Get a Work Permit in Spain
Work and live legally in Spain!
A Work Permit in Spain is an authorization that allows non-EU foreign nationals to live and work legally in the country. This permit is mandatory for those who have received a job offer from a Spanish company. With the work permit, you can reside, work, pay taxes, and enjoy the rights of a resident in Spain, contributing to the local economy.
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Family Reunification
Pathway to Permanent Residency
Requirements to obtain a Work Permit in Spain
You must have a job offer from a Spanish company.
The contract must be fixed-term or permanent, and compliant with Spanish labour laws.
The company must demonstrate that no suitable candidate could be found within the European Union.
Depending on the type of employment, you must show that you have the necessary training or experience for the role.
Valid passport, recent photographs, and a clean criminal record from the countries where you have lived in the last five years.
Required documents for a work permit in Spain
Application form
- Completed and signed.
Job offer
- Must be provided by a Spanish company and registered with the Ministry of Employment.
Employment contract
- Detailing the working conditions and the duration of the contract.
Valid passport
- With a minimum validity of six months and copies of all pages.
Recent photographs
- Typically two or three passport-sized photos.
Proof of experience and qualifications
- Academic degrees and/or certificates of professional experience supporting your suitability for the position.
Criminal record certificate
- Issued by the countries where you have lived in the last five years.
Spanish company’s report
- A document that justifies the company’s inability to find suitable candidates within the EU for the position.
Proof of financial resources
- Evidence that you have sufficient resources to support yourself during your residence in Spain.
Health insurance
- Ensure you have valid health insurance in Spain.
Work permit application procedure
FAQS
The process can take between two and three months, depending on the complexity of your case and how quickly the required documents are submitted.
Generally, the Work Permit is tied to one employer. If you want to work for another company, you’ll need to request a modification or a new permit.
You must apply for a renewal before it expires. If not, you could lose your legal residency status in Spain.
Yes, you can apply for family reunification so that your spouse and children under 18 can join you in Spain during your residency.
How does Adlanter help you with your Work Permit in Spain?
Moving to Spain for work should be an exciting experience, not a complicated one. Obtaining your Work Permit in Spain is essential to starting your new professional life in the country, and at Adlanter, we simplify the process as much as possible. Our immigration experts guide you from the initial stages to obtaining your permit, ensuring that every step is clear and hassle-free.
Free consultation and evaluation
We help you understand the requirements for the Work Permit and assess your eligibility.
Complete application management
We handle collecting, reviewing, and submitting all your documents accurately and efficiently.
Quick resolution of unforeseen issues
If problems arise during the process, our experts are ready to help you find solutions quickly.
Appeals in case of rejection
If your application is denied, we analyze your case and submit an appeal to defend your rights.
Continuous support
We guide you and answer all your questions at every stage of the process, ensuring you’re always informed.
Need help with your application?
Are you ready to take the next step and start your new life in Spain? At Adlanter, we’re here to help make this process as smooth as possible.
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