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08-August-2008
Investment Consultants
To join Obelisk’s fast-paced, dynamic telesales team. Full Spanish contract, working hours Monday to Friday, central Marbella location, career progression and excellent rewards for hard working individuals.
Working in Spain
Working in Spain - General Introduction
We at Obelisk understand that starting a new job abroad can be a stressful experience, particularly as you are relocating from overseas to begin your new job in Spain. It is our aim to get your career in Spain off to a good start by helping you as much as possible with the initial paperwork and things that need to be organised when you first arrive.
Taking a job in Spain means dealing with a new country where many things are done differently from the way you may be used to. While most transactions are straightforward, some take time and involve the inevitable Spanish bureaucracy. We at Obelisk are well aware of this and below is a short guide to the main aspects of everyday life that we think you will need assistance with when you first start working in Spain.
Within this section, you will find information that is essential for recruitment in Spain including:
Paperwork : Jobs in Spain entail a certain amount of paperwork. Click here for a guide to the essential steps to starting work in Spain.
Money Matters : Finance and banking are major concerns for those working overseas. Find a guide to currency and banking here.
Health Matters : Health care is an important consideration when working in Spain. This guide includes state and private options.
Accommodation : Finding somewhere to live is a top priority for recruitment abroad. Click here for an essential guide to rental accommodation on the Costa del Sol.
Education : If you are taking a career abroad and your children are coming too, you will need information on schools and education options. Read more in our guide.
Transport : Information on public transport to and from your job in Spain can be found here.