How to prevent thieves when studying in Spain

Where do thieves in Spain gather-crowded subways and platforms, crowded tourist areas, restaurants, remote paths and beaches are all places that everyone needs to pay more attention to. Most thieves in Spain are not locals, and sometimes they can be distinguished from their appearance. When waiting for the subway on the platform, if you see someone or several people suddenly approaching around you, you should press your carry-on bag tightly, and don't let your hands leave your bag. You can hide your bag in your coat in winter. Sometimes thieves will pretend to ask you the way or ask you if you need help enthusiastically. At this time, don't take it lightly. Just keep your carry-on bag covered with your hand all the time, which will make people unable to start. You can't just hang your bag on the back of your chair when eating in a restaurant, and you must not let it leave your sight. Don't put your mobile phone on the desktop either. When shopping, it is easy for thieves to get away with it when they relax. For example, laRambla Street and PlazadeCatalunya in Barcelona are places where thieves gather. Get into the habit of protecting your bag with your hands at any time, and you can avoid being stolen.

Beware of street deception

In some streets leading to scenic spots in Madrid, there are sometimes gypsy women wearing long cloth skirts and headscarves and carrying bamboo baskets to hand you roses or herbs. At this time, don't think that this is their way of showing kindness and just pick it up. Never pick it up. Because as soon as you pick them up, they will ask you for money and won't let you go without it. There are many tricks that are similar. In short, don't accept things from strangers at will and protect your finances.

In fact, Spain is still a very safe country in general. As long as students pay more attention to their bags at any time, avoid walking alone at night, and try their best to go with several people.