Working in Spain: everything you need to know

Always wanted to live and work in Spain? You can, and in this article we’re giving you the lowdown to help you make the dream a reality.

If you’re an EU citizen it’s very easy to work in Spain and even as a non-EU resident, you still can make that dream come true. The digital nomad visa, and other work visas, enable you to come and work for the summer, as an au pair, make your dream of living and working in Spain as a digital nomad come true, or work for a company operating in Spain.

Anyone can enjoy the Spanish lifestyle and discover a country with so much to offer: culture, excellent quality of life, sunshine, beaches and so much more.

There’s more paperwork and process for non-EU citizens, but the rewards are definitely worth it! So read on for the low down on working in Spain and how you can make it happen.

Jobs in Spain

Let’s start with the elephant in the room when it comes to jobs in Spain, which is that there is a relatively high unemployment rate here. It is currently 11.27% (Q2 2024), higher than the rest of the EU. Youth unemployment is particularly high, at over 26% in Q2 2024, compared to around 13% in the UK.

However, there are also skills shortages, a demand for English-speaking staff and opportunities for seasonal work, English teaching positions and for remote work in Spain. The key is to identify your niche, try to job hunt in the bigger cities, look at in-demand industries and work hard on your Spanish!

Skills shortages are found in the fields of accounting and finance, consulting, engineering, IT, marketing, medicine, tourism and web development. You will also find opportunities to teach English, especially if you have a TEFL qualification, and work in the hospitality industry, particularly during the peak season.

Other options are to look for remote work in Spain. For that, you’ll need to find work for an international company, which allows remote working and then apply for the digital nomad visa. You can also work as an Au Pair, if you’re between 17 and 30, and love kids. Another popular option is to go out on your own, and set up your own company or become a freelancer in Spain.

In Marbella and the Costa del Sol, many English speakers also look to Gibraltar as a source of well-paid jobs, particularly in the areas of gaming and finance, where a lack of Spanish is not an issue. Commuting to Gibraltar from the Costa del Sol is an option and allows you to experience all the lifestyle benefits of living in Spain, while accessing more job opportunities.

Spain: the best place to work and live

We love living and working in Spain and we’re certainly not alone! According to Expat Insider Survey 2024, Spain offers the best quality of life for expats. It has been in this top spot for three years and is ranked 4th out of 53 for general happiness as a great place to live for expats. In the Better Life Index, it also scores highly, particularly in the areas of work-life balance, health, social connections and safety.

Here are some of the benefits you can expect if you work and live in Spain.

Excellent Climate

Spain boasts over 320 days of sunshine a year, making it the sunniest country in Europe. According to the HSBC Expat Explorer survey, good weather was listed as a major factor for people to move to Spain, with 39% of respondents saying that this was a determining factor for their decision.

The climate enables a vibrant social life and more opportunities to enjoy the wonderful beaches and the great outdoors. The warm weather extends even into the winter months, which makes it the ideal location to work if you’re looking to cut down on ever-increasing energy costs and escape the cold winters in the UK, Northern Europe or Scandinavia.

High quality of life

Spain is ranked as the 14th best country in Europe for expats by the HSBC Expat Explorer Survey due to the quality of life.

Rated as a great country for work-life balance, you can enjoy your leisure time exploring the country, making the most of the good weather, socializing, or just enjoying some time at the beach or in the countryside. Spanish workers enjoy around 36 days off a year, allowing time for disconnection from work and lower stress levels.

The Spanish Culture

Living in Spain means that you can learn more about this fascinating country which has been shaped by its diverse culture.

The country is steeped in history. From the Tartessus, Romans, and Moors to the modern-day influx of people from different origins and backgrounds, Spain is an ideal country to explore and experience the wonders it has to offer.

The amazing food, traditions and music, can be enjoyed at the many fiestas celebrated throughout the year. It’s a fascinating culture to learn about and be part of. Find out more about the history and culture in Andalucia

Why work in Spain? Benefits of working in Spain

While job availability can be a struggle, Spain is one of the top countries for digital nomads. Countless remote workers have flocked here in recent years due to the many benefits, including excellent healthcare, affordable living costs and high quality of life. There are many options for remote work in Spain and working from home too.

