Can you live permanently in Lanzarote?

There is some paperwork to complete when you relocate to live in on a permanent basis in Lanzarote. It’s registering as a foreigner on the island, but it’s commonly known as residencia.

Is it easy to get a job in Lanzarote?

It’s almost impossible to get a job in Lanzarote without actually being on the island to go for an interview! Realistically, very few businesses are going to take an employee on via email or on the strength of a phone interview.

Can I work in Lanzarote?

Not if you are a EU citizen as you automatically have the right to seek work in Lanzarote. In order to work legally you need to apply for a NIF number (Numero de Identificacion Fiscal). If you are from countries such as the USA, Canada or Australia you will need to apply for a three-month visa.

Can a UK citizen live in Lanzarote?

British citizens will no longer have the right to live and work in Lanzarote, or any other Schengen country, after Brexit. They will have to apply through the process currently used by citizens of other countries outside the European Union.

Do you pay council tax in Lanzarote?

We have IBI, which is the equivalent of the UK’s council tax here and is paid to your local town hall. Most rentals will include this charge, which is based on the catastral value of your property. But if you buy, of course, it’s your bill to pay.

Is it expensive to live in Lanzarote?

Compared to somewhere like mainland Spain, the cost of living in Lanzarote is generally far cheaper. On average: Consumer Prices in Lanzarote are 20% lower than in Spain. Consumer Prices Including Rent in Lanzarote are 24% lower than in Spain.

Where is the safest place to live in Lanzarote?

Playa Blanca is one of the best places to stay in Lanzarote for families. Situated in the south of the island, Playa Blanca is ideal for relaxing holidays in the sun, where all you want to do is sit by the pool and spend some time with the family.

What is the minimum wage in Lanzarote?

What’s the minimum salary in Spain? In 2022, the minimum wage in Spain is €7.55 per hour. If you’re a full-time employee working 40 hours a month, that’s €1,125.83 per month paid over 12 months or €965 per month paid over 14 payments (2 extra payments are made in July and December). This adds up to €13,510 per year.

What do I need to work in Lanzarote?

Every EU Citizen has the right to work in Lanzarote with full working rights equivalent to that of his Spanish counterpart. In order to work in Lanzarote the first thing you must do is to obtain a tax number known as a NIF or Numero de Identification Fiscal. This number will be used in all taxation dealings.

How much is minimum wage in Lanzarote?

The minimum salary is €1050 per month. If you are earning over this amount your employer will deduct monthly contributions from your wages. Social security is currently 4.7% of your taxable income and paid to the Tesorería General de la Seguridad Social.

Can I still live in Lanzarote after Brexit?

What kind of jobs can I get in Lanzarote?

Here are some of the possibilities for work in Lanzarote: Chef – waiter – waitress – sales – estate agent – personal trainer – gym – beautician – dentist – doctor – IT – computer programmer – insurance sales – customer service – admin – carer – secretarial – golf pro – office – cleaner – swimming pool maintenance –…

Do I need a visa to work in Lanzarote?

Not if you are a EU citizen as you automatically have the right to seek work in Lanzarote. In order to work legally you need to apply for a NIF number (Numero de Identificacion Fiscal). If you are from countries such as the USA, Canada or Australia you will need to apply for a three-month visa.

What is it like to work on the island of Ibiza?

The island doesn’t really have any industry, and most jobs are related to the tourism. If your experience is in factory work, for example, there’s almost none of that here, so you’ll have to keep an open mind about what you do want to do.