Each regularized immigrant worker contributes between 6,000 and 9,000 euros to the State

Regularized immigrant workers contribute between €6,000 and €9,000 annually to the state, based on previous data from a 2005 regularization process. This estimate comes from a study by three academics, projecting similar outcomes for the current situation. Despite their qualifications, many immigrants face underemployment, often working in low-skilled jobs. A survey indicates that a significant portion of those seeking regularization are educated, yet they often earn below the minimum wage due to part-time contracts. The impact of regularization on public services is also discussed, showing no adverse effects on healthcare or education spending.