There are many reasons why so many nomads are drawn to the country and the digital nomad visa has made working in Spain cheaper and more accessible!

Here are just a few of the benefits of being a digital nomad in Spain:

The best internet speeds in the European Union

Spain is an attractive option for remote workers as it has some of the best internet speeds in Europe, coming in just behind Monaco and Denmark.

This means that you don’t have to worry about unreliable internet connections and can work efficiently from wherever you are.

Cost of Living

The cost of living is one of the major factors when deciding where you want to live and work.

The average cost of living in Spain is cheaper than many other EU countries in terms of groceries, socializing and property rentals. This means your international salary will go a lot further!

Healthcare & Healthy Living

Depending on your visa type, you will be able to access the national healthcare system, which is excellent, or the many private hospitals and clinics, which can be accessed via affordable private healthcare plans. Healthcare provision in Spain received an 8.4 out of 10 rating for OECD satisfaction levels.

Spain was deemed the healthiest country in the world by Bloomberg in 2024. This is due to its strong public healthcare system, access to preventive care, low smoking rate, active lifestyles, and the Mediterranean diet. So, working in Spain may be good for you!!

Requirements to work in Spain

If you’re coming from an EU country, you don’t need a visa to work in Spain and it’s a very easy process. Although of course, you’ll still have to find a job!

However, if you are a UK citizen, or are from other non-European countries, you will need to either apply for a visa, or decide to volunteer for under 90 days, out of 180.

Spanish visas

There are a number of different visas you can apply for if you want to find a job and work in Spain, but are not from an EU country.

To work a full-time job, for a Spanish company, you need to get an employee visa or a long-term work visa. It’s very important to note that your job has to be classified as a job which has a skills shortage, or the employer needs to demonstrate that there were no suitable candidates within the EU to do the job. Once your employer has given you a contract, they will request a work permit for you, and you will receive a copy of the visa application and go through the process. Please note, this may take up to 8 months to secure.

If you just want to come over for the summer and work in hospitality or tourism, you can apply for a seasonal work visa. The requirements are that you need to have signed a contract with a Spanish company and can prove that you have accommodation, can cover your travel expenses and will not stay beyond when your contract expires.

If you want to come and work as an Au Pair with a family in Spain and are between 17 and 30 years old, you can apply for a one-year Au Pair Visa. You need to already have a formal agreement with the host family, proof of sufficient income or savings to support yourself, have medical coverage and a clean criminal record.

But probably the most popular Spanish work visa at the moment is the digital nomad visa, as it allows you to work in Spain, without facing the struggles of finding a job within Spain, or needing to speak Spanish. Another benefit of this visa is that you can be paid a higher salary than you’d be able to get in Spain, while enjoying the lower cost of living, meaning your money goes a lot further.

You need to have a job in another country that can be performed remotely, and you need to have been working for that company for at least 3 months. You must also have a degree, or at least 3 years of experience in your current field. You must also have a clean criminal record, health insurance and proof of financial means of supporting yourself in Spain, which is at least 200% of the Spanish national minimum wage. Read our guide to the digital nomad visa in Spain for more information.

How to get a job in Spain

Contacting employment agencies, searching via LinkedIn and browsing the job groups on Facebook are all great ways of finding a job in Spain.

You can also go directly to companies you’d particularly like to work for and apply through their career pages.

Look out for job fairs as well, where you can meet with employers and hand in your CV.

Work from home jobs in Spanish

While the job market in Spain can be more traditional than in other countries, there are still some great opportunities to work from home in Spain, especially if you speak Spanish.

These can be jobs such as customer service or telesales roles, administration, translations, copywriting, digital marketing and web work. Online teaching is also a popular work from home job in Spain. You can teach or tutor in Spanish, or work from home as an English teacher in Spain, where Spanish is a bonus, but not a necessity.

Long term rentals in Spain

If you’re looking to work in Spain, then the first thing you’ll need to find is accommodation. We’d recommend starting with a long-term rental property, as this will give you flexibility to move where the jobs are, or find your perfect place before taking the plunge and buying.

We have a selection of long term rentals in Marbella and the Costa del Sol, which make great places to live while you work in Spain. These are perfect for seasonal work, digital nomads, or as a base for your job in Spain. Contact us to discuss your requirements and we can send you a shortlist of excellent long term rental properties in Marbella and beyond.

