Keys to Work Permits in Spain
With more than 75% of our clients obtaining their work permit in a timely manner, and a 90% satisfaction rate in the process, at SPANISH VISA we offer you the essential information you need to navigate the Spanish labor system.
How SPANISH VISA Can Help in Hiring Workers from Outside the European Union
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At SPANISH VISA, we provide comprehensive support in the process of hiring workers from outside the EU, ensuring regulatory compliance and a smooth process.
Labor Needs Assessment
We identify the specific needs of your company and the appropriate profile for the position.
Personalized Legal Advice
We provide detailed information on current regulations and requirements for obtaining work permits.
Comprehensive Process Management
We take care of all the necessary documentation and bureaucratic procedures, allowing you to concentrate on your business.
Guidance in the Selection Process
We advise you on the selection of candidates, ensuring that they meet the legal requirements to work in Spain.
Post-Hiring Follow-up
We offer ongoing support once the worker is in Spain, ensuring that they adapt and meet all requirements.
Problem Resolution and Contingencies
In case of unforeseen events, we have a team ready to resolve any problem related to permits or regulations.
Do you have any questions?
Do you want to know more about the Work Permit?
What types of work permits exist in Spain?
There are several types, including work permits for employees, self-employed workers, and specific permits for highly skilled workers. Each has different requirements and processes.
How long does it take to get a work permit?
The time may vary, but generally the process takes between 1 and 3 months, depending on the type of permit and the documentation presented.
Can I work in Spain with a student visa?
Yes, but with restrictions. Students can work part-time during their stay, provided they meet the conditions set out in their visa.
What documents are required to apply for a work permit?
Documents vary depending on the type of permit, but generally the employment contract, passport, and documentation proving the worker’s training or experience are required.
What should I do if my work permit application is denied?
In case of denial, you can file an administrative appeal or request a review of the case. At SPANISH VISA, we advise you on the best options to appeal the decision.