There are two forms of studying abroad in Spain: publicly funded study abroad and self-financed study abroad. How do you charge the Spanish residence visa service fee?

There are two forms of studying abroad in Spain: publicly funded study abroad and self-financed study abroad. How do you charge the Spanish residence visa service fee?

1. Student visa

Studying abroad at public expense means that according to the agreement between the Chinese and Western governments, Spain will grant me a certain number of academic scholarship quotas every year, which will be funded by the Ministry of Education of my country. Responsible for liaison with the outside world.

Studying abroad at one's own expense generally means that the applicant contacts the Spanish school on his own, and the required information refers to the needs of other European countries. Under normal circumstances, Spain does not process self-financed study abroad visas. If you encounter an emergency, you must talk to a senior official at the consulate for review. However, the following conditions must be met:

(1) Must have a certain level of Spanish;

(2) Have an original reasonable admission notice from a Spanish school;

(3) Possess diplomas and test score certificates certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of my country and the Spanish Embassy in China in the province, autonomous prefecture, and municipal district where they are located;

(4) Possess a certain Spaniard and have certain influence Original copy of the economic development guarantee letter issued by the overseas Chinese;

(5) Detailed training plan;

(6) Health certificate.

Open communication generally takes the form of letters. Letters can be sent immediately to relevant schools or scientific research institutions, departments and teachers in Spain. The first letter should include a personal profile and study plan, and indicate the significance of studying in Spain. If the other party needs to provide other information above, it can be attached. If others agree to accept, they will send an invitation letter. The invitation letter must indicate the start time, learning deadline and budget pressure method, etc.

After the embassy processes the visa application, the applicant must fill in 3 visa application forms and submit 4 photos. Subsequently, the embassy will report the passport, visa and the above materials to the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and only after approval can the visa be applied for abroad. The Spanish Embassy issues an entry visa with a stay period of 3 months. After entering the customs, you can apply for a resident certificate at the local police station within 3 months.

2. Immigration Visa

Spain has historically been a large country that immigrated to foreign countries, and it has also accepted some immigrants from outside the country in recent years. Spain does not have special immigration laws, and relevant immigration issues are covered in the "Rights and Freedoms of Foreigners in Spain". For foreigners who apply to immigrate to Spain, the following four situations according to laws and regulations can apply for an immigrant visa:

(1) The other half of a Spanish citizen;

(2) A Spanish citizen in Spain Children over 18 years old abroad or children adopted abroad;

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(4) Brothers and sisters of Spanish citizens living abroad because they have no children.

Family members of foreign citizens who meet the above criteria can settle in Spain and apply for immigration residence to the relevant immigration bureau. To apply for an immigrant visa, the applicant needs to go to the Spanish Embassy in China to talk in person. When multiple people from a family apply for visas at the same time, one person can be sent as a representative to talk to them.