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EOR in Spain

Employer of Record in Spain.

Employ talent in Spain without setting up a local entity.

  • Fast and compliant employee onboarding
  • Payroll, tax and social security in Spain
  • Transparent monthly EOR pricing
  • Work-permit support where a permit is required
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Employment in Spain

Employ in Spain without establishing a local entity

The EOR pricing model in Spain is typically based on a fixed monthly fee per employee. This fee generally includes payroll administration, employment contracts, onboarding, social security administration, tax withholding, HR support, and ongoing compliance management.

Compared to establishing a Spanish legal entity, an EOR significantly reduces setup costs and administrative complexity. Companies avoid incorporation expenses, payroll infrastructure investments, employment administration, and ongoing compliance obligations. This predictable pricing structure enables businesses to scale efficiently while maintaining compliance with Spanish employment regulations.

At a glance

Spain at a glance

Country essentials and economic context.

Country profile

CapitalMadrid
Population47,889,958
Official LanguageSpanish
Minimum Wage1.43K EUR/Month
CurrencyEUR
TimezoneCET
EOR fee$399

Economic indicators

Inflation (YoY)4.9%
Inflation (MoM)0.3%
Cost of Living Index1.979 EUR
Unemployment Rate10.83%

Employment

Employment essentials

Choose a topic to explore local employment requirements.

Probation PeriodUp to 6 months
Notice Period15 days – 2 months
Working week40 hours
Paid annual leave22 days
Paternity Leave16 weeks

Paid annual leave is statutory. Public holidays sit on top of that entitlement.

Maternity leave16 weeks
Public holidays14 days

Reduced tax rates may apply for eligible startups.

Corporate Tax25%
VAT Rate21%
Notice15 days – 2 months

Notice and severance follow the labour code and the contract. Gini calculates the balance at offboarding.

Statutory bonusNo mandatory bonus

Included

What’s included in your EOR service?

Employment administration and support for your team in Spain.

Employment contracts & onboarding

Locally compliant employment documents, onboarding and statutory setup in Spain.

Monthly payroll

Gross-to-net payroll, payslips and monthly payroll reporting in Spain.

Social security administration

Employee registration and ongoing social security contributions in Spain.

Payroll tax administration

Processing of applicable payroll taxes and statutory filings in Spain.

Leave & benefits administration

Administration of statutory leave, agreed benefits and expenses in Spain.

Employee records

Employment records and HR documentation through the employee lifecycle in Spain.

Local HR support

Day-to-day employment support for employees and international employers in Spain.

Offboarding & final settlement

Termination documents, final payroll and statutory settlement in Spain.

EOR vs Local Entity in Spain

Employer Social Security ContributionsApprox. 30%–33%*
Unemployment Insurance ContributionIncluded in Social Security
FOGASA Contribution0.20%
Professional Training Contribution0.60%
Paid Annual Leave22 days
Public Holiday Entitlements14 days
Notice Period / SeveranceApplicable Under Spanish Labor Law
Onboarding via EOR3–7 Business Days

Hiring

Hiring & compliance in Spain

Key employment rules for international employers hiring in Spain.

EOR (Employer of Record)

The EOR becomes the legal employer and manages payroll, taxes, social security contributions, employee benefits, and employment compliance. No Spanish entity is required.

PEO (Professional Employer Organization)

A co-employment arrangement that generally requires the company to already have a Spanish legal entity.

Direct Hire

The company establishes its own Spanish entity and assumes responsibility for payroll administration, tax compliance, social security obligations, labor law compliance, and HR operations.

Employment termination in Spain

EOR (Employer of Record)

The EOR becomes the legal employer and manages payroll, taxes, social security contributions, employee benefits, and employment compliance. No Spanish entity is required.

PEO (Professional Employer Organization)

A co-employment arrangement that generally requires the company to already have a Spanish legal entity.

Direct Hire

The company establishes its own Spanish entity and assumes responsibility for payroll administration, tax compliance, social security obligations, labor law compliance, and HR operations.

Customer success

Employ in Spain with one partner

Gini hires and employs people in Spain under local rules, covering the contract, payroll, tax and social contributions, without opening a local entity first.

30%Employer rate
22 daysPaid annual leave
15 days – 2 monthsNotice

Payroll, tax and social security stay with one accountable partner.

Gini TalentEmployer of Record

Free guide

Hiring in Spain

A practical guide to employment, payroll, tax and EOR compliance in Spain.

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