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Moving to Spain from the USA: Guide & Checklist
Planning your move to Spain from the USA? Start getting organised.
Moving to another country is exciting. It is also much easier when you can turn the enormous job of “moving countries” into a series of things you can actually research, organise, check and tick off.
This practical 19-page guide is designed specifically for people moving from the USA to Spain, with useful information, checklists and planning pages to help you keep track of what needs to be done.
Inside you’ll find
- Working out your route to Spain
- A practical master timeline
- Documents and identity
- Residency and registration
- Driving licence information
- Money and banking
- Finding somewhere to live
- Work, business and remote working
- Healthcare and insurance
- Family, children and pets
- What to take — and what you probably don’t need to take
- A Spanish language survival kit
- What to do when you need to make a phone call
- Moving day
- Your personal move plan
- Important contacts
- Final checks
🔎 More help is available online
We’ve included links to two of our most useful Spain guides to help you with the essentials. We’re continually adding and updating our online resources, so check the telmyfriends website for more practical Spain guides as they become available.
And we’ve included something useful for the bit nobody looks forward to…
Your purchase includes a FREE 5-minute telmyfriends live telephone interpretation call.
Because moving to Spain can be perfectly manageable until someone says:
“You’ll need to call them.”
A landlord. A utility company. A delivery company. A healthcare provider. An appointment. An organisation whose telephone number you’ve been avoiding for three days.
telmyfriends provides live telephone interpretation when language becomes the problem.
You speak. We communicate what you said. They respond. We communicate their response.
No advice. No opinions. No taking sides. Just communication.
A practical guide, not professional advice
This guide is designed to help you plan, organise and know what you need to investigate.
Requirements can vary according to nationality, residence status and individual circumstances, and official requirements can change.
Always check current information with the relevant Spanish authorities and obtain professional advice where appropriate.
Ready to start?
Plan it. Tick it. Survive it. Enjoy it.
You’ve got this.












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