Funeral Insurance in Spain — Is It Worth It? A Clear, Honest Guide for Expats Living in Spain 1. Introduction — Why Funeral Insurance in Spain Confuses Expats Funeral insurance — seguro de decesos — is extremely common in Spain.More…
When a loved one passes away in Spain, families are often faced with a maze of official paperwork — especially if they are unfamiliar with the Spanish system or need to arrange a cremation or repatriation abroad.This guide explains the…
Clear, Compassionate Support Wherever You Are in Spain Losing a loved one abroad can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re far from home, speaking a different language, and facing an unfamiliar system.At Funecon, our goal is simple: to make arranging…
Barcelona — A City of Culture, Diversity, and International Communities Barcelona and the surrounding Catalonia region are home to one of Spain’s most diverse international populations.From British and Irish retirees on the Costa Brava to international professionals in the city,…
Why Murcia Is Home to So Many European Families With over 320 days of sunshine each year, low living costs, and strong healthcare, Murcia has become a haven for international residents — especially in coastal towns like Mazarrón, Los Alcázares,…
Why Málaga Has Become a Place of Farewell for Expats With its year-round sunshine, thriving international community, and strong healthcare infrastructure, Málaga has become home to tens of thousands of British, Irish, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian residents.But when a loved…
Understanding Direct Cremation Direct cremation is the simplest and most practical form of funeral service available in Spain.It means that the cremation takes place soon after the death, without a traditional ceremony beforehand.Families often choose this option because it allows…