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Home security systems in spain: Avoid risks

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Security services in Spain

If you have a house in Spain where you do not reside all year round and you have decided not to rent out the property for whatever reason, the best option to avoid scares is to install an alarm that is connected to the police. This tool will provide you with security because if the property is illegally occupied, the state security forces will be able to act immediately, alleging a break-in or burglary. This is especially important given that the first 48 hours are key when it comes to evicting squatters in Spain.

Smart Home Security

There are several types of alarm systems but we recommend Smart home security. This system works by integrating entry sensors and sirens to a range of devices, including lights, thermostats, smart doors, and alarms. This is done by connecting to your Wi-Fi, which allows your devices to share information.

Smart security cameras can also provide you with added peace of mind, especially when you’re not in. Smart cameras send a live stream of your property directly to your mobile, tablet or desktop, enabling you to keep an eye on your home. Plus, you receive a notification when your smart camera detects something abnormal.

When you choose an ADT Smart Home system, you can include smart plugs as an add-on. This means if your video doorbell or outdoor camera detects motion, not only will you be notified, but a connected light switch will be switched on as an additional deterrent.

Our add-on cameras also have intelligent in-built analytics to distinguish between animals, humans, and vehicles, which means fewer false alarms.

There’s a whole host of smart home security for you to choose from. To discover the best home security system for you and your property, be sure to research the diverse types and brands beforehand, as the standard of home security varies across companies and providers.

Illegal house occupation: How to stop squatters in Spain if you own a Spanish holiday home.

Below we providing you with information on how to secure your property to keep the squatters out.

Don’t post on social media that you are going on holiday

In a world where social networks have gained prominence, we recommend not listing your holiday plans online. The less public information there is about your activity in relation to your home and location, the better. The reality is that if you inform the world through social networks where you are and how long you are there for, you are giving squatters a head start.

Don’t put posters in the street

While it is a good idea to be the process to rent out your property, or even sell it, it is advisable not to put posters in the windows or terraces advertising the rental or sale of the property when it is empty. These posters are just another invitation to illegally occupy the property.

Keep some personal belongings in the house

If there are all kinds of personal belongings and items for personal use and enjoyment in your Spanish holiday home, you will be much more protected against occupation compared to if the property is empty. This is because, if the property were to be entered by squatters, you could report them for trespassing and not a crime of usurpation of the home, as evicting squatters in Spain is a much more complicated process.

Plots building up

Expecting deliveries while you’re away? Amazon or Hermes delivery drivers may leave your parcels in what they consider a ‘safe place’, like at the side of your property, assuming you’ll be home shortly to pick it up. Even though this is standard practice, a pile of parcels is a clear indication to burglars that you’re on holiday. To avoid any break-ins or suspicious activity, ask a neighbor to collect and hold on to any parcels for you until you’re back home.

Stacks of posts

During your time on holiday, the accumulation of posts in your mailbox or newspapers in your driveway is clear evidence of inactivity in your home. That’s exactly what opportunistic burglars look out for.

To prevent thieves from targeting your property, contact your local post office and request they postpone your mail service from three to 30 days. The good news is that you can collect any mail from that time period once you’ve returned from your trip – that way you won’t miss anything important.

Home alarm system

Take advantage of new technology. There are many new systems available to help holiday homeowners keep an eye on their property. ADT’s Tiekom’s Security System is an ideal solution for holiday homeowners as the entire system can be easily managed through an easy-to-use smartphone app. It allows property owners to change the alarm codes remotely so they can provide a new access code for each new guest, and importantly know the status of the alarm system at any time.

Video Detectors will allow owners to remotely view the property while sensor alerts will keep them informed when someone is present.

Smart Home app

The summer holidays can be a busy time for many households, especially for those who are preparing to go on holiday. The good news is that during this time period, the ADT security system has you and your home fully covered. With the brilliant ADT Smart Home app, you receive instant notifications whenever motion is detected in home. You can even watch back recorded footage too. So wherever you are in the world, you get peace of mind knowing you can watch every move around your property.

Take control of your home security

We have a wide range of innovative home security products, designed to protect the things you love while you’re on your dream holiday.

In fact, you could like our security system to a ‘virtual house sitter’, keeping a watchful eye on your home at all times, even when you’re not in the country. That’s because when your alarm is triggered, the monitoring center is immediately notified, prompting them to check up on your home to see if there’s an issue. It’s fast, efficient, and gives you peace of mind all-year round. We even offer Police Response for that extra layer of protection.

