| Site | Focus | Coverage | English filter | Salary data | Free, no login |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ExpatJobs.es | English-friendly jobs only | Spain | Per-ad language detection | Stats from live ads | Yes, no login |
| InfoJobs | Everything | Spain | No | On many ads | Login to apply |
| Everything | Global | No | Sometimes | Login for most features | |
| Indeed | Everything | Global aggregator | No | Sometimes | Yes, login to apply |
| EURES | Everything | EU-wide | Partial | Sometimes | Yes |
| Europe Language Jobs | Multilingual roles | Europe | By language | Rarely | Registration required |
This site. 3,333 live openings in Spain that don't require Spanish, refreshed every morning from employers' own feeds and curated boards, with researched company profiles, advertised-salary data and relocation guides. Every ad links to the original posting, and duplicates of the same vacancy are collapsed into one listing. Built and listed here by us, judged by the same columns as everyone else.
Spain's biggest local board by far. If you read Spanish and have work authorization sorted, it has the most volume. The interface and almost all ads are in Spanish, and there is no way to filter for English-only roles, which is the exact gap this site covers.
Strong for multinational and tech roles, and the profile itself matters for recruiters. But there is no honest way to filter "no Spanish required", and international competition per ad is brutal. Keep the profile current, use it alongside a language-aware source.
The volume aggregator. Scrapes broadly, so duplicates and stale ads are common, and language requirements are unmarked. Fine as a safety net; expect to do the language filtering yourself.
The official EU mobility portal, fed by national employment services. Legitimate and free, with real cross-border openings, but the search experience is clunky and language tagging is inconsistent. We ingest EURES data ourselves, so its relevant ads already appear here, classified.
A board built around language skills, strong in customer-support and shared-services hiring across Europe. The closest competitor in spirit; the trade-offs are the registration wall and employer-paid coverage rather than an aggregated view.
For roles that don't require Spanish, the bottleneck on the big boards is that none of them can filter by language requirement. This site exists for exactly that filter: 3,333 live English-friendly openings, classified per ad, free and without login. The local giants and LinkedIn stay useful as complements, especially once your Spanish improves.
Yes, in specific sectors: customer support, shared services, tech, hospitality and teaching carry most of the English-friendly volume. The salaries page on this site shows the current sector split from live ads. The realistic strategy is an English-friendly first job, then a wider market as the language grows.
This site and EURES are browsable without an account; the local boards and LinkedIn need a login to apply or see full details. Browsing here requires no signup, and the RSS feeds are open.
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