When I first arrived to live here in Mallorca almost 21 years ago now, the profile of the average British expatriate was very different from what it is now. Perhaps hardly surprising as time marches on and the world is a very different place as well.
Confidential: Mallorca ex-pats; the shape of things to come
The profile of the average British expatriate was very different from what it is now
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Same old thing, calling illegal immigrant tax dodgers from the UK "expats". While almosr all of them have survived doing cleaning and "airport runs", without the required insurances etc in place, and laughing while taking bread from the mouths of people legally registered on the island. Brexit has been a great thing for Spain, giving power to the Spanish authorities to change all of this, (which is why the former didn't want it), and ir will make Malloeca a better place for legitimate folj here.