A study visa to Spain is needed for students who plan to enroll in a bachelor’s or master’s degree, conduct scientific research, participate in a student exchange program, undergo an internship in a Spanish company, or plan to provide volunteer services. Often, applying for a study visa becomes an opportunity to move to the country and obtain a residence permit, and then citizenship.<\/p>\n
You can apply for 2 types of study visas in Spain: short-term or long-term.<\/span><\/p>\n Short-term study visa to Spain<\/strong> valid up to 180 days. This visa cannot be extended; it is mainly received by those who plan to study in Spain on language courses or are going to study for one semester as an exchange student. Often students combine rest and study in this way. A short-term study visa to Spain for 180 days is easier to obtain and requires a smaller package of documents.<\/p>\n Long-term study visa<\/strong> issued for a year. This visa is suitable for those who plan to enter universities or study at preparatory courses and language schools in Spain<\/a>. Student residence allows you to work 20 hours a week, and family members can also move with the student on this visa. If a student has studied courses for 3 years or receives higher education in Spain, then after graduation he receives another year, during which he can find a job or open a business in Spain. In this case, the student has the right to modify his visa into a residence permit with the right to work.<\/p>\n Next, we will talk about how to obtain this visa and what documents are needed for this. In our company, we will help you collect all the necessary documents for a study visa to Spain and obtain it within the required time frame. More details here:<\/p>\n
\nWith this visa, the student receives a student residence, which can be renewed every year for the entire period of study. Student residence is not counted towards the length of residence permit when obtaining citizenship.<\/p>\n