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Guide Spain - Retiring to Spain from the UK FinanceThe Euro was introduced in January 2002, replacing the Spanish Peseta. The Euro is not fixed to the Pound, so keep an eye on the exchange rates if you are moving money between the UK and Spain. You will need a Euro bank account so that utility companies can collect payments for water, electricity and so on. Opening a Euro account is simple and does not restrict you from holding a Sterling account. As in the UK, debit or credit cards tend to be used most often for shopping and eating out. In Spain it is advisable to carry your photo ID card with you since you may be asked for proof of ID for some credit card purchases. If you have not yet obtained the ID card, your driver's licence or passport will usually suffice. Personal cheques are used less and less often as a means of buying goods, but are still useful in some circumstances. |
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| About Spain information on the costas Costa Blanca, Costa Brava, Costa Dorada, Costa Calida, Costa Del Azahar, Costa de Almeria, Costa del Sol, Orihuela Costa, Costa Tropical and Costa de la Luz for your holidays in Spain. | |||||
| Cities in Spain to visit Alicante, Barcelona, Bilbao Granada, Madrid, Malaga, Murcia, Seville and Valencia on your holidays in Spain. | |||||
| Places in Spain to visit Benalmadena, Mijas, Torremolinos, Torrevieja and Fuengirola on your cheap holidays in Spain. | |||||
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