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Spain is among the best travel destinations in Southern Europe with world famous cities such as Barcelona and Madrid.
You can below find the most useful information on different types of visas and detailed visa application processes to visit Spain. Do not forget to buy your Spain Flight Ticket as the first step to start your preparations.
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Spain is in the European Union and the Schengen area, in which European member states have jointly agreed their common visa rules towards foreign nationals. Free travel area is established by most EU member states. Therefore, the non-EU citizens whose governments have not signed visa-waiver arrangements shall apply for an entry visa to travel to Spain and/or other Schengen states.
Different visa types for visits to Spain can be broadly categorized on the basis of short term or long term stays. They can be issued as single-entry, double-entry or multiple-entry visas for visits up to 90 days in periods of 180 days. Single-entry visa grants one time entrance whereas double-entry visa holders may travel twice in designated timeframe and multiple-entry visa allows for consecutive visits to Spain.
Schengen visa allows its holder to move freely within the Schengen area for a short period. The Schengen area comprises of 26 European countries, namely the Schengen States, among which border controls are abolished. Therefore, passengers who wish to travel in the Schengen area either for business-related or touristic visits are obliged to obtain Schengen visa for stays up to 90 days within a period of 180 days. The complete list of Schengen States include Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
Spain Schengen Visa Types:
Spain National Visa Types:
As part of the application procedure, you should be able to demonstrate the financial means along with the required documents.
Spain’s tourist visa requirements under certain categories are explained below. In general, applicants must submit their applications comprising of the requested documents to the Diplomatic Mission or authorized visa application centers in due time. However, be aware that the full list of essential documents can change depending on the category of your visa.
There are specific documents to enclose your application depending on your employment status.
Students or unemployed/retired people who are not in a position to cover their own travel expenses will need to demonstrate support from a sponsor who will borne the full costs. Otherwise, your sponsor who must be a first grade relative will have to prove the sufficient resources through meeting certain requirements such as filling out the sponsorship form and submitting the requested documents. You can check our website for further details.
In addition to above mentioned application documents, general requirements may include:
The general requirements for non-Europeans wishing to enter the EU conform to above mentioned procedures unless there are exceptional rules applied. Where an invitation letter is applicable, the applicant shall submit contact details of the host organisation or private host such as name, address, relation to the guest, purpose and length of visit.
Citizens of European countries can benefit from visa-free travel opportunities within the borders of the European Union. Hence, EU citizens who wish to visit to Spain can travel with their ID cards without any visa restrictions.
You can find below fixed visa fees for various visa categories which is determined as of March 2020. Generally, the visa fees cover the consultation, submission and processing of your application.
Short-Stay Visa (Adults) | 80€ |
National Visa | 75€ |
Airport Transit Visa | 80€ |
Children Between 6-12 Years of Age | 40€ |
Children Younger Than 6 Years of Age | Free of Charge |
Third country nationals who signed the Visa Fee Facilitation Agreement with the EU | 35€ |
NOTE: This article was prepared in March 2020. Please check up-to-date information published by official sources.
You can indicate your request for a multiple entry visa on the application form which will be evaluated based on the frequency and relevance of your travel to Schengen area. However, you will be asked to prove your specific reasons and provide evidence of your frequent travels.
Yes, your application may be rejected on certain grounds. In that case, you will be notified with the reasons of rejection and deadlines for submission of an appeal.
Generally processing of a visa application by the Consulate takes approximately 15 days. However, it may be prolonged up to 30 days and/or exceptionally 60 days for individual cases whereby a more detailed examination is deemed necessary.
You can usually track your application status online through application platforms of the diplomatic missions or authorized visa processing centers. Make sure to check it online or consult with the authorized organizations.
Your nationality shall not be a prior condition for the issuing of your visa, provided that you will have submitted all the required documents.
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