Spain has shared some exciting updates for international students. These changes are all about helping students during and after their studies. If you are thinking about studying in Spain, this is great news!

Work More While You Study

In the past, international students in Spain could only work 20 hours per week while studying. As we speak, the Spanish government has increased this limit. Students can now work up to 30 hours per week. This means you can earn more money and get more work experience while you are still studying.

Working more hours helps students pay for their living costs. It also gives them a chance to learn new skills and understand the Spanish work culture. Many students say this will make life much easier for them.

Stay Longer After You Graduate

Before, after finishing your studies in Spain, you had limited time to find a job. As for now, students can stay for 12 more months after graduation. This gives you more time to look for work in Spain.

This change is helpful for students who want to build their careers in Spain. You don't need to leave the country right after finishing your course. Instead, you can stay, apply for jobs, and even start working if you get hired.

Other Helpful Changes

There is also good news for students who want to study in programs that used to need Spanish language tests. Some universities are now relaxing those rules. This means more programs are available to students who only speak English.

These changes are part of Spain’s plan to welcome more international students and make their lives easier. The country wants to be seen as a friendly and supportive place to study and work.

So if you're planning to study abroad, Spain might be the perfect choice. You can work more hours during school, stay longer after you graduate, and have more options for courses.