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A study centre for language and other courses

The simplest and most popular way to move to the sunny kingdom. All you need to do is enrol at an accredited educational institution, and that coveted European residence is just a stone’s throw away. Read more
Assess the chances
  • 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.
Why a student visa?
A straightforward application process
A student visa is a convenient and straightforward way to start a new life in Spain. The application process is fairly simple, and once you have completed your studies, you can easily switch to a different type of residence permit without having to leave the country.
Minimum financial requirements
A student visa requires a much smaller financial outlay compared to other types of visas. The cost of processing the application and proving financial means is lower, and the list of required documents is shorter.
No age restrictionsNo age restrictions
You can study in Spain at any age. The country welcomes students of all ages, whether you’re 16 or 60. It’s never too late to learn.
The opportunity to work whilst studying
A student visa allows you to work legally for up to 30 hours a week whilst studying. You can combine your studies with an internship and part-time work at a Spanish company.
Moving house with the family
If you’re planning to move to Spain with your family, a student visa is an excellent option. You can bring your spouse, children and even pets with you.

The third most widely spoken language in the world
If you speak Spanish, you’ll never be alone. There are at least 400 million people across 20 countries who will understand you.
Who is it suitable for?
For language school students who wish to immerse themselves in the Spanish language and culture by attending face-to-face courses (minimum 20 hours per week).
Participants in further training or professional retraining courses at accredited centres.
Participants in unpaid work placements (prácticas no laborales) under an agreement with an educational institution.
Participants in voluntary programmes that serve the public interest.A straightforward application process
Requirements
The procedure is governed by the general rules governing matters relating to foreign nationals:
Organic Law 4/2000 on the rights and freedoms of foreign nationals in Spain.
The implementing regulations for the Act (Royal Decree 557/2011), Articles 37–44, which set out in detail the rights and obligations of international students.
Course enrolment: You must be enrolled on a full-time programme at an accredited educational institution in Spain. The course must lead to a diploma or certificate. For language courses, the standard requirement is a minimum of 20 academic hours per week.
Financial means: You must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover the entire duration of your stay. The minimum amount is 100% of the annual IPREM (the Spanish multi-purpose income indicator). For 2026, this amounts to €600 per month or €7,200 per year. The funds may be your own or provided by a sponsor (usually a close relative).
Health insurance: You must hold a state or private health insurance policy issued by a company authorised to operate in Spain. The insurance must cover all risks, have no excess (sin copagos) and remain valid for the entire duration of your stay.
No criminal record: For stays of more than 180 days, you must provide a certificate of good conduct from the countries where you have resided over the past five years.
Medical certificate: For stays of more than 180 days, you must provide a certificate confirming that you do not have any diseases requiring quarantine, in accordance with the International Health Regulations.
Required documents (main list)
The national visa application form (if applying from abroad) or Form Modelo EX-00 (if applying from within Spain).
A valid passport.
A document confirming enrolment from the educational institution (Carta de admisión / Matrícula), stating the dates, times and total cost of the course.
Proof of payment for the course.
Health insurance policy.
Proof of accommodation (tenancy agreement, hostel booking confirmation).
For programmes lasting more than 180 days: a certificate of good conduct and a medical certificate (with an apostille and a certified translation).
Application procedure
The procedure depends on where you are at the time of application.
  • 1. Submission at the Spanish Consulate in your country
    • You are putting together a full set of documents.
    • Book an appointment at the Consulate.
    • Submit your documents and await a decision (usually within one month).
    • If your application is approved, a type D visa will be affixed to your passport, usually for 90 days.
    • Once you have entered Spain, you must register with the police within one month to have your fingerprints taken and to obtain a residence card (TIE).
  • 2. Filing directly in Spain
    • This option is available if you are in Spain legally (for example, on a tourist visa) and there are at least 30 days remaining before the end of your legal stay.
    • You can submit your documents online or in person at the Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería).
    • If your application is approved, you will also need to go to the police station to collect your TIE card.
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 €2500
    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.