Malaga Q&A | All you need to know before moving to Spain! - AMA Business ConsultancyAMA Business Consultancy

It is finally time to answer YOUR questions about moving to Spain, more specifically life in Malaga! Thank you for all the amazing questions – they were a big help in terms of filming this video AND for the continuous contemplation process that I’m finding myself in at the moment… 🧐 #movingtospain #movingtomalaga

The questions we are going to cover today:

1) Is it always sunny in Malaga?
2) Does Malaga have beaches?
3) How is the Internet speed in Malaga?
4) What is the cost of living in Malaga, Spain?
5) What type of visa do I need to live in Spain?
6) What are the best things to do in Malaga Spain?

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Anything that surprised you? I think I will still have to do some contemplating – and maaaybe consult with Greg – but… Malaga is definitely a veeerry attractive potential home!

Sounds like the place to be. 🥂

All the British viewers of this video are now weeping over the stupidity of their compatriots!!

I can really recommend the morning view from Monte Coronado, as the sun rises above Castillo de Gibralfaro!
Keep in mind the area leading up to the hills as it is "a bit dodgy" to say the least.

Malaga looks amazing! I remember first hearing about the city by learning that it was the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. I really like how it is nice and warm there even in the winter (compared to a cold, gray, and snowy Michigan winter), and the Wi-Fi speeds are really fast. I've always wanted to see more of Spain especially that part along with Sevilla and Granada.

Another well done video Nellie! I might never go there but I enjoyed your view of the place. Cheers!

Informative episode Nellie and hopefully the terrible weather didnt prevail for too long. Certainly looked horrible conditions form the media coverage here in the UK