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information on moving to Spain?

hey there. I, my wife and my son is planning a move to Spain, but I idea where to start. know it is a European Union country and now I do not need any visa to work there. is not it? Were also looking for a region where a large number of British and our son is 3 and, of course, he'll need to start school somewhere point and whether the language barrier to be as little as possible, so looking at it to school with other children also brit preference. next thing we do not know is that we have a dog. would be able to take our dog with us to obtain a passport for pet? I heard about them so animals may lose quarantine, but do not know much about. We do not know of any sites that can give us the information we need for all the answers are appreciated. I have a trade, but would lookion for any job really only be earning something while we are trying to solve in order to get there we will lead to any information about road taxes and car insurance required would also be a great help. thanks all

You can come to live in Spain without a visa or any special document. Your dog can also enter with a passport, there is no quarantine. However, there are some pitfalls you need to avoid. First find a legal job, I'm assuming you are under the age of retirement, so without legal work that you are not entitled the health service – which is great – or it can be self-employed, which is expensive, 250 euros per month. Your child needs to go to Spanish school, how he will grow up bi-lingual. It's amazing how quickly adapt to a new language. I suggest that you bring enough money to live for two years and not for granted that you will find work. If you are a bonus. If you go to Spain please make sure your car is fully serviced and secure to drive in Europe. Depends if you want to drive through France and then in Spain, or get a ferry to Santander or Bilbao. Any Coasts have large populations Brit, the Costa del Sol is the most expensive, if you're a little inside, there are still some properties at reasonable prices. Good luck with your new life in Spain.

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