Student visa
Spain
Spain's file is built around legalised paperwork: apostilled certificates, comprehensive insurance and a medical certificate, followed by the foreigner ID card after arrival.
- Visa type
- Type D — study
- Processing time
- 4–8 weeks
- Government fees
- €80 visa fee
- Our service fee
- ₹18,000
- Funds required
- €600/month (100% IPREM) ≈ €7,200/year
Document checklist
8 items the mission expects with your application.
- 1
Admission letter
From a recognised Spanish institution, with course dates and fees.
- 2
Proof of funds
Bank statements or scholarship covering ~€7,200 for the year.
- 3
Full-coverage health insurance
Spanish policy or equivalent, with no co-payments.
- 4
Medical certificate
Recent, on letterhead, stating you have no disease with international quarantine effects.
- 5
Criminal record certificate
Apostilled, issued within the last 3–6 months.
- 6
Apostilled academic certificates
Legalised and translated where required.
- 7
Passport + photographs
Valid for the full study period.
- 8
Tuition payment or arrangement proof
Receipt or fee commitment from the university.
Step by step
- 1
Secure admission
Confirm the offer and settle the first payment or fee arrangement.
- 2
Insurance and medical
Buy a no-co-pay policy and get the medical certificate from an approved doctor.
- 3
Legalise the paperwork
Apostilles and sworn translations take the longest — start first.
- 4
Consulate appointment and filing
Book the BLS/consulate slot and submit with biometrics.
- 5
Arrival and TIE
Apply for the foreigner identity card (TIE) within the first month in Spain.
Appointments
In-person at the consulate/BLS centre with biometrics
Avoid these mistakes
- Apply 2–3 months before your intake; appointment slots fill quickly in peak season.
- Insurance with co-payments is rejected — read the policy exclusions before buying.
- Funds must be consistently maintained, not deposited just before the application.
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