GOOD question!! Guess he's busy with the life of a young, professional madrileño. $%#&*@! I'm envious!!!

Hola, I will fill in a bit... due to lousy immigration lawyers and a bit of legal confusion, I am still in Barcelona. Apparently for the first year of residency, there is a restriction of the province in which one can work, which I was told of shortly before I was to move.

Then, I was stuck in New York in September during all the craziness and couldn't talk to anyone here. I have since resolved the issue and now have the 'year two' residency, however I lost the job offer in Madrid and had to wrangle out of the lease for apartment I rented. Thankfully they were really nice about it.

Sooo... basically now I could go to Madrid but don't have the money to move or a job there... however I still have my old one in Barcelona.

Asterault,

Geez! What a run around you got. It's difficult everywhere today, getting immigration papers in order, etc... Really a bummer.

At least you're back in Spain, within reach of your intended destination... it will happen.... keep the faith!

Wolf (Who hates paperwork and red tape!)

I hate those artificial restrictions which prevent anyone to move to one country to another

Fernando