While you’re away, your security system stays at home – 24/7/365. So relax and enjoy without worrying about your home, we’ve got you covered.

You can find all the information about our Security Systems on the Tiekom website or by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you.

How to feel safe if you plan to live in Spain

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Find out which types of insurance in Spain is mandatory, and what extra coverage you need to protect your lifestyle and family while living in Spain.

Knowing which insurances are mandatory in Spain and tackling the paperwork to get Spanish insurance can be a challenge for those relocating to Spain.

This article offers an introduction to insurance in Spain for expats, including information about what the law requires and what you might need in addition to the compulsory Spanish insurances.

The Spanish insurance market ranks among the top 15 in the world. The value of premiums taken out in Spain in 2018 was €64.4 million, which is a 1.5% increase on the previous year.

The most popular types of insurance in Spain are health insurance, car insurance and home insurance.

What kind of insurance do you need in Spain?

Car insurance

Local law requires a minimum level of car insurance in Spain, called seguro a terceros. This covers damage to third parties, fire and theft. If you want comprehensive insurance, you should opt for seguro a todo riesgo, which will cover damage to your car, the other car and other matters arising.

Lower monthly payments may be available if you have proof you haven’t made a claim for several years and/or are willing to pay a higher excess (franquicia). In some cases, you might be able to present your accident or insurance history from your previous country of residence.

To drive in Spain, you may need to get a Spanish driver’s license once you are a resident. Additionally, you will need to learn the road rules for driving in Spain.

Most vehicles require insurance to operate legally, including trucks, RVs, motorbikes, scooters, boats, and planes.

Health insurance

Spain has a state-run healthcare program, which provides free healthcare for all Spanish residents. If you qualify to access the state system as a resident, it will be covered by your mandatory social security contributions in Spain.

Many expats choose to add optional private health insurance to their budget. The benefits of this include greater choice and shorter waiting times.

In addition to this, private insurance may also give you more access to English-speaking medical professionals.

Social insurance

Spain, like many other European countries, has a social security system where all employees and self-employed workers earning at least minimum wage have to contribute social security payments each month. In addition to healthcare, social security in Spain includes:

  • work-related sickness or injury
  • family and child benefits, including parental allowance
  • invalidity benefit
  • old-age pension
  • unemployment benefits

What is the free protection offered by the Spanish National Health Service?

It is widely spread that Spain has one of the best healthcare systems in the world. And it offers those services for free.

Nevertheless, unless you are a Spanish national or self-employed or employed resident, you won’t be able to benefit from it.

Who is entitled to free healthcare in Spain?

They will be entitled to the provision of Social Security health care: Workers (affiliated and registered or in a situation assimilated to that of registration). Social Security pensioners. The recipients of periodic benefits, including the recipients of the unemployment benefit or subsidy.

That is why many immigration procedures require expats who will start living in the country to contract private health insurance.

Home insurance. Other type of insurance you might need

Building insurance is not a legal requirement, but it is often recommended if you buy a property in Spain. Your Spanish mortgage provider may insist that you have building insurance, and will often offer you their in-house deal. However, you are not required to take this and can shop around for more competitive options.

Look for cover that insures against natural disasters, fire, flood, and other damage. In addition to this, new builds should already have coverage against defective workmanship.

Apartment buildings often have insurance included in their service charges. This insurance is not a replacement for building insurance, so not make any assumptions about the cover without fully understanding the policy details.

Tips to assess when hiring insurance. Don’t forget these..

• The cost of the premium and discounts

• Coverage

• Concepts excluded in coverage

• Commitment to remain

• Remember the insurance renewal date in case you decide to change any of the insurance coverage…

Tiekom insurances

Main most valued advantages that we provide in our insurance offer for expats:

  • Work with a reference company to ensure quality, safety and solvency.
  • English-speaking, telephone assistance, speed and efficiency in dealing with incidents and compensating the client.
  • Instant quotes
  • Online applications

Whether you’re looking to protect the health, your home or your car, Tiekom can help. Choose the insurance that best suits your needs, with the best coverage and special prices for expats.

The best way to offer quality service is to be close to you. That is why we keep improving day by day because you are our priority. You can find all the information about our insurances on the Tiekom website or by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you.

How can the energy consumption restrictions affect you if you travel to Spain this summer

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Spain puts limits on air conditioning and heating to save energy, rules apply to public and large commercial buildings.

