Training Spain: hospitality and culinary internships

It depends on the length of your stay. For less than 90 days you do not need a visa: you present the invitation letter, agreement, training plan, health insurance and passport. For more than 90 days, the hotel or restaurant applies for an internship residence permit, and with it you apply for the visa at your corresponding consulate.

Yes. You choose three hotels or restaurants among those available and we submit your profile to those three.

Enrollment is open all year round and you choose your start and end dates. Seasonal venues, such as those in the Balearic Islands, open from May to October.

They are training internships with a monthly stipend. Accommodation and meals depend on where you go: they are usually provided while you work. Most positions are in food and beverage. We share the stipend amount in the info session.

The program balance is only paid if an employer accepts you.