Jobs in Mallorca

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Gastronomy & Hotel

Reservation Agent

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Mallorca

Good to know

Employees in Mallorca need a social security number (Número de Seguridad Social). EU citizens must also register in the foreigners' register.

The job market in Mallorca is shaped by tourism, hospitality, property and a growing international community. Whether you seek a permanent role, a seasonal position or freelance work, you will find current vacancies and job requests here.

The high season from April to October brings particularly strong demand in hotels, restaurants and tourist services. Year-round, skilled workers are sought in construction and trades, the property sector and IT – the latter boosted by a growing number of digital nomads on the island. German-speaking employees are especially in demand at businesses serving German tourists and residents.

Important: for legal employment in Spain you need a social security number (Número de Seguridad Social) and, as an EU citizen, registration in the foreigners' register (Certificado de Registro). Self-employed workers register as Autónomo.

Find your next job or post a vacancy on mallorca.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to work in Mallorca?

EU citizens need a NIE number and must register in the foreigners' registry (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la UE). You also need a social security number (Número de Seguridad Social) and a Spanish bank account.

What are typical salaries in Mallorca's main industries?

Salaries vary considerably: hospitality around €1,200-1,800 gross/month, property and sales often commission-based, IT professionals €2,000-3,500 gross. The Convenio de Hostelería sets minimum wages in hospitality. Note that 14 monthly payments per year are standard in Spain.

How do I find a job in Mallorca as a German speaker?

German speakers are particularly sought after in tourism, real estate, and customer service. Besides mallorca.com, Mallorca Magazin, the Facebook group 'Deutsche auf Mallorca', and LinkedIn are good resources. The most jobs are offered during high season (April-October).

Does my foreign qualification need to be recognised in Spain?

For regulated professions (doctors, lawyers, architects, engineers), a Homologación through the Ministerio de Educación is required. EU qualifications are recognised under Directive 2005/36/EC. Non-regulated professions do not require formal recognition.

What employment rights do I have as a worker in Mallorca?

In Spain, employees are entitled to at least 30 calendar days of holiday, 14 monthly payments (two bonus payments called Pagas Extra), and dismissal protection. Maximum working hours are 40 per week. In case of dismissal, you are entitled to severance pay (Indemnización), the amount depending on the reason.

What jobs are available for expats in Mallorca?

Expats are particularly sought after in tourism, real estate, hospitality, and customer service in Mallorca. Tradespeople, IT professionals, and translators also find good opportunities. The high season (April-October) offers significantly more vacancies, especially in hotels, restaurants, and with tour operators.

How do I find work in Mallorca without speaking Spanish?

Without Spanish, your best opportunities are within expat communities: real estate agents serving foreign clients, customer service in your native language, tourism jobs in international hotels, and remote IT work. On mallorca.com you can find job listings specifically targeting foreign language speakers. Basic Spanish will significantly improve your prospects, though.