Spain has announced new energy-saving measures, including limits on air conditioning and heating temperatures in public and large commercial buildings.

Government regulations for energy consumption this summer

Under a decree applies to public buildings, shopping centres, cinemas, theatres, rail stations and airports, heating should not be set above 19C and air conditioning should not be set below 27C. Doors will need to be closed so as not to waste energy, and lights in shop windows must be switched off after 10pm.

The premises in question will be required to display signs or screens that explain the energy-saving initiatives.

Spain has agreed to a 7-8% reduction in gas use.

The need to limit emissions by reducing energy consumption has been underlined in Spain by two heatwaves so far this summer.

What is the Internet’s environmental impact?

The Internet is powered by a vast network of physical infrastructure. From data centres to transmission networks to the devices we hold in our hands, the transfer and mass storage of our data requires an enormous amount of energy.

Data centers serve as factories of the information age; their 24/7 operation makes online browsing, streaming and communication possible, but delivering all this data requires a tremendous amount of electricity. The explosive demand of internet-based platforms and services has fueled a dramatic expansion in both the size and number of data centers, making them collectively one of the largest sources of new electricity demand globally.

The problem is that many of these data centres get their electricity from dirty fossil fuels rather than renewable sources, and the energy consumption of digital technology is increasing by 9% every year.

Over the last few years, several giants like Google, Facebook and Apple have committed to powering their data centres with 100% renewable energy, which is a good start.

How you can help sustainability

Here are some simple ways that you can reduce your environmental footprint:

1.- Eat more plant foods and less animal foods. Consume local and seasonal products and Make sure to buy only what you need, to avoid waste.

2.- Try other modes of transport. Cycle or use public transport.

3.- Switch to a low-carbon energy provider.

4.- Reduce, reuse, and recycle to waste less.

5.- Buy responsibly-made clothes, e.g. made from recycled material or with an eco-label.

Green energy with Tiekom

Tiekom is committed to 100% renewable energy, to saving the planet’s resources and offers significant savings in the electricity bill of our customers. We believe that renewable energies are the way to guarantee the future of our planet.

We work every day to make electricity more easily understandable and accessible to all and also more respectful with the environment. We are committed to transparency, savings and sustainability.

Renewable energy looks set to be a large part of the future energy mix. The drive towards a greener future for power production is promoting a rise in job creation in renewable power industries such as solar and wind. This trend looks set to continue as governments strive to reach net zero.

Tips to keeping cool you in Spain this summer

Drink plenty of water

This might sound like an obvious one but when you’re enjoying your beer or cocktail in the sun it can sometimes slip your mind to drink lots of water. Hot temperatures and not enough liquids can end in dehydration and heat exhaustion, and in extreme cases a visit to the hospital.

H3 Stay cool as much as you can

Sitting in water or at least sitting with your feet in it is a great way to stay cool. Most houses and apartments in Spain will have access to a pool, whether it’s a private one or a communal pool.

Close the shutters

Although it does seem a shame to shut out the sunlight, closing the shutters in your casa or apartment will make a huge difference to the temperature indoors. If you can keep your home cool during the day, it will mean you don’t have to use the air conditioning as much which is a big expense.

Stay indoors

This is something the Spanish do when it gets too hot (basically the whole of August!) and we need to get used to doing it ourselves – the sun is still a novelty to us and we want to be outside in it as much as possible!

The hottest time of the day during the summer in Spain is around 3pm, so keep your shutters closed during the day and then you can take advantage of the cool to have a siesta out of the sun.

Wear loose clothing

It’s very tempting to just live in your swimwear during the summer in Spain but if you do have to go out remember to wear loose clothing in light colours.

You can find all the information about our energy service on the Tiekom website or by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you.

The best solution for travelers: what is a portable wifi hotspot?

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If you have decided to take a good vacation or just travel for a while, you will be thinking about how to adapt your life for this trip. There is an element that we always need or that, for many, is essential in their lives, the internet. For those who work online, they need a solution to access the Internet from wherever they are at that moment. But if this is not your case, you may be interested in communicating with others, watching movies at night, etc.

What is a portable wifi hotspot for?

Portable WiFi is a way to connect to the Internet through a 4G or 5G router. This type of device has been with us for years and allows us to connect to WiFi through a data rate. That is, we insert a SIM card inside the 4G or 5G router and it creates a wireless network from which we can connect different devices without relying on fiber optics or ADSL.

