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Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Some links on EasySpainNow can earn us money. This page says which ones, how we label them, and what they never change.

If you click an affiliate link and then buy or sign up, the company may pay us a commission. You pay the same price as anyone else.

Today our affiliate links go to MyExpatTaxes (U.S. expat tax software) and International Citizens Insurance (international health insurance). The list can change: the partner directory always shows which partners are affiliates.

How we label them

  • In an article, an affiliate link is followed by a short note saying that it is an affiliate link and that EasySpainNow may earn a commission if you buy through that company.
  • In the partner directory, affiliate partners carry an “Affiliate” tag.
  • In the “Our partners” logo strip, the logos of affiliate partners are affiliate links.
  • In the articles, the partner directory and the logo strip, the page code gives affiliate links rel="sponsored", which tells search engines that the link is paid.

We disclose these links as the U.S. Federal Trade Commission expects. Its Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255), which explain how it applies the law against deceptive advertising, say that a connection between the one recommending and the seller that could affect how you weigh the recommendation must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously (section 255.5). A commission is such a connection.

Companies can also pay to appear on the site as partners: in a partner box inside the articles of one category, on that category’s page, on the home page, in the partner directory, or in a short mention in the newsletter. A company can also sponsor a guide on a subject we agree on together: we write it to our usual standard, from official sources, and it is labeled as sponsored. Every such placement is labeled as a partner or as sponsored. The advertise page describes what we offer.

What money never changes

  • A commission or a partnership never decides whether we write about a company, what an article says, the sources it cites or what it concludes.
  • Articles rest on official sources, cited by link, and a partner cannot change that.
  • When a good option pays us nothing, we mention it too.

Our own offers

The Spain Navigator is ours, and it is free. When an article points to it, nobody pays anybody: the partners and affiliate links described here are how we keep it free.

Reviews we show

The client reviews on the site are reviews of EasyFranceNow, which the same team runs with the same services. We copy them word for word from Google and Trustpilot, and each one carries a label that names its platform and the business it was left for, such as “Google review of EasyFranceNow”.

We choose which reviews to show. We picked them from the reviews EasyFranceNow received on Google and Trustpilot, every review we show today gives 5 stars, and we do not show every review the team has received. We do not check them ourselves: we copy each one as the platform published it. Each review shows when it was posted and links to the platform where it was left, where you can read the others.

Not professional advice

Everything on EasySpainNow is general information, not legal, immigration, tax, financial or insurance advice. See the terms and conditions.

Questions

To know whether a specific link earns us anything, ask us through the contact page.