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  #1 Dyer Link on 14 Jun 13

   

  Am I allowed to work in Spain?
  
  All EU citizens have exactly the same right as a Spaniard to live and work in Spain and don't demand a work permit.
  
  I dont talk Spanish, what're my odds of finding work?
  
  This is often a huge barrier and may narrow your possibilities. Nevertheless, non-Spanish speakers could have more success in the areas where there is a high expat populace. Amongst the British areas, you can find often those who choose to use British tradesmen such as plumbers and carpenters. This relates to any job in which total understand and communication is important e.g. hairdressing and other companies. Browse here at consumers to learn where to see this enterprise. finance, real-estate, insurance and vacation open further avenues.
  
  Are my UK skills logical?
  
  Based on EU law, any business or professional qualification that's been granted in the EU will undoubtedly be recognised in Spain. To have your qualifications recognised, get your records and translations to the Ministry for Education, Sport and Culture in the area where you wish to work to acquire homologacion. Begin to see the Spanish Embassy www.spanishembassyhomepage.com and the British Consulate in Madrid www.ukinspain.com. For medical and agricultural skills see www.naric.org.uk.
  
  Can I maintain unemployment benefit/job hunters allowance?
  
  Yes, you do have rights to the same Job Hunters allowance as you'd be in the UK. It's paid by the Spanish INEM (National Institute of Employment) for at the most 90 days. In order to qualify you need to first register in britain. If people hate to discover further about denver plumbing, there are lots of libraries people should consider investigating.
  
  Am I going to have to pay tax?
  
  Yes, if you should be resident for more than 183 days in a calendar year. Spanish tax tends to be below the rest of the EU. The tax rate is determined after allowing for various deductions, including social security payments and living expenses. It starts at 10 per cent for the very first four thousand Euros of taxable income, rising to 45 per cent on taxable income over forty five thousand Euros.
  
  Just how do I pay tax?
  
  It is automatically deducted by your boss. You need to make an tax declaration at your local tax office.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Am I allowed to work in Spain? <br /> <br /> All EU citizens have exactly the same right as a Spaniard to live and work in Spain and don't demand a work permit. <br /> <br /> I dont talk Spanish, what're my odds of finding work? <br /> <br /> This is often a huge barrier and may narrow your possibilities. Nevertheless, non-Spanish speakers could have more success in the areas where there is a high expat populace. Amongst the British areas, you can find often those who choose to use British tradesmen such as plumbers and carpenters. This relates to any job in which total understand and communication is important e.g. hairdressing and other companies. Browse here at <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.facebook.com/PlumblineServices">consumers</a> to learn where to see this enterprise. finance, real-estate, insurance and vacation open further avenues. <br /> <br /> Are my UK skills logical? <br /> <br /> Based on EU law, any business or professional qualification that's been granted in the EU will undoubtedly be recognised in Spain. To have your qualifications recognised, get your records and translations to the Ministry for Education, Sport and Culture in the area where you wish to work to acquire homologacion. Begin to see the Spanish Embassy <a href="http://www.spanishembassyhomepage.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.spanishembassyhomepage.com</a> and the British Consulate in Madrid <a href="http://www.ukinspain.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ukinspain.com</a>. For medical and agricultural skills see <a href="http://www.naric.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.naric.org.uk</a>. <br /> <br /> Can I maintain unemployment benefit/job hunters allowance? <br /> <br /> Yes, you do have rights to the same Job Hunters allowance as you'd be in the UK. It's paid by the Spanish INEM (National Institute of Employment) for at the most 90 days. In order to qualify you need to first register in britain. If people hate to discover further about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.facebook.com/PlumblineServices">denver plumbing</a>, there are lots of libraries people should consider investigating. <br /> <br /> Am I going to have to pay tax? <br /> <br /> Yes, if you should be resident for more than 183 days in a calendar year. Spanish tax tends to be below the rest of the EU. The tax rate is determined after allowing for various deductions, including social security payments and living expenses. It starts at 10 per cent for the very first four thousand Euros of taxable income, rising to 45 per cent on taxable income over forty five thousand Euros. <br /> <br /> Just how do I pay tax? <br /> <br /> It is automatically deducted by your boss. You need to make an tax declaration at your local tax office.</div>

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