Looking for a job: Domestic appliance engineer and property maintenance

Posted: Thu May 19, 2022 12:32am

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Willis50

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Hi , Hola

We have stayed in Javea on a number of occasions and have always found it a warm and friendly place to be part of .

I have over 30 years experience in domestic appliance engineer business and the last 10 years have been property manager for a holiday letting agency looking after over 250 properties dealing with all types of property issues .

Happy to take on any challenges and will always offer an honest , professional service whether the job is big or small .

Stay safe

Mark

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Posted: Thu May 19, 2022 1:03am

tebo53

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Posted: Thu May 19, 2022 1:03am

Willis50 wrote on Thu May 19, 2022 12:32am:
Hi , Hola
We have stayed in Javea on a number of occasions and have always found it a warm and friendly place to be part of .

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I have over 30 years experience in domestic appliance engineer business and the last 10 years have been property manager for a holiday letting agency looking after over 250 properties dealing with all types of property issues .
Happy to take on any challenges and will always offer an honest , professional service whether the job is big or small .
Stay safe
Mark

Hi Mark,

You have not stated if you are from the UK, Ireland or an EU country.

I will assume that you are from the UK with a UK passport..........

If you want to live in Spain permanently you will need to apply for a visa from the Spanish consulate in London, Manchester or Edinburgh. You will need to meet the income and healthcare requirements.

If you want to live and work in Spain you will need to secure a position and have your prospective employer sponsor you with a work visa. Your prospective employer will need to prove that they cannot find an EU citizen to fill the position. All jobs in Spain have to be offered to an EU citizen first.

If you want to retire from work you can apply for a non lucrative visa which will mean that you cannot work here in Spain. To secure a non lucrative visa you will need to prove an income of around €28,000 per annum and have full private healthcare.

However, if you have an EU or Irish Passport you can move over to Spain under the free movement option and sign the foreigners register in Spain.

What Nationality Passport ?

https://visaguide.world/europe/spain-visa/

Steve