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Job Search Residence Permit vs. Work Permit in Spain:
Which Option Is Best After Your Studies?

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The People Behind

Union Global Tramit

Fatima Imran – Lawyer

Behind every case is a team of professionals committed to helping our clients move forward.

In this interview, our colleague Fatima Imran shares her journey to becoming a lawyer in Spain and her role supporting clients with immigration and international mobility matters.

Watch the interview to learn more about her experience and the people behind Union Global Tramit.

Got Your Work Permit but Still Don't Have a Job? Here's What to Do.

If you have already received your work authorization and Social Security number through the regularization process in Spain but haven't found a job yet, don't worry. Register with your local employment office (SOC – Catalonia's Public Employment Service). They can help you with your job search, and being registered may also be beneficial when renewing your residence and work authorization.

At Union Global Tramit, we're here to support you every step of the way throughout your immigration journey.

After Receiving Your Work Permit in Spain:
How Many Hours Should Your Alta Be?

Should your alta be for 4, 6, or 8 hours? In this video, Kinza Zahid discusses this common question and encourages those who have already received their work permit in Spain to start looking for a job and get their alta started as soon as possible.

Have You Been Stopped by the Police in Spain?

Here's What to Do

If you've been stopped by the police in Spain and have been given a document, don't ignore it. In this video, Kinza Zahid recommends consulting a lawyer as soon as possible. If language is a barrier, Union Global Tramit offers assistance in Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Catalan, Spanish, and English.

Work Permit: Not Limited to 3 Months

This video explains that if your work permit mentions three months, it does not necessarily mean it is only valid for that period. You can continue working legally until a final decision is made on your immigration file. The video also encourages viewers to spend their time learning the local language, searching for employment. If they need guidance, they are invited to visit the Union Global Tramit office in Barcelona, where consultations are provided free of charge.

About us

Union Global Tramit is a consultancy specializing in immigration and legal services, based in Barcelona, with over 22 years of experience.

We help individuals, families, students, and professionals with residence and work permits, Spanish citizenship applications, family reunification, student residence permits, legal documentation, and tax, employment, and accounting services. Our commitment is to provide a personalized, professional, and efficient service, making every immigration and legal process as simple and secure as possible.

Your trust is our success.