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            [post_content] => Golf is a really popular sport, which has been growing rapidly since 2020. According to Golf Monthly, there are around 68 million golfers playing worldwide in 2023, across 146 countries. There has also been a 15% rise in participation since 2020 and the numbers are expected to rise.

These passionate golfers love to play at home, but also want to take their favourite game abroad and pit their skills against some of the world’s best courses. In 2023, in the US alone, over 12 million golfers went on a golf holiday and golf tourism is big business. Golf tourism is expected to hit 27 billion dollars in revenue this year, and exceed a 65 billion US dollars by 2035, fuelled by a continued demand for luxury golf experiences.

Will you join the millions of golfers hitting the road for a golf holiday in 2025?

If you’re considering it, here are our favourite golf destinations to add to the list.


1. Marbella, Spain
You won’t be surprised to hear that Marbella is on the top of our list! We’re keen golfers at Vacation Marbella and have personally tried the majority of the 70 golf courses on the Costa del Sol. We can tell you first hand that the range and quality of these courses, as well as the proximity and ease of travelling between them, makes this area hard to beat. On top of the courses, the weather makes Marbella a very popular place to practice golf under sunny skies, and combine a round or two, with topping up your tan.

A large golf industry has sprung up around this high density of golf courses. This means that you can take golf classes in Marbella, with some top golf pros, and improve your game during your next golf holiday. You can also visit golf shops and pick up some new gear, as a memento of your trip.

Marbella is a fantastic holiday destination all year round, but still best known as a summer holiday destination. The golf season in Marbella is in the traditional off-peak season of spring and autumn. This means that the flights and accommodation prices are lower than during the summer months. But as a tourist hot spot, you still get all the amazing restaurants, bars, shops, tours and experiences to enjoy when you’re not on the golf course – with less people to share it with!! It’s a win-win.

Find out more about the Costa del Golf and all it has to offer on our website, or contact us to arrange a vacation rental in Marbella, which makes the perfect base for your next golf holiday.
2. Scotland
Scotland is known as the home of golf, and has the world’s oldest golf course, the aptly named Old Course in St Andrews, which has been in use for over 600 years. Scotland has the highest number of courses per head of population in the world, more than 550 golf courses in total. Many of the world’s best tournaments are played in Scotland as well, so you can combine playing with watching golf. Find out more about golf in Scotland.

In addition to the golf, the city of Edinburgh is a beautiful destination, and a comedy hot spot in August during its famous festival. The Scottish countryside is another big draw for visiting Scotland for a golf holiday.

The big downside to Scotland is the weather, which is often rainy and cold. So, a golf holiday to Scotland is for the hardy golfer! 
3. France
France has a long history of golf, and boasts the first golf course in Europe, which opened in 1856. There are over 600 courses in France and the nation is passionate about the game, with more than 400,000 members of golf courses in the country.

The countryside is beautiful, and varied, with a great range of courses adapting to the stunning landscape and you can follow in the footsteps of some of the world’s best golfers by playing the Le Golf National's L'Albatros course, which hosted the 2018 Ryder Cup.

A golf holiday in France is often combined with visiting the wine makers and enjoying the amazing French food, so it’s a good option if you like your food and wine, as well as your golf.
4. Florida
There’s more to Florida than Disney! It has over 1,200 courses and has been called the Golf Capital of the World. Some of the most famous courses in the world are found in Florida, and its home to The Players Championship, PGA Tour and Champions Tour. The warm climate is a big draw as well, with great conditions all year, and you can combine golf with visiting the beach and theme parks too.


5. Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland boasts over 90 golf courses and punches well above its weight when it comes to quality. Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Courses ranking names Royal County Down in Northern Ireland as the best course in the world and has four courses in the country in its top 100. Royal Portrush will be hosting The Open championship between the 13th and the 20th of July 2025, really shining a light on the great golf courses in Northern Ireland and seeing thousands of fans flocking to watch the best golfers in action. Find out more about golf in Northern Ireland.
6. England
England is fourth in the world for number of courses, with 2,270, according to Golf Monthly. It’s a good destination for a golf holiday because of the variety of landscapes, which give rise to a great mix of courses. In England you can play on links, heathland and parkland courses, including some of the best in the world. Golf Digest names Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire as the best course in England, followed by Royal Birkdale in Merseyside and Royal St. George’s in Kent in third place, which has been an Open Championship venue since 1894.

