Taxi Driver job in Barcelona Spain

•  Job Country: Spain
•  Job Industry: Transport & Logistic
•  Job Profile: Taxi Driver
•  Training Duration: Not Required
•  Number of Jobs Opening: 75
• Salary: 1200 ( 1200 Per Month)

•  Job Type: Full Time
•  Visa: Provided by company
•  Food: Provided by company
•  Accommodation: Provided by company
•  Air ticket: Provided by company
•  Medical Insurance: Provided by Company
•  Commuting to job location: Provided by company
•  Required Experience: 4 Years
•  Minimum Education Level: Bachelor’s Degree
•  Employee Acceptance: International
•  Work Location: Work at Office/Being at Work
•  Hiring Need: Within 30 days

Description of the Job:

To deliver dependable and polite passenger transportation services across Barcelona, we are looking for a City Taxi Driver. You will swiftly navigate metropolitan routes, pick up clients by dispatch or street hail, and guarantee excellent service quality both during the day and at night. Following city licensing requirements is essential, as is keeping the car clean and the fare accurate. Understanding municipal fare rates, handling cash and credit card payments, helping travelers with their bags, and providing cordial customer service are all part of your job description. To guarantee customer comfort and on-time arrival, you will manage the taxi licensing paperwork, maintain driving logs, and adhere to safety and traffic laws.

Workplace Requirement:

Candidates with a current Barcelona taxi license, a spotless driving record, and knowledge of the city’s main thoroughfares are sought after. It is necessary to have at least one to two years of experience driving in cities. Fluency in Spanish is required; knowledge of basic English is advantageous for communicating with tourists.

Overview of the Taxi Industry in Barcelona

A Key Component of Urban Transport

Taxis are a vital part of Barcelona’s public transport network. They operate 24/7, complementing buses, metro, and trams by offering flexible and convenient travel for locals and visitors alike.

Distinctive Black and Yellow Cabs

Barcelona’s taxis are easily recognizable by their black bodies and yellow doors. The system is regulated by the Institut Metropolità del Taxi (IMET), ensuring standardized fares, permits, and quality control.

Requirements

Legal & Personal Criteria

• Age: 21+

• Driving license: Spanish or EU (Class B)

• Legal work authorization in Spain

• Clean criminal record

Taxi License (Carnet de Taxista)

• Must pass IMET exam, which covers:

  • Local geography

  • Traffic laws

  • Taxi regulations

  • Basic Spanish and Catalan

Vehicle Requirements

• Must pass inspections and meet emissions standards

• Must have taximeter, GPS, and card payment system

• Can be owned or leased

Work Conditions

Schedule

• Flexible hours, but peak work times are nights, weekends, and tourist seasons

• 8–12 hour shifts are typical

Employment Type

• Mostly self-employed drivers

• Some work for taxi fleet companies under contracts

Earnings & Costs

Income

• Daily net: €80–€150

• Monthly net: €1,200–€2,500

• Higher during tourist season

Expenses (if self-employed)

• Fuel, insurance, maintenance

• License lease or purchase (can exceed €100,000)

• Taxes and IMET fees

Challenges

• Traffic & congestion, especially in the city center

• Ride-hailing competition (Uber, Cabify – limited but growing)

• Language barrier with tourists

Advantages

• High demand from tourism

• Regulated system ensures standard fares

• Tech support via apps like Free Now, AMB Taxi

Work Conditions and Schedule

Flexible Hours

Most taxi drivers enjoy flexible schedules. However, working nights, weekends, and holidays is common, especially for maximizing earnings.

Self-Employed vs. Employed

Many drivers are self-employed and either own or lease a taxi license (licencia). Some work for taxi companies under employment contracts, although this is less common.

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