
The Spainfully Honest podcast is your friendly guide to moving to Spain, living in Spain, and actually feeling at home once you arrive. We talk openly about Spanish visas, paperwork, working in Spain, relationships, and everyday life in Spain. No hype, no horror stories for clicks, just real conversations, honest advice, and the things we wish we’d known earlier. Hosted by two friends and long-ter... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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This week on Spainfully Honest we're talking to Claudia, a former immigration officer and founder of The Expat Suite, who shares her insider knowledge on Spanish immigration, visas and some of the paperwork that comes with living in Spain.
We get in... more
What would you do if your phone suddenly warned you about a flood? What happens if a wildfire gets close to your home? And do you actually know what to do during an earthquake?
In this episode of Spainfully Honest, Catherine and Paul look at some of... more
Thinking about buying a property in Spain that needs a bit of work? Or perhaps you've already got the keys and suddenly realised that renovating in Spain can be overwhelming...
In this episode of Spainfully Honest, Catherine and Paul share their own... more
This week on Spainfully Honest, we're talking about something a lot of people who move to Spain think about at some point: setting up your own business.
We're joined by Stuart Diamond from Diamond Health and Fitness, who has been living in Spain for... more
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Really love this podcast, great info and advice. My only gripe is that the sound/recording is not great quality and needs a massive upgrade. Do that and this will be one of best podcast around.
I am soaking up all the Spain content I can get. I want to like this podcast but find the sound quality really low. I’m American so admittedly the accents are a little tougher for me to understand to begin with. Would listen more if they upgrade their podcast equipment! 🙏
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A practical, experience-driven show for people moving to Spain or living there, with a steady mix of relocation guidance, regional spotlights, housing and bureaucracy tips, and everyday life realities. Episodes frequently cover regional differences, housing markets, visas and paperwork, education, language learning, and practical hacks for expats. A notable strength is the conversational, no-nonsense tone from long-time residents who share firsthand anecdotes, local tips, and actionable steps for newcomers. The format often features city or region deep-dives (Barcelona, Malaga, Cartagena), housing-focused discussions with local experts, and relatable life-hack conversations about summer, heat, and daily administration, making it a strong re... more
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