Visado de estudios

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Visado de estudios

🇪🇸Spain
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The Student Visa allows individuals to reside in Spain for the duration of their studies at an authorized educational institution. It allows for limited part-time work. Time spent on a student visa counts for half when calculating the 5-year requirement for permanent residency.

Fee summary

Visa fee is approximately €80 (around $90 USD).≈ $86

Processing time

Typically 1 to 2 months.

Job offer:NoLanguage test:DependsFamily possible:YesPath to permanent residence:Depends
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación

Job offer

No

Language test

Depends

Family possible

Yes

Path to permanent residence

Depends

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Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y CooperaciónLast verified: Sep 29, 2026

📊Requirements — Visual Overview

YesDependsNoUnknown
No

Job offer

Depends

Language test

Yes

Family possible

Depends

Path to permanent residence

Admission (1)

Acceptance Lettermandatory

Funds (1)

Financial Meansmandatory

Source-backed requirements

Total steps: 2
2 Mandatory
1

Phase 2 — Qualification

(2)
  1. Acceptance Letter

    Mandatory

    Proof of acceptance into an authorized educational institution in Spain for a full-time program.

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  2. Financial Means

    Mandatory

    Proof of sufficient funds to cover living expenses and return travel, typically 100% of the IPREM.

    Pending verificationView official source

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Fee summary

Visa fee is approximately €80 (around $90 USD).≈ $86

Processing time

Typically 1 to 2 months.

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