Of course, as well as golf, England boasts a wide range of historical and architectural places of interest, plus vibrant multicultural cities and an amazing theatre and arts scene. Despite the weather, this makes it a great destination for a golf holiday.
7. Northern California
California is probably best known as the home of Hollywood and the vibrant cities of LA and San Francisco, or perhaps for the natural delights of Yosemite National Park, but it’s also a fantastic place to visit on a golf holiday. Golf has been a feature of this part of the US since 1892 and has some amazing courses from the Golden Age of golf. It boasts over 900 golf courses in total, only beaten by Florida and New York in terms of numbers. Probably the best known is Pebble Beach, as the home of the US Open on six occasions, due to return there in 2027. It’s expected to increase in importance for golf breaks in the future, thanks to its excellent climate and wonderful landscape, amazing infrastructure and other things to visit.

We hope you enjoyed our run down of the 7 best golf destinations in 2025. Have an amazing golf holiday!

If Marbella is at the top of your list, you can trust in the golf holiday experts from Vacation Marbella.

Contact us and we’ll help you find the best accommodation and support you with everything from Green Fees to recommendations on where to go and what to do, to ensure you have the best time.  
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            [post_content] => Spain has a love affair with golf and has 486 golf courses in total! This puts it in sixth place in the world. So, there’s no wonder that one of the oldest golf tournaments is the Spanish Open Golf, which has been played since 1912. This has been an amazing event to showcase the talent of Spanish golfers, with homegrown talent winning 39 of the 96 titles.

This year it’s taking place in Madrid in October, just over 2 hours by train from Malaga. This makes it a great option for a golf holiday in Spain!

October is one of the best times to play golf in Andalucia, with blue skies, plenty of sunshine, but cooler temperatures, which make your round more comfortable. Imagine playing on some of the best golf courses in Marbella, visiting the wonderful city of Malaga and then zipping up to the nations capital to watch the world’s best golfers in action.

Here’s what you need to know to plan your visit.


ACCIONA Open de España presented by Madrid 2025
This year, the Spanish Open is taking place from the 9th to the 12th of October.

The best of the best will be flying into Madrid for three days of amazing golf action and you could be there too.

Tickets are not on sale yet, but you can register your interest to be the first to hear about tickets and packages.
Where is the Spanish Golf Open played?
Once again, the Villa de Madrid Country Club is hosting this year’s Spanish Open, as it has for the last five years.

The course was designed by Javier de Arana and opened in 1956. It is a par-71, 6,970-yard Black course, which tests the players off the tee and requires the very best driving accuracy. The greens are challenging and on the back nine the putting surface is more difficult, which could set up a dramatic finish if plenty of players are in with a shot at the title.

In addition to golf, you’ll find horse riding, tennis, padel, hockey, swimming pools, a gym and sauna at this great club.
What is the format of the tournament?
The format of the Open de Espana is a standard strokeplay event played over 72 holes with a cut after 36 holes (two rounds). The player with the lowest score over four rounds will win the tournament.

Players for this year will be announced on the European Tour website.

Last year it was won by Ángel Hidalgo – who will take the title in 2025?
Spanish Open Golf: History
The Spanish Open has a long history of exciting events, and is a favourite with some of the world’s best golfers. It started in 1912, and became part of the PGA European Tour in 1971 and it is actually the third oldest golf tournament in Europe.

It saw Sergio Garcia’s entry to professional golf, and the last win of the golf legend Seve Ballesteros.

Last year’s event saw an all-Spanish play-off, with Angel Hidalgo and Jon Rahm fighting it out for the win. Hidalgo took the victory and it was particularly special, as it was his first DP World Tour title.

Jon Rahm has won an impressive three times at the Spanish Open, Angel De La Torre won it five times and Mariano Provencio won it four times. Other winners include; Arnold Palmer, Severiano Ballesteros, Sergio García, Bernhard Langer and Nick Faldo.

Find out more about the history of the Spanish Golf Open.

Who will be next to lift the trophy?
Other golf tournaments in Spain
You can play in golf tournaments in Marbella throughout the year, if you want to see how your skills stack up to the rest.

