27 May, 2026 @ 14:57
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Why English-speaking expats in Spain are choosing lobster for mobile and fibre

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SETTLING into life in Spain is exciting, but sorting out your mobile phone or home internet can quickly become a headache, especially when everything is in Spanish.

That’s exactly why so many English-speaking expats choose Lobster – the one telecom provider in Spain created from the ground up with English speakers in mind.

With Lobster, nothing gets lost in translation. Their website, app, customer service team, and all communication are in clear English.

No awkward language barriers, no guessing what a contract means, no stress. 

Their mobile plans are refreshingly simple too. You get unlimited calls in Spain and to the UK, plus many other countries, and their fibre options are ultra-fast and ideal for streaming, working from home, or keeping in touch with friends and family abroad. 

Whether you’ve just moved or you’ve been here for years, Lobster gives you what most expats want but rarely find: fair prices, total transparency, and customer service that actually speaks your language.

It’s straightforward connectivity that just works.

If you’re an English-speaking expat looking for mobile or fibre that fits your life in Spain, Lobster is the obvious choice. 

Find out more at lobster.es, or call free on 1661, or visit any one of their many resellers around Spain. If you’re in the area, you can visit their flagship store in Torrox!

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Granada-based reporter for the Olive Press and journalism student at NCTJ-accredited News Associates. My work has appeared in the Sunday Times, and I’ve collaborated with BBC TV and Radio. I’m particularly interested in science, environmental reporting, crime, and culture. Contact me with any leads at alessio@theolivepress.es

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