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Study at a university, business school or language school in Spain. Post your case once and immigration lawyers send you offers to compare.
The Spain student visa lets people from outside the EU live in Spain while they study at an authorised school, university or training centre. It covers degrees, masters, language courses and some vocational programmes.
It is also a common first step toward living in Spain long term, because students can work part time and, after finishing, may be able to switch to a work or residence permit.
You can live in Spain for the length of your programme and renew it if your studies continue.
Students can usually work alongside their studies, within limits.
In many cases a spouse or partner and children can accompany you.
After graduating, students can often move to a work or job search permit.
Answer a few questions about your situation. Specialists who handle this exact application send you offers with their fees and timelines, and you choose who to work with.
Requirements vary with the course and your age, but applications generally need the following.
Requirements, minimum amounts and processing times change over time and can differ between offices. The specialist you choose confirms exactly what applies to your case.
You get an admission letter from a school or university that qualifies for the visa.
Proof of funds, insurance and certificates are gathered and translated.
Most students apply at the consulate, while some already in Spain legally can apply there.
You travel to Spain and register at your school.
For longer programmes you book a fingerprint appointment and collect your card.
A general overview of the work a specialist usually takes on for this service.
Generally an admission letter from an authorised centre, proof of enough funds, health insurance and, for longer stays, criminal record and medical certificates.
Yes, students can usually work part time as long as it is compatible with their studies. Your specialist confirms the current limits.
Often yes, if the course is intensive and run by a recognised school. Short or part time courses may not qualify.
Many graduates switch to a work permit or a job search permit. The options depend on your level of study and your plans.
Tell us about your situation in the intake and we match you with verified specialists in our network who handle exactly this kind of service. You review their profiles, choose who to contact or ask for an estimate, and there is no obligation until you do.
Yes. Creating a case and comparing specialists is always free for you. Specialists pay us a fee only after they get paid, so you only ever pay their professional fee, shown upfront in their offer.
Every specialist in our network is reviewed for relevant licensing, experience, and track record before they can take on cases. You can also read verified reviews from other expats before choosing who to work with.
Post your case once, compare offers side by side, and hire the specialist who fits you best.
Posting a case is free, and nothing is owed until you accept an offer.