Then Matthew James Removals & Storage in Spain should be your first port of call. With 3 depots in Spain; Mijas, Madrid & Barcelona and are able to offer collection from any region in Spain, from city apartments to rural villas.

You can be rest assured that Matthew James are able to take care of every aspect of your move in Fuerteventura,  from any property big or small with delivery door to door / room to room to any local or national Spanish destination.

Although you are looking for an Spanish Removal Company choose one of the British one’s based in Spain such as Matthew James.

Our company has been accredited to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. We are members of IAM (International Association of Movers), the world’s largest trade association for the global moving industry.

Matthew James firmly believe no other company can match our quality of service for the same price Spanish or English.

Access for Removal Lorry in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is an Island of narrow, winding streets & Villas built on steep hills. You need to consider whether a large removal vehicle will be able to access your property, you may require a tranship vehicle this is charge extra as all your furniture and personal effects will need transhipping from the large vehicle to a smaller vehicle and then carried into your property.

Please make sure you notify Matthew James of any parking restrictions for your Canary Islands property upon quotation

Fuerteventura, part of Spain’s Canary Islands, is a highly sought-after destination for UK expats due to its warm climate, stunning beaches, and relaxed lifestyle. Whether you’re moving for work, retirement, or a change of scenery, understanding the requirements, housing options, and key areas can help ensure a smooth transition.

Documents Required to Live and Work in Fuerteventura

Since the UK’s departure from the EU, British citizens must follow specific regulations to live and work in Fuerteventura:

1. Visa and Residency:
   • If staying for more than 90 days in a 180-day period, you’ll need a visa.
   • Common options include a Non-Lucrative Visa (for retirees) or a Work Visa (for employment).
   • Once in Fuerteventura, you’ll need to apply for a residency card (TIE – Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) at the local immigration office.
2. NIE Number:
   • The NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) is essential for legal processes, such as renting or buying property, opening a bank account, or working.
3. Social Security Registration:
   • If working in Fuerteventura, your employer will register you with the social security system, or you can register yourself if self-employed.
4. Health Insurance:
   • Access to Spain’s public healthcare system requires social security contributions or private health insurance if you are not working.

Property Types to Buy or Rent in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura offers a range of properties catering to various needs and budgets:

• Apartments: Ideal for those seeking convenience, apartments are common in towns like Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste. Many come with shared amenities like pools.
• Villas: Popular among retirees and families, detached villas offer privacy, spacious gardens, and stunning views of the ocean or volcanic landscapes.
• Fincas: These traditional rural properties are perfect for those looking for a peaceful retreat in the countryside.
• Long-Term Rentals: Rental properties are widely available, especially in tourist-friendly areas. Expect costs to vary between €600-€1,200 per month, depending on location and size.

Popular Areas in Fuerteventura for UK Expats

Fuerteventura has a variety of towns and neighbourhoods that appeal to British expats, whether you’re looking to work, retire, or simply enjoy the relaxed island lifestyle:

1. Corralejo:
   • Located in the north, Corralejo is a vibrant town with a mix of locals and expats. It’s known for its beaches, restaurants, and nightlife.
   • Perfect for families and those looking for a community with English-speaking residents.
2. Caleta de Fuste:
   • Centrally located and just 10 minutes from the airport, this area is popular among retirees and families.
   • Offers a range of villas and apartments, as well as golf courses and a marina.
3. Puerto del Rosario:
   • The island’s capital, it’s ideal for working professionals and those seeking city amenities. Housing here is often more affordable compared to tourist areas.
4. El Cotillo:
   • A picturesque coastal village in the north-west, known for its tranquil vibe and beautiful lagoons. Popular among retirees and those seeking a quieter life.
5. Morro Jable:
   • Situated in the south, this charming fishing village is perfect for expats looking for a laid-back lifestyle with stunning beaches and great seafood restaurants.

Final Tips for Relocating to Fuerteventura

• Language: While many locals speak English in tourist-heavy areas, learning Spanish will help you integrate and manage legal or administrative tasks more effectively.
• Cost of Living: Fuerteventura is generally more affordable than mainland Spain, but costs can vary depending on the area and lifestyle.
• Transport: Owning a car is recommended, as public transport can be limited outside of main towns.

Matthew James Removals in Spain have excellent knowledge and experience in the roads, properties and businesses in and around Fuerteventura : 

Corralejo, Puerto del Rosario, Caleta de Fuste, El Cotillo, Morro Jable, La Oliva, Gran Tarajal, Antigua, Costa Calma, Betancuria.

If you are moving To or From any of the areas listed above then please don’t hesitate to contact our Bi-Lingual Staff for more information, advice or a Competitive Price for your Move to Fuerteventura Canary Islands