Internships in Germany
for Spanish Students

As an EU citizen you need no visa — just your Spanish ID card or passport. You can start your internship in Germany immediately after applying.

Erasmus+ provides financial support for EU students doing internships abroad. Apply through your Spanish university's international office for up to €600/month extra.

Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg have large Spanish expat communities, making it easier to settle in while you improve your German.

Use your language advantage: many companies in tourism, hospitality, and international sales specifically seek Spanish speakers.

Duolingo German or a Goethe-Institut course before arriving significantly increases your salary offers and career opportunities.

Do Spanish students need a visa for Germany?

No! As EU citizens, Spanish students have full freedom of movement in Germany. Simply bring your Spanish ID card (DNI) or passport — no visa, no work permit required.

Can I get Erasmus+ funding?

Yes! Germany is one of the top Erasmus+ destinations in Europe. You can combine Erasmus+ mobility grants (up to €600/month) with internships found on PraktikumWelt. Contact your university's international office.

How much do German internships pay Spanish students?

Internship salaries range from €850 to €1,600/month. Germany has a minimum wage of €12.41/hour which also applies to paid internships over 3 months.

Is German language required?

Not always. Many Berlin startups, international companies, and research institutes work fully in English. Use the 'English Only' filter on PraktikumWelt to find them.

What are the best cities in Germany for Spanish students?

Berlin is the top choice for its startup scene and international vibe. Munich offers the highest salaries. Hamburg is great for media and international business. All three have active Spanish-speaking communities.