work in Spain

[Katy]

My daughter's boyfriend is thinking of selling his product in Spain.

Would anybody be able to advise him whether he would be able to get a market stall in say, Ibiza for the summer, and how to get a licence for this or are market stalls for locals only.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Ben]

I went to a huge market in the center of Ibiza, very well known but I can't remember the name I'm afraid, and it was full of non-Spaniards selling things. I'm sorry I can't offer more help, you may need to find and Ibiza-focused website for more info.

[eldeano]

I went to a huge market in the center of Ibiza, very well known but I can't remember the name I'm afraid

Spelling police on patrol. ;)

[Elvis]

Spelling police on patrol. ;)If Ben is American, center is correct.
If he isn't, maybe he's been reading too much US literature.;)

[eldeano]

If Ben is American, center is correct.
If he isn't, maybe he's been reading too much US literature.;)

Ben es de Oxford, Inglaterra.

[Elvis]

Ben es de Oxford, Inglaterra.;D Ese es el problema entonces.

[zuri]

Spelling police on patrol. ;)

Who cares, life is too sort to concern oneself about small mistakes.

Show me perfection, I`ll show u a liar.:rolleyes:

[ribeirasacra]

My daughter's boyfriend is thinking of selling his product in Spain.

Would anybody be able to advise him whether he would be able to get a market stall in say, Ibiza for the summer, and how to get a licence for this or are market stalls for locals only.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.


Cannot speak personally of the system in Ibiza. If the market is regular one (by that we mean not a car boot/flea market one), it is normal to obtain a licence from the local Ayuntamiento (town hall). In many places we have seen both what appear to be illegal stallholders and local Police checking paperwork, but never at the same time.
I bet to obtain a licence you will have to have at least a NIE plus maybe other paperwork.

[richardksa]

Show me perfection, I`ll show u a liar.:rolleyes:

Show me a pájaro and I'll show you a Pajero!! ;)

[jonk]

Show me a pájaro and I'll show you a Pajero!! ;)
;D

I'm not sure I get it but it sounds funny nonetheless.

[Juanjo]

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;D
I'm not sure I get it but it sounds funny nonetheless.


Look up the slang meaning of "pajero"!:D [I always enjoy seeing that emblazoned across the back of a Mitsubishi 4x4 when it infringes my road space- it describes exactly what I am thinking about the driver!]

Juanjo

[zuri]

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Look up the slang meaning of "pajero"!:D [I always enjoy seeing that emblazoned across the back of a Mitsubishi 4x4 when it infringes my road space- it describes exactly what I am thinking about the driver!]

Juanjo

You`ll get a better translation in Argentinian Spanish as it`s more wildly used there than in mainland Spain.

Are Pajero`s popular in Argentina.Some friends from Madrid would agree.;D

[gary]

Having Been to the market at Punto Negra I woyld doubt if anyone had a licence - or any clue what a licence looked like, or that they were in Ibiza, or even what planet,,, dude!! And if it wasnt made of string, wire, beads, old coke cans it wasnt for sale. Far out man... anyone hungry???;D;D;D

[la vieja de la manga]

;D

I'm not sure I get it but it sounds funny nonetheless.

I'm not sure I get it either. But I was told payaponi (spelling?) is a south american. Can anyone confirm this? :confused:

[saiguanas]

I always enjoy seeing that emblazoned across the back of a Mitsubishi 4x4 when it infringes my road space

:D Culture shock!

To hear a Mitsubishi of any type infringing on anything is something we don't hear everyday in Texas.

Looks like a good starter truck for the young fella';)

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y251/saiguanas/4x4.jpg
Disclaimer: this photo found on the net is actually from Kentucky not Texas. Sucks for them...

[pedroenespana]

I went to a huge market in the center of Ibiza, very well known but I can't remember the name I'm afraid,

Probably the hippy market in Es Canar.

[Juanjo]

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:D Culture shock!
To hear a Mitsubishi of any type infringing on anything is something we don't hear everyday in Texas.

Looks like a good starter truck for the young fella';)




Texans, Kentuckians, "pajeros"........ figgers?;)

[gary]

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Texans, Kentuckians, "pajeros"........ figgers?;)

did you mean figures or just miss out an 'r'?;D;D

[Juanjo]

did you mean figures or just miss out an 'r'?;D;D

Both!;)

[ValenciaSon]

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:D Culture shock!

To hear a Mitsubishi of any type infringing on anything is something we don't hear everyday in Texas.

Looks like a good starter truck for the young fella';)


Disclaimer: this photo found on the net is actually from Kentucky not Texas. Sucks for them...

Is it a hybrid at least?:rolleyes:

[saiguanas]

Is it a hybrid at least?:rolleyes:

No, but you never have to fill the tank. You just pour the gas straight onto the ground. You get a little less mileage that way but you save from having to actually climb into the truck to turn it on.:eek: