In this week’s Inside Spain, The Local’s Alex Dunham warns others about what can happen if you don’t make sure your address is changed with all the official bodies in Spain when you move home.
Alex Dunham - alex.dunham@thelocal.com
Updated: Sat 25 Jul 2026 11:44 CET
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If you don't update your address on the DGT system, you won't necessarily be aware of any driving fines you've received. (Photo by MANAURE QUINTERO / AFP)
In this week’s Inside Spain, The Local’s Alex Dunham warns others about what can happen if you don’t make sure your address is changed with all the official bodies in Spain when you move home.
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