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SPAINStudent

Spain Student Visa Kit

For students admitted to a course of more than 90 days in Spain. Includes the financial-responsibility letter modelled on the wording the Los Angeles consulate suggests, the Spanish parental authorisation for minors, and a means calculator.

What's inside

  • Plain-English user guide (requirements, figures, judgment calls, after-arrival steps, final checklist)

    Spain_Student_Visa_Kit_User_Guide.docx

  • Dossier index & means calculation

    Spain_Student_Dossier_Index_TEMPLATE.docx

  • Motivation letter template

    Spain_Student_Motivation_Letter_TEMPLATE.docx

  • Parental authorisation for a minor (Spanish, notarisable)

    Spain_Student_Parental_Authorisation_Minor_TEMPLATE.docx

  • Sponsor / financial responsibility letter

    Spain_Student_Sponsor_Letter_TEMPLATE.docx

Editable Word (.docx) files. Guides are in plain English.

A glimpse of the files

How the documents work together

The sponsor letter proves funding; the parental authorisation covers minors; the motivation letter answers doubts about the real purpose of the stay; the dossier index calculates the means for your exact length of stay.

Who it's for

  • University, master's and vocational students
  • Spanish-language course students at accredited schools
  • Parents sponsoring a student
  • Minors travelling for studies

What's not included

  • Legal advice or representation
  • Certified or sworn translations
  • The evidence documents themselves
  • Any guarantee of approval

Format & delivery

Format
Editable Microsoft Word (.docx)
Delivery
Instant download link by email
Kept current
Checked against official sources
Shipping
None, 100% digital
Important: this kit is an educational template, not legal advice. Visa decisions belong solely to the Spanish authorities and no outcome is guaranteed. Refund policy.

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Questions about this kit

100% of the IPREM per month, currently €600, for each month of stay, plus supplements for family members. Tuition is not counted.

Higher-education and vocational students can work up to 30 hours a week. The guide explains the conditions.

Most consulates don't require one, but it is the best answer when your profile raises questions: a language course, a gap or a change of field.
Questions? Read the FAQ