Is Spain Digital Nomad visa worth it? Cheers
I think the whole tax situation is a complete RIP-OFF, but here’s the table for you to share your opinion:
- 24% for incomes between 12,500 and 20,199 euros.
- 30% for incomes between 20,200 and 35,199 euros.
- 37% for incomes between 35,200 and 59,999 euros.
- 45% for incomes between 60,000 and 299,999 euros.
- 47% for incomes equal to or greater than 300,000 euros.
What soanish people think of romanian people but anwer sincere please
That's a good question. Romanians here are seen as VERY hardworking people, while also being associated with certain crimes. Those who work usually do so in construction or related fields. In all the offline jobs I've had, Romanian coworkers were always by far the hardest workers. But it's also true that they have often been linked to certain crimes like copper theft or pickpocketing, or the nightclub bouncer business. In any case, my personal feeling, and I think that of most Spaniards, is one of sympathy towards Romanians.
Mallorca.
It's been said that Spain has a super high divorce rate (I think 80% or so). That's incredible (not in a good way), what is your personal perception of this? Why is this the case.
I'm not sure if the current situation in Spain regarding feminism, the 'Ministry of Equality,' and the huge amount of money the current government has spent on dividing and pitting both genders (M/F) against each other is known internationally. For example, our former Minister of Equality publicly stated a few days ago that 'all men are potential rapists.'
Another thing that might catch your attention is that any woman can call the police, accuse a man of assault, and the law states that the man must be 'preventively' detained. Even in cases where the man is the one assaulted, with witnesses, medical reports, and so on, it’s always the man who must be detained. That’s what the law says. As you can imagine, the laws regarding child custody are very similar.
Perhaps this has something to do with the high divorce rates.
