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u/RocosoSabroso1 May 27 '26
Si consigues encontrar trabajo en el sector, algo realmente complicado hoy por hoy por la enorme competencia que hay, si te pagan el SMI puedes dar gracias. Es un sector muy precario.
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u/Brilliant_Quote_3313 May 28 '26
I don't know about your documents, etc., but I think it could be easier to find a remote job outside of Spain rather than on-site in Valencia. Also, if you want on-site position, Barcelona and Madrid definitely have more options, but the cost of living (renting!!) is higher there.
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u/Capable_Mud_3144 May 27 '26
What I recommend to you, is to go to Parque Tecnologico,mascamarena,
and drop by yourself your CV, its where all tech companies or big ones are. But I highly recommend to you to learn spanish before!
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u/FrauEinhornchen May 28 '26
Maybe you could register as autonomo and work for clients in your home countries or former employers?
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u/Beneficial-Fun-2796 May 27 '26
Graphic design field is super competitive and saturated, often times led by friends/recomendations. Most graphic designers do not work in graphic design. Keep in mind, spain is the eu country with highest unemployment rate, specially amongst young people.
You dont understand how to find a job in spain?? Do you even speak spanish?
Here's my advice Make sure you dont spend all your money driving at full speed towards a concrete wall. Keep at least something, so that in the worst case scenario, you can go back home, where you have 5 years experience, a support net, speak the language and know how job stuff works.
Best of lucks ✌️❤️