Building Site - Villacosta
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Anyone know what happened to the development next to Mercadona. Was all guns blazing early this year, but hasn't moved now for 6 mths
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Anyone know what happened to the development next to Mercadona. Was all guns blazing early this year, but hasn't moved now for 6 mths
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2018 10:00am
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If you’re referring to the one next to Mercadona in Playa Flamenca be prepared for a long wait, as the developers have not yet gained oermission to build on this land. The sales centre was hurriedly built, without permission, but is currently being used as a sales centre for other projects in the region - if you ask for info on the development at PF there isn’t any for the sales team to hand out!
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2018 11:40am
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No not that one. Between the Oak and the Mercadona.
Was curious as they've prepared the site which must have been hell for the residents next to the plot
Posted: Tue Sep 6, 2022 12:01am
Is there much plastering jobs out here I’m looking to move from the uk
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Posted: Tue Sep 6, 2022 1:15pm
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Stevo80 wrote on Tue Sep 6, 2022 12:01am:
Is there much plastering jobs out here I’m looking to move from the uk
It is no longer simple to just decide to come and work here.
If you are a UK passport holder, you would need to obtain a firm offer of employment from a legal established company here; they would then apply on your behalf for the relevant visa, which may take some time. Any work has first to be offered to a European citizen.
If you wanted to retire here, you would need to apply for a non lucrative visa from the Spanish Consulate in UK, and demonstrate an income of some 28,000 euros per annum, plus full private healthcare.
This is because UK is no longer a member of the EU, so the rules applicable to the rest of the world now apply.
Stephanie86 wrote on Tue Sep 6, 2022 1:15pm:
It is no longer simple to just decide to come and work here.
If you are a UK passport holder, you would need to obtain a firm offer of employment from a legal established company here; they would then apply on your behalf for the relevant visa, which may take some time. Any work has first to be offered to a European citizen....
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If you wanted to retire here, you would need to apply for a non lucrative visa from the Spanish Consulate in UK, and demonstrate an income of some 28,000 euros per annum, plus full private healthcare.
This is because UK is no longer a member of the EU, so the rules applicable to the rest of the world now apply.
"Welcome to the Brexit, sir"
Sorry! Brexit hackles were raised in another thread... this is just spill-over ;)
Posted: Wed Sep 7, 2022 10:26pm
GerryJ wrote on Wed Sep 7, 2022 10:20pm:
"Welcome to the Brexit, sir"
Sorry! Brexit hackles were raised in another thread... this is just spill-over ;)
Thanks for your help need to find a company to take me on then
Posted: Wed Sep 7, 2022 10:50pm
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Stevo80 wrote on Wed Sep 7, 2022 10:26pm:
Thanks for your help need to find a company to take me on then
Unfortunately, yes. The alternative is to set up as ‘autonomo’, self employed, but this again is not as easy as uk, you can’t just decide to do it. You would need to apply for a working visa, and provide a business plan. You would have to demonstrate funds or income to support yourself, plus you would immediately become liable for social security contributions. You need an adviser, a gestor, for required three monthly tax returns. IVA, VAT is compulsory here also.
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