Find English-speaking professionals in Madrid

Connect with trusted, English-speaking local service providers in Madrid, top-rated and reviewed by the expat community.

Trusted by the expat community

50+
vetted English-speaking pros
180+
community reviews
9.9/10
average rating
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phone-verified reviews

Top businesses in Madrid

Covering Madrid and nearby areas

  • Madrid
  • Alcobendas
  • Las Rozas de Madrid
  • Majadahonda
  • Pozuelo de Alarcón
  • Boadilla del Monte

Expat Experiences you can learn from

10

Jolanta

Madrid on Jun 2026

Vaida is professional, well organised, and very attentive to all the details. All our meetings were smooth, and she is responsive, reliable, and easy to reach. I can compare with other services we’ve been working with for a while, and I think it’s a really good service and of high quality. She is also flexible when I need to change the time, and overall, I’m very satisfied with her service.

10

María

Madrid on May 2026

Gloria finished my website and designed the whole brand image for my consulting business. I asked for a minimalist but high-impact look in black and white with a few strokes of lime, and she created all the content and the design, very autonomous and she captured perfectly what I was transmitting. I could always locate her, she responded very quickly, converted my tweaks fast, and we set deadlines for each phase and she delivered on time. Prices felt medium low and quite affordable when I was starting, and the extra modules we added were also within what I expected.

10

Inaia

Coimbra on Jun 2026

Nazaret was my English and Spanish teacher, mostly Spanish, and she was the best teacher I ever had. She has an amazing method and she taught me how to speak Spanish like a local. I speak Portuguese and she speaks Portuguese too, so when I did not know how to say something, she helped me in Portuguese and then in Spanish, and that made everything much easier. She was very kind, very attentive, an excellent professional, and I already recommended her to my friends and family.

Important to know

Making Madrid home is a great move, and the part most people underestimate is the daily admin and tracking down trusted help before your Spanish is fluent. Locallista is a directory of English-speaking local service providers in Madrid, from gestores and lawyers to doctors, cleaners and movers. Every business is screened before listing and every review is phone-verified, so the ranking reflects real expat experience, not who paid the most. Browse by category, read genuine reviews, and contact providers directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find English-speaking professionals in Madrid?
Browse Locallista by category, plumbers, doctors, lawyers, cleaners and more, and open any listing to see the languages they speak, their reviews and how to get in touch. Everyone listed serves the English-speaking community in Madrid, so you're not guessing whether you'll be understood.
Are the providers on Locallista vetted?
Yes. Every business is screened before it's listed, and every review is collected and phone-verified by our team, so what you read comes from real customers. The ranking reflects genuine expat experience, not who paid the most.
Is Locallista free to use?
Yes. Browsing, reading reviews and contacting providers is free with a free account. Businesses pay to be listed, but that never buys a better position, the order is based purely on real, phone-verified reviews.
Do people speak English in Madrid?
In central and tourist areas, and among younger people, yes, but Madrid is a little less English-friendly day to day than you might hope, and most admin happens in Spanish. For the providers you genuinely need to understand, we list ones who speak English.
What should I sort out first when I arrive in Madrid?
Most people start with the essentials: your NIE, a Spanish bank account, somewhere to live, and registering with the local healthcare system. A good gestor takes most of the admin pain away. For everything after that, from a doctor to home repairs, you'll find English-speaking help here.
Do I really need a NIE to get set up?
Almost certainly. Your NIE is one of the first things you'll need in Spain, for renting, banking and most admin. Many people hand it to a gestor. Browse our Legal, financial & administrative category for English-speaking gestores and lawyers who can help, sometimes before you arrive.
Which cities does Locallista cover?
Right now Locallista is live in Lisbon, Barcelona and Madrid, with more cities on the way. Each one has its own vetted, English-speaking providers and reviews from that local expat community.