Can Spanish families work in EU countries after living for five years? I want to improve the answer, thank you!

Have a family residence of 5 years, can enter and leave any EU country at will, and stay for a short time, but can't work and settle down.

If you want to work in an EU country, you have to have a permanent job and residence in Spain (you are not sure, you'd better consult a Spanish lawyer, not one who gets a lawyer's license from China), or you have to apply for residence in other EU countries, otherwise you will be regarded as a black worker. If the landlord doesn't want to be permanently expelled from the EU (he can't apply again), he'd better stay in Spain honestly.

According to the Law on Permanent Residence of Foreigners in Spain, foreigners with permanent residency have the same right to live and work here as Spanish citizens. This means that in Spain. Because it is Spain's alien law, it has no right to allow legal foreign immigrants recognized by it to settle and work in other countries outside the country. EU countries have many identical laws and regulations, but each country still has its own autonomy and independent laws, and the law on foreigners also has its own different provisions and contents. Legal immigration in Spain does not mean legal immigration in other countries. As for what some people say about staying in European countries, this is a misunderstanding. This "universal" residence in EU countries is impossible, at least for a long time. Just like residents of other European countries can come to travel and stay for a short time. However, if you want to live or work, you must apply for a residence permit for EU residents (family members of EU citizens). Of course, it is much easier to apply for such residence than to apply for non-EU residents. But after all, it is necessary to apply for residence. Since Spain requires its EU friends to apply for residence permits, other countries will not allow Spanish citizens to settle there at will. What's more, we are immigrants, and although we enjoy the same rights as Spanish citizens in life and work, we are confined to the territory of Spain.