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Tenerife Lifeline, the only book about moving to, working in and living in Tenerife. If you are thinking of moving to Tenerife successfully, then there's a lot to consider, good preparation and this book will make sure that you have the facts at your fingertips. There's much more to it than hiring a removal company, living in Tenerife is not like life on a permanent holiday. You'll need to register yourself as a resident, get an NIE tax number and become fully registered in the system to benefit from health services, schools and pensions. You'll need to find a home, maybe find a job in Tenerife or even start your own business. But that's just the beginning. Even if you have been living in Tenerife for twenty years, you will still refer to this book. You'll be able to find out how to get the most out of Tenerife Life and save yourself time and money. Tenerife residents know better than anyone that things change. Just because you queued at one window a few years ago to get that piece of paper, doesn't mean you will have to do so today. Laws and taxes change, and ignorance isnt an excuse. Read the facts, don't listen to the poolside "experts" or rumours. 248 pages packed with information and advice. 18 chapters covering everything from health and money to property and working in Tenerife. Tenerife Lifeline covers almost every aspect of life such as jobs, as well as all paperwork and taxes... in fact everything you need to know from birth to death. Over 200 residents have contributed their knowledge and experience to make this the essential guide to living in Tenerife. Hundreds of hours of research and writing has ensured that the facts are correct and up to date. Experts have been consulted: lawyers, accountants, property experts, business owners and many more specialists have contributed their knowledge and experience. It is the only book to help the huge English and Irish expatriate population of Tenerife.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #556436 in Books
• Published on: 2008
• Binding: Paperback
• 248 pages