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Hello future neighbours!

I'm being a house in Alcaidesa and want to bring my cat with me next July.  BA (partnered with PetAir) is quoting £1200 plus, which seems excessive for such a short trip.  I hear Iberia does it for around 150E. Any suggestions please?

Thank you in advance

Peter Hopkins

Hi everyone

I am moving next week to live in Alcaidesa and work in Gibraltar with GHA as a nurse.  This is initially for a year.  The MOT/PSV on our van will be out of date in October.  Any tips on what tests/paperwork is needed in Spain?  Also could I get it done in Gibraltar?

Thanks

Jax

Hello everyone , my daughter lives in Alcaidesa, wants to out her 4 year old in school in San Roque , where does she need to go for Padron and what does she need to take with her?? finding it a little difficult as she does not speak Spanish. Thankyou x

I need a tax expert/company to file my taxes. I am a non resident and rent my property in Alcaidesa.

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Who are the best providers of fibre in Alcaidesa. I am tired of the games that Vodaphone and Movistar play with their packages that then jump to double and sick of babbling Latinos on the phone when there is a problem. I want something simple, just internet connection.

My girlfriend and I are thinking of moving to Spain May of next year. I am from the UK she is from The Philippines. We are both in are early 40’s. We want to move  to Spain Cos we love Spanish food Spanish culture hot sunny weather and the beach and I hate the crap unpredictable uk weather but I like the fact I can just pop back to the UK if I need to. I know San Pedro which is just up the road from la Alcaidesa which I have been to lots of times  but I have never been to La Alcaidesa. I just came across this place when an old friend I not Seen for a few year Cos he moved to Spain just updated his Facebook page saying he lived here. 

I just wonder what is the place like to live in all year round and is it laidback and not to busy like San Pedro? Do a few expats live here or is it very Spanish like San Pedro. Is it a ghost town in the winter? I like Gibraltar which I see is not to far away. Also is it easy to get work here? Do you have to speak good Spanish to live here. Is the beach here nice? Is it safe to live here? I hope there are not really any rowdy bars or nightclub here? What is the closest airport to La Alcaidesa? Are there any restaurants or laidback beach bars where you can get a quiet drink and some bbq fish and seafood? Is it easy to rent an apartment here? Is it a big or small place?

I hope someone  can answer my questions and then I can see about taking a look at the place.

Is there a gym in Alcaidesa apart from the beach club or San Roque/ Soto?

I Need 2 patio door double glazed windows replaced. My house is in Los Cotos. Alcaidesa 

Thanks

Pete

Hi all,

I'm moving to Alcaidesa next month and once settled will have my little whippet come and join me. Are there any dog walkers around that can visit him/walk him Monday to Friday for about an hour?