However, we must bear in mind that, if we are going to use it while traveling outside our country of origin, we must review the roaming conditions. In this case, if it is through the European Union, we can offer you a roaming solution without any extra cost. The use of portable WiFi has many benefits as we will see later.

And, if you are wondering what advantage it has, the truth is that we can use them anywhere without the need for a fixed installation. On a trip, in a flat where you only stay for a month and you don’t want to install fiber, in a vacation apartment, in hotels…

Routers

There are many types of 4G or 5G routers, but they all work the same: we insert the previously contracted card with the rate we want. Once it is inside, a wireless network is simply created to which we can connect from the mobile phone, from the Smart TV, from the tablet or from the computer. They allow several devices connected simultaneously and the speed and amount of data will depend on the rate you have contracted in your specific case.

In addition, there are different models of routers… There are them with dongle or USB stick format that we have been using for decades and that do not need to be connected to the current, but simply connect it to the USB port of your computer to create WiFi. On the other hand, there are plug-in routers that work like the usual ones, but without any type of network cable or any connection beyond being connected to the current. Inside, the SIM card that allows us to connect to the wireless network. We can transport these to vacation homes, hotels or even to connect from a train that has a plug. Just plug in and go.

Finally, another common model for portable WiFi is wireless routers. A small 5G modem that we take anywhere and that allows us to connect to the Internet wirelessly on a trip, for example. They have a battery that allows them to be used without connecting to the current or to any USB.

How to use a portable wifi hotspot?

Turn on the portable Hotspot and you will be connected to the Internet in seconds.

Everyone can do it. But if you like to know how it works, here are the basic details:

  • The hotspot connects to a mobile phone network to get internet access.
  • At the same time the hotspot creates a secured WiFi network. Then, any device that connects to the portable hotspot is able to access the internet.
  • The access to the hotspot is protected by a WiFi password.

Mobile wifi hotspot?

Use a mobile as a router. In the event that you have an old mobile phone at home, we can always choose to use it as a portable router instead of having to buy one, as we have just mentioned. The best thing about this alternative is that, whether it’s an iPhone or an Android, we can use it to share mobile data, that is, give Internet to other devices, whether it’s a tablet, computer or television.

It will be a good idea to buy a SIM card with a large number of GB and roaming to insert it and from which we can share the Internet with other devices. To do this, we must follow a series of steps:

• On Android: Settings> Networks and Internet/Connections> WiFi Zone> press again on WiFi Zone> Activate switch.

• From an iPhone: Settings > Mobile data > Personal hotspot > Turn on Allow others to connect.

Advantages of the portable Wifi Hotspot:

For any wifi device: provides Internet connection to WiFi devices: Phone, Tablet, Computer …you name it, it works perfectly.

High data volume: we offer you up to 400GB/ month. With 10 GB you can surf the Internet, listen songs, stream or standard-definition video / video call.

Shareable: connect multiple devices simultaneously. Provide Internet access to your friends and family during your vacations in Spain or in Europe.

Fast Speed: we give you super fast Internet speed. Enjoy internet with up to 50Mbps download speed.

Do not surpirse: No extra charges in your invoice.

The best options for faster internet when traveling

Tiekom offers you a multitude of connectivity options for when you are traveling or enjoying your second home in Spain. These services can be from a SIM of up to 400GB with an exclusive plan to connect to the internet and with roaming, an unlimited 4G/5G router, etc.

Visit our website. where you can find all the information about our company and our services or contact us by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you!

Internet and renewable energy: how we can make it more sustainable

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We all spend a large amount of our time online these days and there’s no doubt that the Internet has made our lifestyles easier. We connect wirelessly with our friends, family and colleagues all over the world; we stream our favourite music, films and TV shows on-demand; data syncs instantly across our various devices.

It’s no surprise therefore that most people overlook the Internet’s environmental impact. Few people are aware of how the Internet actually works, or how it contributes to climate change. It’s easy not to think about the impact our endless stream of data is having.

The reality is that digital technologies account for around 4% of global carbon emissions, which sounds relatively small but is actually similar to the aviation industry’s contribution – and if the Internet were a country, it would be the world’s 6th largest polluter!

How is this Internet pollution created and what can we do to help tackle it?

In this article we will give you information that shows the impact of the Internet on the environment, and how we can help reduce the impact with Green Energy.

