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Access seasonal employment opportunities in Spain

Find a job in Spain and make your dream come true

Find a job in Spain and make your dream come true

Are you an agricultural worker, driver, construction professional, or active in tourism or personal care services? Contrato Trabajo opens the doors to a legal and well-regulated immigration pathway, within a structured, transparent environment that complies with current regulations.

In a context of labor shortages in many sectors, Spanish cooperatives and companies are actively looking for motivated, available, and reliable profiles. By registering on the platform, you increase your chances of being contacted for a seasonal assignment or a more stable position—all in a lawful manner, with no hidden fees or commission.

Become a Candidate

Why register as a candidate?

Contrato Trabajo helps you stand out and get noticed by real Spanish employers through a legal and secure process.

Real visibility

Your profile is highlighted for Spanish employers looking for foreign talent. You gain visibility from the moment you sign up.

A value-added presentation

Showcase your skills, experience, and availability. A clear, detailed profile maximizes your chances of being noticed.

Facilitated exchanges, no intermediary

Interested employers can contact you directly through a secure messaging system. You manage your process independently.

Practical advice at your disposal

Access guides to better understand your rights, prepare your departure, and ease your integration into Spain.

A reassuring legal framework

By going through Contrato Trabajo, you avoid informal channels. All connections are made in compliance with Spanish and European labor law.

Zero commission

Apart from the registration fee, no additional payment will be required, even if you are hired.

Ready to take the plunge?

Ready to take the plunge?

If you’re qualified, available, and ready to work in Spain, Contrato Trabajo gives you the opportunity to be noticed by active recruiters.

Your experience matters. Your skills deserve recognition.

What if this is the start of a new chapter—more stable, more rewarding, and above all, fully legal?

Looking for a fresh start?

Looking for a fresh start?

Dare to seize the Spanish adventure and open the door to a stable and secure professional future!

Your work will be recognized and valued, and you will have the opportunity to build a solid future for yourself and your loved ones.

How to register?

Follow these easy steps to create your account and make your profile visible.

Before you begin

You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of working. Make sure you can also complete administrative procedures if you are contacted by an employer.

  1. 1

    Fill out the registration form

    Provide your personal information, including your name, email address, and contact details. Be sure to choose a secure password to protect your account.

  2. 2

    Candidate registration fee

    Registration includes a one-time mandatory fee of 50 euros. No additional fees will be charged during the use of the platform, with no time limitation. This fee exclusively covers the visibility, verification, and account management services provided by the platform. For more details, please refer to our General Terms and Conditions.

  3. 3

    Start your new adventure

    Once the registration fee is paid, your profile will be visible to Spanish employers. You can also register for international Job days to multiply your hiring possibilities.

Our team verifies each profile within 24 hours to ensure the quality and accuracy of the information. If necessary, we will contact you to make any required adjustments, in order to optimize your visibility and success on the platform.
We are delighted to work with you to achieve your dream!

We are delighted to work with you to achieve your dream!

Our goal is to provide you with a reliable visibility platform, enroll you in a legal process, and connect you with a solid professional project in Spain.

We are committed to supporting you with seriousness, transparency, and respect, so that each step is clear, human, and secure.

We are constantly improving our services to better support you

We are constantly improving our services to better support you

We are currently developing new high-value services, which will soon be freely accessible to our registered candidates. You will thus be able to benefit from online Spanish courses and personalized assistance in writing and translating your CV into Spanish. These new tools will be gradually made available to you over the coming months. Stay tuned!

Our Must Haves

We are continuously looking and checking these sites for your benefit

Ministerio de Trabajo y Economía Social
Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones
European Commission - Home Affairs
Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE)
Junta de Andalucía - Trabajar en Andalucía Extranjero No UE
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores

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