About 400,000 British people live in Spain. They like the warm weather and relaxed life. Many British people speak English, so it's easy to communicate.

Some people who move to Spain miss certain things. Mark Danby has a YouTube channel and talks about his life in Spain. He misses three things when he's in Spain.

Mark misses British pubs. He likes Spanish bars, but they're not the same as British pubs.

Mark likes going to a pub and having a beer when he's back in the UK. Some British pubs are opening in Spain now.

Mark likes Spanish food, but he also misses British food like fish and chips. He can't find good fish and chips in Spain.

Mark doesn't see his family as often as he wants. His son is also moving to Spain.

Mark realizes what he misses when he visits the UK.

Mark says it's still possible to move to a European country after Brexit. He has a special visa that lets him work remotely.

Mark works from Spain, but he does work for a UK company. He can work from anywhere with good internet.

Mark and his son can work remotely and don't take jobs from Spanish people.

Mark can work from home in Spain without any problems.

Mark talks about how people get stuck in their routines and don't like change. He thinks this happens when people get older.

Mark moved to Spain about a year and a half ago. He recently visited his old hometown in the UK.

Mark feels connected to his old hometown. He likes the familiar streets and routines.

Mark thinks it's easy to get stuck in a routine and not notice time passing. He realized this when he visited his old hometown.

Mark says moving to a new country is a big decision. It's not for everyone, and some people prefer to stay in their own country.

Mark has to walk his dog early in the morning because it's too hot during the day.

Mark prefers the winter in Spain to the summer. The summers are too hot, and he has to change his routine.

Mark walks his dog early in the morning and evening. He can't go out during the day because it's too hot.

Mark understands why Spanish people take a siesta and eat late. He's trying to learn Spanish, but it's not easy.

Mark doesn't need to speak Spanish much because many people speak English. He lives in an area with many international people.

Mark lives near an international port where everyone speaks English. He only needs Spanish when dealing with official things.

Mark says buying a house or getting car insurance is easier in Spain than he thought.

Mark doesn't plan to move back to the UK, but he knows that life can be unpredictable.