What is the Internet’s environmental impact?

The Internet is powered by a vast network of physical infrastructure. From data centres to transmission networks to the devices we hold in our hands, the transfer and mass storage of our data requires an enormous amount of energy.

Data centers serve as factories of the information age; their 24/7 operation makes online browsing, streaming and communication possible, but delivering all this data requires a tremendous amount of electricity. The explosive demand of internet-based platforms and services has fueled a dramatic expansion in both the size and number of data centers, making them collectively one of the largest sources of new electricity demand globally.

The problem is that many of these data centres get their electricity from dirty fossil fuels rather than renewable sources, and the energy consumption of digital technology is increasing by 9% every year.

Over the last few years, several giants like Google, Facebook and Apple have committed to powering their data centres with 100% renewable energy, which is a good start.

The cost of our internet use

Every time we use the Internet, data gets transferred between our device and the server that the website or software is hosted on. A server is essentially just a computer disk, which is usually stacked in a rack alongside thousands of others in a high-tech building called a data centre.

Each server is kept switched on and working 24/7, which requires electricity and air conditioning to keep it cool. Imagine leaving the computer at your office desk continuously switched on – most of us try to avoid this as we know it uses energy.

The more data that is sent and stored, the more electricity and energy is needed. Even though this is relatively small at the individual level, when this is multiplied by the billions of people globally that are now connected to the Internet, it really mounts up fast.

So the key is to be mindful and aware of the amount of data we use.

By far the most significant contributor to our individual Internet carbon footprints is our use of online video, which generates 60% of world data flows and over 300 million tonnes of CO2 per year.

Here are some simple and relatively painless opportunities to reduce your own footprint:

1.- Trash files and photos that are no longer useful

Sometimes we abuse our cloud storage because we have no idea how much it impacts the environment. Well, now you know. Delete anything you don’t need anymore, to avoid the servers they’re stored on using energy unnecessarily.

2.- Delete apps that are useless

We sometimes have a habit of leaving applications on our phones that we don’t actually use anymore. Run through your phone; are there any apps that you haven’t opened in three months? Delete them.

3.- Use your phone more than your laptop

Your computer has a bigger screen and uses more power. It’s more efficient to use your phone, and isn’t a big inconvenience – particularly if you’re only doing quick searches etc.

4.- Unsubscribe from email newsletters and mailing lists

We all get marketing emails and newsletters that we never open or read – particularly in our personal inboxes. The carbon footprint produced by the transmission and storage of each of these emails really stacks up over time. Try getting into the habit of unsubscribing when you receive an email from a sender that you’re not interested in.

5.- Use Google Drive and Google Photos for cloud storage

Google operates some of the most energy-efficient data centres in the world, and is the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy, which makes Google Drive a great choice for storage of your files and photo archives.

How does the internet help sustainability

The Internet can improve our capability to understand the science of environmental degradation and communicate that knowledge to public and private decision makers. It can also improve environmental policy by increasing international equity and participation in the policy development processes.

Green energy with Tiekom

Tiekom is committed to 100% renewable energy, to saving the planet’s resources and offers significant savings in the electricity bill of our customers. We believe that renewable energies are the way to guarantee the future of our planet.

We work every day to make electricity more easily understandable and accessible to all and also more respectful with the environment.

You can find all the information about our energy service on the Tiekom website or by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you.

Ways to get faster internet while traveling

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We’ve all heard stories of people who’ve gone away on a trip and then returned home to a huge bill thanks to their mobile phone roaming on data networks when they’re away.

The good news is, this doesn’t have to be you. There are lots of options for getting internet access when you travel.

In this article we want to help guide you through the options available to you when you travel for getting online.

This will include options for getting online on your mobile phone, as well as on any other devices you might have with you, including tablets and laptops. We will cover options that work for a variety of travel styles.

This guide will focus purely on internet access while travelling, rather than texting or calling, although some of the solutions below will also work for texting and calling.

How to get faster internet when traveling

The nomadic lifestyle has always had an attractive vibe around it, providing people with an adventurous mindset on the road since time immemorial. Eventually, as the technology improved, it became possible to embrace your inner wanderer without sacrificing the career. In particular, the ability to get reliable Internet on the road from virtually any corner of the world gave birth to a new phenomenon known as a digital nomad – someone who is working remotely with satellite Internet.

Wifi connections

The Best Options for Internet Access when Traveling.

