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Working permit (Spain)

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Work permit in Spain is the administrative document that foreign citizens need to work in the country.

Regulation

The regulation for the work of foreigners in Spain is regulated by the Organic Law 14 / 2003, known as the Aliens Act, in which it provides for the following to enable foreign citizens to work in Spain.

Foreigners over 16 years of age who wish to engage in a profit-making, work or professional activity in Spain, on their own behalf or on their own behalf, must first obtain the appropriate administrative authorization to work.

This scheme shall not apply to nationals of the Member States of the European Union, to nationals of third States to whom the Community scheme applies, on the grounds of kinship, with the exception of nationals of the new States (except Cyprus and Malta) who joined the European Union on 1 May 2004, for the application of a transitional period of two years from that date by Spain.

See also
Entry
Stay
Spanish Aliens Act
permanence
Residence permit
Residence
Visa

External links
Organic Law 14 / 2003, of 20 November, on the reform of Organic Law 4 / 2000, of 11 January, on the rights and freedoms of foreigners in Spain and their social integration

Application for residence authorization and for work and residence authorization Organic Law 4 / 2000 as amended by L.O. 14 / 2003 and Regulation approved by R.D. 864 / 2001

Labour law of Spain