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Residence permits and work placement permits in Spain

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  • Personal manager
    Your personal manager will accompany you every step of the way, monitoring all stages and resolving any issues that arise.
  • Preparation of documents
    We take care of the entire document preparation process, including checking them to eliminate errors and delays.
  • Case audit
    If your situation is complex, we will conduct a detailed audit and offer customised solutions to increase your chances of success.
Personal manager
Your personal manager will accompany you every step of the way, monitoring all stages and resolving any issues that arise.
Preparation of documents
We take care of the entire document preparation process, including checking them to eliminate errors and delays.
Case audit
If your situation is complex, we will conduct a detailed audit and offer customised solutions to increase your chances of success.
Who is it suitable for?
Residence permit for a professional placement (for graduates)
This is a full-fledged residence permit that enables recent university graduates to undertake a professional internship in Spain.
University graduates who obtained a higher education qualification (EQF Level 6 or above, equivalent to a bachelor’s degree) no more than two years ago.
Students who are still studying but are undertaking an internship as part of a specific programme leading to a degree.
Who is it suitable for?
Study visit for an internship (for students)
This is a residence permit (not a permanent residence permit) that allows current students to undertake an unpaid work placement as part of their study programme.
Students at foreign or Spanish universities who are required to undertake an unpaid internship in order to complete their studies or obtain a degree.
Key legislation
  • Like the residence permit for researchers, this type of residence permit is governed by Law 14/2013 "On Support for Entrepreneurs". This means that applications are processed under an accelerated procedure through the UGE-CE unit.
Requirements
To obtain this visa, you must demonstrate the purpose of your visit and that you have sufficient funds.
Education: Hold a higher education qualification obtained no more than two years ago, OR be enrolled on a course leading to such a qualification.
Internship agreement: You must have a signed internship agreement (convenio de prácticas) or an internship contract (contrato de trabajo en prácticas) with a Spanish company or organisation.
Relevance of the placement: The placement programme must be relevant to the candidate’s field of study and level of education.
Financial eligibility: You must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover your living expenses (at least 100% of the IPREM – €600 per month for 2026) if the placement is unpaid or the remuneration is below this level.
Health insurance: Ensure you have a policy with comprehensive cover.
No criminal convictions in the last 5 years.
Required documents
(main list)
Application (Form MI-T) submitted by the company.
A valid passport.
A diploma (or certificate of study) bearing an apostille and a certified translation.
An internship agreement or contract signed by both parties.
Certificate of good conduct with an apostille and translation.
Proof of insurance and financial means.
Receipt for payment of stamp duty.

Application procedure

The employer submits the application online via the UGE-CE platform.

  • Submitting an application to UGE-CE

    The company submits your application.

  • Consideration:

    The deadline is 30 working days.

  • Obtaining a visa/residence permit:

    • If you are outside Spain: Once your application has been approved, you must apply for a visa at the Consulate.
    • If you are legally resident in Spain: You can apply directly and, once your application has been approved, proceed straight away to collect your card.

  • Applying for a TIE card:

    You must provide your fingerprints to the police within one month of your arrival or approval.
Key legislation
  • It is governed by the general regulations on matters relating to foreign nationals (Organic Law 4/2000 and Royal Decree 557/2011), in the same way as standard student accommodation.
Requirements
To obtain this visa, you must demonstrate the purpose of your visit and that you have sufficient funds.
Student status: To be enrolled at an educational institution.
Internship agreement: You must have a tripartite agreement (convenio) between yourself, your educational institution and the host Spanish company.
Financial stability: Provide evidence of sufficient funds to cover the entire duration of the internship (100% of the IPREM – €600 per month).
Health insurance: Have a policy with comprehensive cover.
Requirements for stays of more than 180 days: A certificate of good conduct and a medical certificate.
Required documents
(main list)
Visa application form or Form EX-00.
A valid passport.
Tripartite internship agreement.
A letter from your university confirming that you are a student.
Certificate of good conduct and medical certificate (if applicable).
Proof of insurance and financial means.
Receipt for payment of stamp duty.
Application procedure
The procedure is the same as that for obtaining a standard student residence permit (Estancia por estudios).
Submission at the Consulate:
The main route is to apply for a national D visa in your country of residence.
Applying for a TIE card: Must be done after entering Spain (or once approved).
Serving in Spain:
This is possible if you are already in the country legally.
Applying for a TIE card: Must be done after entering Spain (or once approved).
Are you ready to set off on your journey?
Turn your knowledge into practical experience in the Spanish job market! Ensuring your work placement is properly formalised is key to securing your future residence permit. We’ll help you decide which of the two options is right for you, check that your contract or agreement meets the requirements, and ensure your application is submitted quickly and successfully.
What does the service include?
Suitable for most applicants. We provide full support throughout the entire process and see your application through to the granting of a residence permit.
  • Case assessment: Checking documents for compliance with Spanish immigration regulations.
  • Preparing the application: Compiling a complete set of documents for the consulate or immigration authorities.
  • Health insurance: Finding a competitive policy and taking out insurance with a Spanish company.
  • Medical certificate: Arranging for the issue of a standard-format medical certificate.
  • Certified translation: Official translation (2 pages included in the price).
  • Technical translation: Preparation of translations (3 pages included in the price).
  • Application process: Booking an appointment at the Consulate and obtaining access codes.
  • Completing forms: Preparing all forms, applications and receipts for the payment of fees.
  • Submission by a solicitor: Electronic submission of documents via the solicitor’s official portal.
  • Cost
    since €3755
    On behalf of the main applicant.
    No hidden fees.
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  • Payment procedure
    First, we sign a contract.
    50%
    before the provision of services begins;
    50%
    on the day the documents are submitted
Not included and charged separately:
  • State fees and charges: Payable in the country where the application is submitted (medical certificates, certificates of good conduct).
  • Personal expenses: Private health insurance, tuition fees or the cost of drawing up a business plan (depending on the type of residence permit).
  • Important: All government fees within Spain are already included in the service fee.