Below are all the options you have for getting online when traveling abroad. These cover a wide range of options and we think at least one of these options should work for you!

  • Contract a SIM with calls, data and that includes roaming.
  • Buy a data SIM with many GB and roaming.
  • Air Fiber service.

You can use your mobile provider but it is possible that in your plan you do not have the roaming service contracted in other countries and you have additional costs on your bill. Another disadvantage of using your mobile provider: Even if your provider supports it, speeds may not be as fast as you would get with the other solutions, due to throttling by your provider.

Buy a sim card at your destination

Depending on the country you are traveling to, you might find the most cost-effective way to get online when you travel is to purchase a SIM card for your device for the country you are traveling to.

You can either do this on arrival, or in some cases, you can buy the SIM card before you leave – such as this option for travelers traveling to Spain from other countries. If you want to benefit from this service, write us an e-mail at sales@tiekom.com and we will be happy to offer you the most convenient option based on your needs.

Once you have the SIM card in your phone, you can just use this for your data needs.

If your device is unlocked, then you will be able to put any SIM card that you like into it. This has the advantage that you’ll be able to get the maximum speeds available in that country as the provider will be local, and you’ll also generally be able to do things like tether other devices to your handset.

For trips where you are hopping across many countries we recommend another service that is being increasingly demanded by our customers, data sim card with a large amount of GB. We currently have two types of data sim card with 400 or 300GB and roaming in zone 1 (Europe) in case you want to move outside of Spain and continue enjoying a high-speed internet service for your family. You can use this sim card in a mifi router to share the internet in your apartment, motorhome or wherever you want, you can also use it from a device such as a mobile phone, tablet, etc…

Mobile Hotspot

A mobile hotspot is a standalone device which connects to a cellular network for data, and creates a local WiFi hotspot that you can connect your devices to.

This lets you get all your devices online (handy if you have multiple people traveling together!), and means you don’t have to worry about unlocking your phone.

However, if data and ease of use is what you are after, and you have multiple devices that you want to connect (if you’re traveling as a couple or family for example), then these can be a cost effective and very easy to use option.

If you already have a Router traveling, for example, in a Caravan through Spain and other countries, we recommend our 300GB data SIM with roaming.

Here more information about its features:

• Speeds up to 150MB

• 300GB per month

• Roaming in EU (zone 1)

• 4G and 5G coverage

• FREE activation fee and no commitment to remain

•Monthly fee €39.90

Use a SIM with data, calls and roaming

Advantages of using a roaming SIM: is usually a really simple option that will let you get online quickly and easily at high speeds.

Tiekom has several international plans that are completely adapted to your needs

Discover our plans and choose the one that best suits you. No hidden surprises and no unexpected bills.

The best mix of minutes and data to call abroad without hidden costs and with unlimited calls to Spain.

All of our international plans include 600 min. On international calls

Enjoy the best offer of GB, unlimited national calls to landlines and mobiles in Spain, 600 minutes to international landlines and mobiles.

Without commitment to remain or set up costs.

With the best prices and the best network coverage in Spain

Do not worry about where you are in Spain, we have national coverage guaranteeing the best call quality and data reception.

You can use your Tiekom line abroad

All the plans include roaming in zone1 (EU and EE.UU) so you can stay connected when traveling outside of Spain.

Another service that we recommend for your holidays in Spain is Air Fiber: if you are in Spain for more than a week, we recommend our AirFiber service. It is a 4G unlimited router with the following features:

• Speeds up to 150MB

• Vodafone 4G coverage

•Monthly fee €44.90 (VAT included)

• Set-up fee + Router + delivery: €50 (VAT included)

• No penalty for not returning the router

• No commitment to remain

The best options for faster internet when traveling

Tiekom offers you a multitude of connectivity options for when you are traveling or enjoying your second home in Spain. Our goal is to offering them the best service and the best offers so that you feel at home and do not have to worry about anything, just enjoy.

Why Tiekom?

1.- It is the only telecommunications company, content and other services designed to suit you, depending on your needs and in your language.

2.- Tailored attention, in your language and with a vocation to help and service our customers.

3.- We are specialists in expats and their needs and concerns.

4.- With Tiekom you will not find closed packages, so you can choose the combination you want.

5.- Finally, also mention that the registration process is easy, clear, fast, and simple.

You can find all the information about our company and our services on the Tiekom website or by email: sales@tiekom.com In all cases we will be happy to help you!