Pro's/Con's of Blitty moving to Spain

[MrMonkey]

Blitty, anywhere on the planet and your life is good! Luv ya! :

 

[Blitty]

Blitty. I am actively seeking a transporter of certain goods across the European continent. The job requires a suave confident demeanor when dealing with certain customs officials and burning desire to scheme all day long. Knowledge of petroleum jelly products a plus. Let me know.

Count me in. I consider myself a petro jelly connoisseur.

Looking forward to taking our Fear and Loathing-esque writer/lawyer relationship international.

 

[Blitty]

Blitty, anywhere on the planet and your life is good! Luv ya! :

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[plommer]

Like what? It's decent but mediocre.

Will miss my pizza, burgers, cheesesteaks, etc.

Good food, exactly.

dumberican.

Ok, enough fukkin around, in all seriousness how can you work in Spain without a work visa or permit if you aren't a citizen of the EU?

Plommer doesn't like the idea of foreigners taking away jobs of his fellow Europeans.

 

[RayRay]

boys, im sure blitty will be able to "tough it out" without a job for a little while common...

 

[tullamore]

I suppose to move Ireland a few years ago and work in a butcher shop, I really should put my eu citizenship to use.

 

[plommer]

I suppose to move Ireland a few years ago and work in a butcher shop, I really should put my eu citizenship to use.

Same here. Never been to Italy. This has to change.

 

[tullamore]

Same here. Never been to Italy. This has to change.

Plommer let's start a butcher shop.

 

[plommer]

Plommer let's start a butcher shop.

In Spain?

I'm in.

 

[tullamore]

In Spain?

I'm in.

Sure we can have a little cafe, blitty can wait tables, we will run a whore house upstairs.

 

[plommer]

Sure we can have a little cafe, blitty can wait tables, we will run a whore house upstairs.

Yeah I kinda like the idea of the fox watching over the henhouse.

 

[Bread]

Blistter you're alright.

 

[TheLock]

Like what? It's decent but mediocre.

Will miss my pizza, burgers, cheesesteaks, etc.

 

[TheLock]

Same here. Never been to Italy. This has to change.

Some Italian you are.

 

[plommer]

Some Italian you are.

I know pal, I know.

 

[Acid Joe]

Like what? It's decent but mediocre.

Will miss my pizza, burgers, cheesesteaks, etc.

A proper Philly cheese steak will be hard to find.

 

[rito]

how does one get a visa to live in spain. say for a whole family

 

[plommer]

how does one get a visa to live in spain. say for a whole family

As long as one parent has EU citizenship that parent can "sponsor" their spouse to live in an EU country.
Children get citizenship if the parent is already a citizen.

In most EU countries (but I'm speaking specifically about Italy) citizenship is a birthright of children born to Italians, country of birth is not a factor.

Plommer is a citizen of a country has never set foot in.