Move to Spain with a student visa — and actually live here

Yes. As a non-EU citizen you apply at the Spanish consulate covering your region, usually around 2 months before your course starts. We prepare your full visa file so you apply with confidence.

Most consulates resolve student visas within 1–4 weeks, though timelines vary by location and season. We recommend starting at least 2 months ahead to be safe.

Yes. Under Spain's 2025 immigration reform, higher-education students can work up to 30 hours a week — no separate work permit needed.

Yes. An accredited course at a recognised centre counts as full-time study, so our official acceptance letter supports your student visa application.

Yes. Your spouse or partner and children can join you. You'll need to show extra funds: +75% of the IPREM for the first relative and +50% for each additional one.

You can appeal or reapply correcting the issue. Because we review your full file before submission, rejections are rare — our visa approval rate is 98%.

Yes, it's renewable. You can apply to renew from 60 days before it expires and up to 90 days after, as long as you remain enrolled.

Generally yes. Foreign documents usually need a Hague apostille and a sworn (jurada) translation into Spanish. We tell you exactly what's needed.

100% of the IPREM — €600 per month (€7,200 for a year). The amount is prorated for shorter stays and increases if family members come with you.

Yes. When your studies end you can switch to a residence-and-work permit — a legal route to living in Spain long term and, eventually, citizenship.

Yes. You need valid private or public health insurance with full cover in Spain and no copays for the duration of your stay.

As early as possible — ideally 2+ months before your start date. Places per intake are limited, so the sooner you enrol, the smoother the process.