Spain's current economic climate is changing. After a booming decade in the 1990s, the financial crisis of 2008 has left Spain in the throes of one of its darkest ages, a time in which unemployment is sky-high and many are calling for a complete dismantling of the government, secession and even  Spain's young people are moving abroad to find work.

For people considering moving to Spain, the job market is a vicious place. Still, expats can expect to find a wealth of jobs related to the service and education sectors. Due to increased demands for linguistic knowledge, native English speakers can find an array of jobs related to teaching. These programs typically provide help with a visa, making the process of coming to Spain slightly easier.