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Then, how can I work legally in Spain?

Once the EU Blue Card work/residence permit is granted, you must apply to the Spanish consulate or embassy in your home country for a visa. You'll need your passport, medical certificate, no criminal record certificate and a copy of the job contract. When you have the visa, you have three months to come to Spain.

Similarly, is it hard to get a job in Spain? It's better to rip off the Band-Aid, so here goes: getting gainful employment when you don't hold an EU passport, ie jobs for Americans in Spain, can be difficult, though not impossible. It's a common misconception that teaching English is the only job you can get in Spain.

Beside this, do I have the right to work in Spain?

While EU citizens do not need a work permit, most non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens will need a work permit to work in Spain, but there are some exceptions, such as family members of people who already have a work visa or scientists or researchers who have come to work on a specific project.

What jobs are in demand in Spain?

If you plan to move to Spain, here's our list of the most popular, in-demand jobs for expats.

• Business Consultant Jobs in Spain for Foreigners.
• IT Jobs for Americans in Spain.
• Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Jobs.
• Medical Practitioner Jobs for Expats.
• Tourism and Hospitality Jobs in Spain for Americans.