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Spain: Immigration Offices (Extranjería) workers call indefinite strike from April 20

Canceled

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Major Public administration (immigration services)

Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) has announced an indefinite strike across Spain’s Immigration Offices to begin as the government opens an extraordinary regularization process. The union cites chronic understaffing, lower pay scales, lack of productivity recognition, and the need for continuous public service windows and proper training.

This alert was originally created on 18 April 2026.

Effective Dates

Updates

Apr 18, 2026
🛑 Canceled
On April 16, 2026, CCOO called off the indefinite strike planned at Spain’s Immigration Offices (originally slated to begin around April 20–21) after reaching a nationwide agreement with the government that includes pay rises and staffing commitments.

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Affected Locations

  • Spain (nationwide)
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