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WORK BARCELONA: the different culture!

Working in Spain is different. The average salary is around €1,636 per month (February 2018 study). Here in Barcelona too, most companies have a siesta which is an extended lunch break of 2-3 hours.

Knowing Spanish helps immensely your ability to get a job. Knowing Catalan will impress any local employer. Native English is however in great demand due to the number of tourists.

As a quick reminder, to work in Spain you need the following documents: Social Security Number (link to make an appointment [here]), an NIE (link [here]) and to obtain these you need an Empadronamiento (appointments [here]).

Most job offers can be found on job seeing websites (infojobs.net, infoempleo.com, primerempleo.com, jobrapido.com), social networks (Facebook groups like "Barcelona Expats"), public bodies (EURES, International Employment offices, Employment public services), local press (newspapers like El Periódico de Catalunya, El Mundo, La Vanguardia, ABC, or El País), call-centres, hospitality and a huge hospitality/au pair/babysitting jobs.

WORK BARCELONA: Check below our latest job list!

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Many young people and families embark on the path of emigration and, due to cultural proximity and tradition, many of them choose to live and work in Spain. Of course, it is not easy to make an international move, rent an apartment in a European city and also get the permits to have a job in Spain legally being Latin American. However, nothing prevents you from trying, putting your bags together, buying your ticket and going to work in Spain. It is worth bearing in mind that there is already a large community living and working in the different regions in that country, and that they can lessen the impact of cultural change. That is why locals dream of finding a job in Spain before in other countries of that continent.

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