What luggage can you bring with you when studying in Spain?

For studying abroad in Spain, perhaps the most troublesome thing at the moment is luggage preparation. I feel like I want to bring everything. So let’s take a look with me at what kind of luggage can I bring when studying abroad in Spain?

a. Clothes: You can bring 2 or 3 sets of long-sleeved and short-sleeved underwear. If you buy them abroad, there will be some problems with the size. Underwear and socks are a must-have when studying in Spain. Consider bringing a little more! At least 8 sets of underwear and socks. Since Spanish people have a strong sense of water conservation, if you live with your landlord, you may be restricted from washing clothes once a week. You don’t need to bring a lot of winter clothes because it takes up a lot of space and is heavy, so just one piece is enough. If you set out in winter, it’s most cost-effective to wear them. You can bring the rest of the clothes and shoes in appropriate amounts according to your hobbies. Just bring one representative piece of clothing for each season. There is no need to bring formal clothes, such as suits, which are basically useless. (If you do not plan to return to your country for vacation within two years, you can bring a slightly more formal outfit for interviews when looking for internships or jobs. Girls can bring an evening dress for the evening party). You can bring a few more pairs of glasses, as they are expensive to match.

b. Daily necessities: Toothpaste, shampoo, soap, cosmetics and other important things can be bought in supermarkets at about the same price. You don’t need to bring them when packing your luggage for studying in Spain. If you really want to, you can Bring a small one. Other daily necessities are also based on carrying less. Even if they are light in weight, they will become very heavy when added up. Slippers are a must. It's enough to bring one schoolbag, but you should also bring one that goes well with clothes and can be carried every day. It is strongly recommended that you bring pillowcases, quilts, sheets and other bedding when studying in Spain, because the habit of using quilts abroad is completely different from that in China. People like to use blankets, which are very uncomfortable and expensive to cover. It will be useful to rent a house by yourself in the future. These things can be bundled together and checked in, they are very light.

c. Medicines: Before studying in Spain, you can selectively bring medicines according to your physical condition. Foreign medicines are very expensive and difficult to understand, and it is better to take less Western medicines because they have too many side effects. Domestic products such as Rendan, Fengyoujing, cooling oil, safflower oil, Taijiu, Yunnan Baiyao, etc. must be brought with you and cannot be sold abroad. Some diseases can be treated promptly in China, but medical treatment here is expensive! Although international students will have medical insurance and medical insurance will cover their illness, after all, seeing a doctor abroad is not as convenient and good as communication at home. Especially dental problems are best solved at home, and foreign dentists are the most expensive. Students who use contact lenses should bring enough. One bottle of solution is enough. They can be bought in supermarkets, but the price is on the high side.

d. Food: You can buy a lot of Chinese food in Spain, but the price is slightly more expensive and not as delicious as in China, but food generally accounts for a lot of weight, such as mustard, instant noodles and other things you can buy Don't bring any of them, let alone canned food. It's not cost-effective in terms of size and weight. Pickled foods have a long shelf life and can be eaten in small amounts each time, so you can bring more of them, especially homemade sausages, which can remind you of the delicious food of your hometown and are worth bringing. Students who are interested in cooking may consider bringing some special condiments, such as star anise, fennel, etc., which are not very heavy. There is no need to bring overweight oil, sauce, MSG, etc.! If you have a habit of smoking, you can bring 2 cartons of cigarettes (customs regulations). Cigarettes here are very expensive, the cheapest one costs 15 yuan a pack, so be prepared to quit smoking! Hard liquor must be carried in checked baggage, and only 1 liter is allowed.

e. Small appliances: One small appliance (electric cup, fast heating, etc.), especially for girls, because Spanish people hardly drink hot water, so if it is inconvenient to boil water, this is very practical . You must bring a Walkman, camera, and laptop, but you must bring a network cable. It is best to buy a wireless network card in China and bring it with you. Sometimes you can use it to access the Internet. Remember to buy a few operating system and software disks. Foreign software Shockingly expensive. Mobile phones can basically be used abroad, so you can consider bringing them with you. Moreover, foreign mobile phones cannot input Chinese text messages, so it is better to use domestic ones. A power strip with a cord length of about 2 meters, and a conversion plug, because foreign sockets will be different from ours.

f. Books and school supplies: Bring an appropriate amount of pens and more notebooks. The format here is different from that in China, which is similar to small squares, and the paper products are more expensive. Since the reference books are very heavy, I’ll bring something for those who want to learn Spanish, such as a dictionary of Western Han Dynasty and a few necessary grammar reference books. 20 registration photos of 1 inch and 2 inches each. It is best to bring a part of the registration photo with a white background for use when applying for official certificates.