Offices for claiming unemployment benefit in Spain

Book with the benefits office that covers your address

Claims in person are handled by the benefits offices of SEPE, the state employment service, and you attend the one assigned when you book. Pick a city to see what each office does, how to arrange a visit and what to have ready. Registering as a jobseeker is a separate step, often done with a different regional office.

5 offices in Seville
  • Seville

    Oficina de Empleo de Sevilla-Cruz Roja (SAE / SEPE)

    Calle José María de Mena 2, 41008 Seville

    If your nearest office has no free slot, you may be offered another one in the province.

    Prepare the application and activity agreement, accepted identity/residence evidence, a bank account in your name and relevant family documents. Provide employer certificates for the last six months if employers have not sent them. Confirm your SAE (Andalusian employment service) registration is active; SEPE (Spain’s public employment service) describes automatic re-registration in some recent-registration cases, but a changed address needs attention.

  • Seville

    Oficina de Empleo de Sevilla-Este (SAE / SEPE)

    Calle Augusto Peyré s/n, 41020 Seville

    Book through the state benefits appointment service, not the regional employment service's own booking.

    Prepare the application and activity agreement, accepted identity/residence evidence, a bank account in your name and relevant family documents. Provide employer certificates for the last six months if employers have not sent them. Confirm your SAE (Andalusian employment service) registration is active; SEPE (Spain’s public employment service) describes automatic re-registration in some recent-registration cases, but a changed address needs attention.

  • Seville

    Oficina de Empleo de Sevilla-Huerta de la Salud (SAE / SEPE)

    Calle Doctor José María Bedoya s/n, 41013 Seville

    Means-tested subsidies are a different claim with different rules, so book only for the contributory benefit.

    Prepare the application and activity agreement, accepted identity/residence evidence, a bank account in your name and relevant family documents. Provide employer certificates for the last six months if employers have not sent them. Confirm your SAE (Andalusian employment service) registration is active; SEPE (Spain’s public employment service) describes automatic re-registration in some recent-registration cases, but a changed address needs attention.

  • Seville

    Oficina de Empleo de Sevilla-Macarena (SAE / SEPE)

    Calle Macarena 46–48, 41003 Seville

    Late claims can lose benefit days, so book as soon as your job ends.

    Prepare the application and activity agreement, accepted identity/residence evidence, a bank account in your name and relevant family documents. Provide employer certificates for the last six months if employers have not sent them. Confirm your SAE (Andalusian employment service) registration is active; SEPE (Spain’s public employment service) describes automatic re-registration in some recent-registration cases, but a changed address needs attention.

  • Seville

    Oficina de Empleo de Sevilla-Triana (SAE / SEPE)

    Calle Febo 7–9, 41010 Seville

    Your confirmation names the counter you should go to, so check it before you visit.

    Prepare the application and activity agreement, accepted identity/residence evidence, a bank account in your name and relevant family documents. Provide employer certificates for the last six months if employers have not sent them. Confirm your SAE (Andalusian employment service) registration is active; SEPE (Spain’s public employment service) describes automatic re-registration in some recent-registration cases, but a changed address needs attention.

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Spanish unemployment benefit (the paro)

A short explanation of who can claim the paro, why your jobseeker registration comes first and where to go if you prefer a visit to applying online.

Unemployment benefit in Spain