Moving to Spain - Why I Think Valencia Is The Best City In Spain

Planning on moving to Valencia, Spain? Are you stuck in one place and want to expand your opportunities? In this video, we dive into the benefits of moving to Spain and discover the endless opportunities to generate revenue while exploring the world.

Valencia offers a perfect blend of affordable living and vibrant culture. From efficient transportation systems that won't drain your wallet to a diverse and budget-friendly food scene, this city has it all. Whether you're enjoying the delicious local cuisine or immersing yourself in the rich entertainment options, Valencia provides a fulfilling experience without compromising your financial goals.

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[froggerc]

Here now with my wife and child, it feels like a goldilocks city, not too big or small, not too busy or quiet, relatively affordable compared to larger international cities, good transit, caters to people instead of cars, have not been targeted (unsuccessfully) by pickpockets like we experienced in Madrid. Definitely need to start studying Spanish, my wife is fluent.

[Kaisforeignadventures]

I just moved to Valencia. It's definitely my favorite city so far and I've lived in many cities In Spain.

[RHD_LHD]

I started looking into Spain earlier this year. I found Valencia to be the city that offered a lifestyle I would really enjoy. I decided to take a trip there back in March right after Las Fallas festival. It was everything I was hoping for! The city was amazing. The people I met were great and happy. I went in knowing a few phrases of Spanish, the ones that spoke English were very nice about it. A few days in felt like I was home. Compared to NY, going out was a treat because of the lower costs of everything in Spain. It’s hard to not fall in love with the life over there. Now it’s about planning fo relocate. finding a job has been far tougher than I could imagine as finding one to meet my needs that will lead to success is something that will take me time to find the right situation. I was ready to jump right into it but proper planning will get me to where I want to be. After the research/ experience I’ve been exposed to so far, Spain is a great place to relocate

[emilyb]

You’re a great presenter! I appreciated your breakdown of budget and interviewing the local gal. This is my dream city to move to and create a fulfilling life in, thanks for the info! 💛

[ElaishaJade]

THANK YOU! People don’t talk about Valencia enough

[paulcousins]

Thanks for sharing, Valencia is a great destination to relocate, don’t underestimate other Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French cities and towns for value ✌🏿☕️🥰

[owenriddle]

Rent has doubled more less in the last few years. So many people coming from states and around Europe and most work online remotely. This drives cost of everything up and locals can't afford to live in the city. Same all over europe. Valencia is a great place to live at the end of the day

[jamesf]

My wife and I visited Valencia back in September of 2023. Wasn't expecting to love it, cause we were visiting a friend. But there is so much to see and do, and it is very inexpensive city, truly. There is some downside to living in Valencia, they take their siesta's very seriously in many areas, so while yes it's great that you can relax, you may not be able to get your prescription when you were hoping, however many of these stores will re-open around 5ish to 8. Even though it's the third largest city in Spain, it's something like the 8th busiest place to visit from tourism, so don't expect people to speak English. Also they have a relatively small airport. Now you can fly into bigger cities it's harder to do so, however taking the train to Madrid or Barcelona is only a 2-3 hour train ride.

[Myraisins]

I have been looking at Barcelona for a while. I will have to visit Valencia. Seems really nice!

[rebeccagutierrez]

Karl, your videos are so well done. I always enjoy them. I'm heading to Barcelona in October but jusy for vacay.

[CasaAntigua]

I love living near this fabulous City. Good to learn some Spanish even though the people are so kind when you try. Enjoy

[sievc]

You made up my mind. See you in October

[ElMomentodeLacer]

Gracias por hacer este video! Actualmente vivo en Australia, pero estamos viendo opciones de mudarnos de vuelta a Espanha en un futuro.

[TheRetirementality]

Hey I just came across your channel. I have 6 properties (Florida and Puerto Rico) that pay for life. We just spent 3 years living in the Virgin Islands and I think Spain might be our next adventure. I'm trying to put out the same message as you. New Sub.

[JonCooper]

it's an amazing city, the beach, food, people. very nice and safe, not super expensive. also with the trains in Europe you can get there easily.

[kevinfestner]

Wow man, I'm going to subscribe. I used to live in Germany, and attended University in Heidelberg (ohne Narbe). I want to get to know you through your channel.

[EveDSouza]

Just came across your channel and immediately subscribed 😊 My husband and I are considering moving to Spain and initially had Valencia on our radar. However we've found out that most apartments are noisy and quite a few that we liked were not pet friendly (we have a cat)
Could you do a video on homes in small villages 30 minutes or so away from a major city? Which locations would be great to consider for a more quite laid back life.

[sbkpilot]

If you're a resident yes, airbnbs for temp residents about 1500 euros for a 1 bedroom which is pricey

[Michaelcj-md]

exMichigan in Spain.... Love my small fishing village I live in near Castellón.

[HelloHello-xmek]

Well for Americans it sounds cheap, but for Europeans it's expensive. Especially the rents in Valencia. I have lived in Granada and it's waaay cheaper over there, but I was shocked with the rents in Valencia 😭 don't forget: you don't earn much in Spain! If you get American income you are gonna live like a King/Queen over there. But for most of us Europeans it's damn expensive 😭😭😭