iGaming Jobs in Gibraltar

The rules are being rewritten. A Gambling Bill to replace the 2005 Gambling Act was before Parliament in 2026. It would require existing licensees to reapply within six months of the new law taking effect, and it tells the licensing authority to weigh the number and kind of jobs a company will create and keep in Gibraltar when deciding on a licence. That is meant to reward firms with real local teams, though commentators have pointed out that Gibraltar's small labour pool makes recruiting harder.

Where people live is the main practical question for anyone moving. Gibraltar is small and housing is expensive, and many people who work there live across the border in Spain. That became easier in 2026: under the UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar, routine land-border checks ended in mid-July, and from 13 August EU citizens living in Spain who work in Gibraltar and return home at least once a week gained frontier-worker status, giving Spanish citizens the right to work there on the same footing as Gibraltarians. Anyone else should check Gibraltar's own employment rules before accepting an offer.