?

The 4 Best Rental Listing Sites of 2023

• Best Overall: Zillow Rental Manager.
• Best for Screening Prospective Tenants: Avail.
• Best for Attracting Qualified Applicants: Apartments.com.
• Best for Cost Comparables: Rentometer.

Can I move to Spain without a job?

Moving to Spain without a job can make the relocation process much more complicated. That is, in case you actually want to work in the country. As we mentioned in the prior section, obtaining a work permit (for which you need a job offer) may be the path to get residency in the country.

Can you live cheap in Spain?

Of the several reasons to move to Spain, one of the most irresistable reasons is the cheap cost of living. You can enjoy a high quality of life in Spain with a relatively cheap cost of living compared to the rest of Europe.

How much rent do you pay in Spain?

Expense	€	U.S.$
Housing (rent of furnished, one- or two-bedroom apartment)	€600	$744
Utilities (gas, electricity, water, phone, internet)	€130	$161
Groceries	€270	$335
Entertainment (dining out and other)	€450	$558

How long can I stay in Spain without a job?

This rule simply states that you can live in Spain without residency for a maximum of 90 days. After those 3 months, you need to either obtain a residence permit, or leave the country. And that is because the shortest stay option is the tourist (or Schengen) visa, which lasts exactly for 90 days.

How much monthly income do I need to live in Spain?

Main Applicant - The main visa applicant will need to prove an income of 400% of the Spanish IPREM (Indicador Público de Renta de Efectos Múltiples), which in 2022 equates to €579,02. This means you will need to have an income of at least €2,316,08 per month or its legal equivalent in foreign currency.

Can I move to Spain easily?

To apply for a Spanish visa, you will need to meet some requirements such as a proof of sufficient financial funds, a clean criminal record, and an overall good health certificate. As a highly skilled worker, you may even be issued the European Blue Card, which is equivalent to the Green Card in the United States.

What happens if you stay in Spain over 90 days?

If you spend more than 90 days in Spain within a 180-day period—violating this rule— you will face penalties. You may be required to pay a fine, leave the country, and be banned from entering the Schengen Area for a specified period.

What documents do you need to rent in Spain?

The type of documents you may need will typically be the same as long-term rentals:

• employment contract including the last-three month's payment slips, or proof of financial means such as the latest tax return;
• NIE (Spanish tax identification number);
• passport, ID;

Do you need a visa to live in Spain for a month?

Spain visas for short-term stays. Many nationalities can enter Spain without a visa for periods of up to 90 days. These include the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Brazil, and Japan. However, you must still apply for a long-term residence visa to stay longer than three months.

What is a good salary to live in Spain?

So, what is actually considered a decent salary in Spain? According to the Spanish government, higher earners are those that earn above €46,225 gross a year, mid-income earners are those that make between €12,943 and €46,225, and low earners are those that earn below €12,943 a year.

Can you live in Spain tax free?

So as long as you live in Spain, conduct any kind of economic activity in the country, or simply own any kind of assets, you will have to pay taxes.

Is it cheaper to live in Italy or Spain?

The thing is that food, housing and utilities are cheaper in Spain by a relatively similar level of wages in both countries. This means that you can afford a little more even with a small salary in Spain.

What are the disadvantages of renting a room?

Cons of Renting:

• Your landlord can increase the rent at any time.
• You cannot build equity if you're renting a property.
• There are no tax benefits to renting a property.
• You cannot make any changes to your house or your apartment without your landlord's approval.
• Many houses available for rent have a “No Pets” policy.

How can I avoid being scammed to rent a room?

How to Avoid Rental Scams

1. Always request a tour. Don't rent a home without seeing it.
2. Skip listings that look suspicious. Scroll past spam listings and be skeptical of listings that are priced below market for the area based on size and upgrades.
3. Ask to speak to the property owner. ...
4. Don't send money.