Browse jobs in Spain with visa sponsorship and relocation packages. Madrid and Barcelona lead Spain's tech and international business scene, with a growing remote-worker community in Valencia and Málaga.
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London; Copenhagen; Madrid · Full-time · Senior · HR, legal & admin
Sofia, Bulgaria; Barcelona, Spain · Full-time · Finance
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Belgrade, Serbia; Berlin, Germany; Limassol, Cyprus; Madrid, Spain; Munich, Germany; Paphos, Cyprus; Prague, Czech Republic; Warsaw, Poland; Yerevan, Armenia · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Remote · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Remote · Full-time · Sales & marketing
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Barcelona Gran Vía, Spain · Full-time · Lead · HR, legal & admin
Barcelona Gran Vía, Spain · Full-time · IT & software
London, United Kingdom; Paris, France; Barcelona, Spain; Milan, Italy; Berlin, Germany; Dublin, Ireland · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Madrid, Spain · Full-time · Finance
Barcelona, Spain · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Lisbon; London; Madrid · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Madrid, Spain; Paris, France · Full-time · Senior · Creative & media
Germany; Spain; U.S.A; United Kingdom · Full-time
Barcelona, Spain · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Lisbon; Madrid · Full-time · Sales & marketing
Remote, Global · Full-time · IT & software
Remote · Full-time · IT & software
Remote · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Barcelona, Spain; Madrid, Spain · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Remote, Global · Full-time · IT & software
Sponsor badges: UK Home Office register (Open Government Licence v3.0); SIRI certified companies list. About this data
Non-EU professionals typically apply for a Highly Qualified Professional visa or a standard work visa sponsored by the employer. Spain also offers a Digital Nomad Visa (launched 2023) for remote workers earning above a threshold.
Mid-level developers earn €40,000–€60,000/year; senior roles in Barcelona and Madrid reach €65,000–€90,000. Salaries are lower than Germany or the Netherlands, but so is the cost of living.
In Barcelona and Madrid's international companies, English is usually enough for IT and commercial roles. Spanish becomes more useful for client-facing or management positions, and greatly improves daily life.
New arrivals to Spain can opt into a special flat 24% tax rate on Spanish income up to €600,000 for up to 6 years, instead of the progressive rates (up to 47%). Eligibility depends on your contract and recent residency history.