Spain is one of the most popular destinations for students. World-class universities, buzzing cities, the chance to learn Spanish, and an incredible nightlife are just a few of the draws which make it such an appealing place
Students from countries which are eligible for visa-free entry of up to 90 days, can take a course without obtaining a student visa (as long as the duration of the course is shorter than 90 days).
Those coming from countries which do not qualify for visa-free entry need to apply for a Schengen Student Visa. To study in Spain, applications need to be made at a Spanish embassy or consulate in the home country of the student.
The students in UK who are not a citizen of the country and wish to study in Spain should apply for Spanish student visa. The legal requirements to study in Spain is to have a students visa; for getting your student visa you need to fill up the Spain student visa application form and furnish the following documents at the Embassy at the appointment date.
The Short-Term Student Visa allows students to take a course which lasts a maximum of 180 days.
The application is less complicated than the one for longer courses as less paperwork is required. Short-term Student Visas cannot be extended under any circumstances.
Students can take Spanish language courses with this type of visa and any short-courses offered by colleges and universities.
Long-Term Student Visas allow students to take courses which are longer than 6 months.
In addition to completing the visa application, students have to apply for a student residence card at an immigration office within a month after arriving.
For this type of visa the application involves more paperwork than the short-term visas. Applicants need to provide a medical certificate and a certificate of no criminal conviction.
Though the required documentation may vary depending on your case, the required documents required for a Student Visa are:
The Spain Student Visa allows students to work part-time or in a temporary position for the duration of the course. The maximum amount of hours cannot exceed 20 hours a week, and the job must not interfere with the candidates studies.
In order for a Student Visa holder to get a job, the employer has to obtain a work permit from the Foreign Office. The employment contract cannot exceed the duration of the study visa. For internships which are part of a course, the work permit is not necessary.
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