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Britons 'are happy in Spain'

The majority of British expatriates who have relocated to Spain do not regret their decision to move, a new study has found.

Research by UKForex found that more than nine out of ten UK citizens who now lived in Spain were happy with their new life abroad.

This was a higher proportion than the number of people who expressed satisfaction with living in other popular destinations, such as the USA, France and Canada.

Overall, more than three-quarters of British expats said they were happy living in another country and believed they had made the right choice.

Chris Humphrey, general manager at UKForex, welcomed the findings, saying: "It's good to see that the majority of those who have already made the move are happy with their decision."

He added that the number of Britons choosing to move abroad was likely to grow during the next few years.

According to the Office for National Statistics, 207,000 people chose to leave the UK and live overseas last year.

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