Excuse me, which Spanish friend signed a visit visa? What information do you need? Is it easier to sign a tourist visa or visit relatives? Do you need an interview?

Both visas are relatively easy, provided that your materials are accurate and reliable. Many friends ask similar questions, in fact, as long as we grasp the key points of the embassy's audit materials, we will certainly get a visa. The sole purpose of the embassy's review of materials is to ensure that the risks borne by the state are minimized. The risks are nothing more than national security risks, passengers' detention risks, passengers' injury risks and medical expenses risks. Therefore, you must first convince the embassy that: 1) you are a law-abiding and trustworthy citizen, 2) you have good reasons not to stay, and 3) in case of accidental injury during your trip, someone must bear your medical expenses. Therefore, to apply for a tourist visa, you must have work certificate, income certificate, travel plan, hotel and air ticket reservation, and insurance policy. If you apply for visiting relatives, you don't need to submit proof of work or income, but someone must vouch for you. The purpose of these documents is to reduce the risk in the destination country. If you go to Spain, you apply for a Schengen visa, not a country in Spain. Whether it is a tourist visa or a visit visa, you need to sign it in person. Good luck. If it helps, please adopt it. Thank you.