
For Families
Moving with kids means moving with more questions. We help you choose the right neighborhood and the right school before you ever set foot in Madrid.

We guide families and professionals through every step of relocating from Miami to Madrid — visas, housing, schools, and the everyday details that make a new city feel like home.
Built around the Miami–Madrid route — and working with Americans relocating from anywhere in the US.
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SAS Relocations exists so you don't have to figure it out alone.

A real conversation about your timeline, your family, and your goals in Madrid. No sales script.
Visa pathway, housing strategy, and school search, mapped to your specific situation.
We coordinate every moving part — paperwork, shipping, appointments — so nothing falls through the cracks.
We stay with you through empadronamiento, banking, and settling in, until Madrid feels like home.

Moving with kids means moving with more questions. We help you choose the right neighborhood and the right school before you ever set foot in Madrid.

Remote work, a new job offer, or a fresh start — we match your situation to the right visa and get you settled without missing a beat at work.
Every package is built around the same principle: one specialist who knows your case, from the first call until Madrid feels like home. Prices are shown in full, so you can compare before you ever speak to us.
Covers one person · +$350 per additional dependent
Your personalized relocation plan, the paperwork roadmap, neighborhood and school guidance, a curated shortlist of up to 30 homes, and the core administrative setup to get you legally established.
Covers one person · +$550 per additional dependent
Everything in Essential, plus visa pathway guidance and document preparation, a full accompanied home search, accompanied paperwork and TIE appointments, partner and family integration support, and a guided tour of your shortlisted neighborhoods.
“My apartment search and rental process was extremely efficient and well-planned.”
Covers two people · +$750 per additional dependent from the third person
Everything in Full, plus an extended home search across three days, the complete settling‑in checklist with accompaniment, driver's license exchange, home setup and staging coordination, airport pickup, and a pre‑arrival Spanish lesson.

A three‑bedroom apartment in central Madrid rents for about $2,777 a month. The same apartment in central Miami: $5,892. A monthly transit pass costs $38 in Madrid and $113 in Miami. The weekly grocery shop runs 56% higher in Miami. Overall, living in Miami costs roughly 60% more than living in Madrid.
And for families, the largest number of all: international school tuition averages $17,947 per child in Madrid against $40,016 in Miami.
Sources: Numbeo, September 2026; Comunidad de Madrid official 2026 fare schedule.
But cost is only the part that shows up in a spreadsheet. What most of our clients talk about six months in is the walk to school, the fifteen‑minute commute, the fact that dinner on a Tuesday doesn't require a reservation or a parking spot.
A growing number of Americans — including a steady stream from Florida — are making this move for exactly those reasons. The hard part isn't deciding to go. It's knowing how.
“She supported me with paperwork appointments, found different apartment options that fit my budget and helped me secure a place that I love. She knows the area very well, which saves you a lot of time. You can tell she loves what she does, as she has a great attitude and makes you feel supported throughout the process, which is something you need during a stressful transition like this one.”
— Paola Gamboa, Food Engineer & Cheese Scientist“When you move to another country, what you really want is to feel like you're arriving home — that everything you need is already close by. That's the feeling Saskia gave us: as if family were helping us find our footing in a new city. Moving abroad with children is an enormous undertaking, but her support made the transition so much smoother.”
— Beatriz Baños, Michigan → Madrid, 2025 · Full Relocation Support, relocated with childrenNot sure where you fit yet?
Answer five short questions and we'll tell you what your move would realistically involve.

Twenty minutes. No pressure. Just a real conversation about what moving from Miami to Madrid would look like for you.
Maximum response time: 24 hours, typically the same business day.