There are also loads of great tournaments to watch this year on the Costa del Golf.

Liv Golf is coming to Andalucia once again in July, with three days of action taking place at Valderrama between the 11th and 13th of July.

You can also watch the Final of the Professional Andalucian Golf Circuit in August, in Alhaurin de la Torre on the 11th and 12th of August.

Check out our full list of golf tournaments in Andalucia and come and join the fun!
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            [post_content] => 2025 marks the 14th edition of Starlite Marbella, a music festival and amazing opportunity to party to live music and fantastic DJs, with delicious food and a great atmosphere. In this article, we’ll give you the low down on this epic live music event, who’s playing and where you can stay, so you can get planning a summer to remember.
The magic of Starlite Marbella Festival
Since 2012, the Starlite Festival has been bringing some of the best musical acts to Marbella every summer. The organizers call it the “best boutique festival in the world” and it is a coming together of music, culture and gastronomy.

There are four restaurants, and apart from the packed schedule of concerts, you can also dance the night away to DJs. You can book tickets to the after party following the concerts, even if you don’t want to see the main show, just look out for what they call Starlite Sessions.

This year, it’s running from the 13th of June to the 29th of August, and you can enjoy delicious food and a fantastic night out from Monday to Saturday from 8pm.


Starlite Marbella Festival 2025: line-up
The organizers look for a mix of acts, to ensure there’s something for all ages and musical tastes. Every year, there are many great Spanish artists, alongside international superstars and there’s always excitement ahead of the lineup announcement.

The headline act for Starlite Marbella 2025 is the Pet Shop Boys, performing their greatest hits live. Other amazing artists performing at this year’s Starlite Marbella include; Camila Cabello, Marc Anthony, Duran Duran, Seal, The Script and Will Smith.

For all concerts on the auditorium stage, doors open at 8pm and the event starts at 10pm. You can buy tickets for Starlite concerts on their website and from the many booths that you’ll see around Marbella during the summer.

There are 32 amazing acts for 2025, here’s the full line up of Starlite Marbella 2025!



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How to get to the Starlite Festival Auditorium?
Starlite is held in a quarry in Marbella, which makes for a very impressive backdrop and great acoustics. It’s a residential area under 10 minutes by car from central Marbella and 15 minutes’ drive from Puerto Banus.

You can drive and park for free in the designated parking area, then be dropped off at the door with a shuttle service.

You can also take a taxi, or arrange for a private transfer to and from the venue, to avoid queuing for a taxi at the end of the night.
Starlite Gastro Experience
Foodies will love a visit to Starlite, as there are four amazing restaurants, plus a caviar bar, where you can enjoy delicious food and great shows.

There’s a Nikkei restaurant called Tanabata, which fuses Japanese and Peruvian cuisine.

Or how about trying their Mediterranean grill restaurant, Temazo? Here the talented chefs perfectly cook seasonal vegetables, fish and meat over fire, for drama and delicious chargrilled flavour.

You can also enjoy delicious Mexican food at Anima restaurant during your visit to Starlite Marbella. They promise authentic flavours and an awesome experience.

Last but not least, why not treat yourself to a luxury food experience at Sandra’s Caviar Bar. Dine on the very best ingredients selected by the creator of the festival Sandra García-Sanjuán, including of course caviar.

Find out more about these restaurants at Starlite on their website. Book your table early, to avoid disappointment.
Where to stay in Marbella to enjoy Starlite Festival?
We’d recommend Marbella’s prestigious Golden Mile as a prime location if you’re planning a holiday around Starlite. It’s the closest area to the festival, which also has some excellent restaurants and bars nearby, and is within easy reach of the beach. Check out our vacation rentals on the Golden Mile in Marbella.

However, anywhere in Marbella is close to Starlite, so if you prefer charm and history and want to be within walking distance of shops, bars and restaurants, then Marbella Old Town would make a good base. Browse vacation rentals in Marbella Old Town.

We can’t wait for Starlite Marbella 2025 - how about you? If you’re planning to come and see some of these amazing musicians live in concert this summer, remember that this is peak season in Marbella. So, we recommend booking flights and accommodation and booking your tickets well in advance, to avoid disappointment. We hope to see you there!
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