Migration Overseas
Since 1998
Pursue world-class education at prestigious Spanish universities and business schools. Learn Spanish, experience Mediterranean culture, and build your future with post-study work options in Europe.
Spain offers an exceptional educational experience combined with Mediterranean lifestyle.
Study at prestigious institutions ranked among the best in Europe. Top-tier business schools and historic universities.
Master the world's 2nd most spoken native language. Spanish fluency opens doors globally, especially in Latin America.
Work up to 20 hours per week during studies. Gain valuable work experience in Spain while studying.
Convert to work visa after graduation. Spain offers pathways to stay and build your career in Europe.
Experience vibrant culture, beautiful weather, delicious food, and an incredible quality of life while studying.
Public universities offer quality education at reasonable costs. Lower living expenses than UK or US.
Spain is home to some of Europe's most prestigious educational institutions.
Ranked among the top 10 business schools globally. Known for innovative MBA programs and entrepreneurship focus.
Triple-accredited business school with world-renowned MBA and executive education programs.
Spain's largest university and one of Europe's oldest. Comprehensive programs across all disciplines.
Top-ranked Spanish university in global rankings. Strong in sciences, humanities, and medicine.
Consistently ranked among top 5 MBA programs globally. Known for case-method teaching.
Key criteria for the Spain Student Visa application.
Official admission letter from a recognized Spanish educational institution for a full-time program (minimum 20 hours/week).
Evidence of paid tuition fees or enrollment confirmation. Some programs require full payment, others accept deposit.
Proof of at least EUR 600/month (approximately EUR 7,200/year) for living expenses. Bank statements or sponsorship letter.
Private health insurance valid in Spain covering the entire study period. Must have comprehensive medical coverage.
Criminal background certificate from your home country, apostilled and translated if necessary.
Health certificate confirming you don't have any diseases that could pose a public health risk in Spain.
Minimum funds you need to demonstrate for your student visa.
Approximately 100% of IPREM
For living expenses excluding tuition
Gain work experience while pursuing your studies in Spain.
Pathways to stay and work in Spain after completing your studies.
Apply for job search authorization to stay in Spain while looking for employment after graduation.
Convert your student visa to work permit once you secure a job offer from a Spanish employer.
Graduates can apply for Highly Qualified Professional Visa with lower salary thresholds.
Master one of the world's most valuable languages.
Spanish is the world's 2nd most spoken native language with over 500 million speakers. Learning Spanish in Spain gives you authentic immersion and opens doors to careers across Europe, Latin America, and beyond.
Funding opportunities for your Spanish education.
MAEC-AECID scholarships for postgraduate studies. Bilateral agreements with India for research and academic exchange.
EU-funded exchange scholarships. Erasmus Mundus joint master's programs with full funding.
IE Business School, IESE, ESADE merit scholarships. University of Barcelona academic grants.
Catalonia, Madrid regional government scholarships. La Caixa Foundation and private foundation grants.
Find answers to the most common questions.
The Spain Student Visa allows non-EU students to study at Spanish educational institutions for programs longer than 90 days.
You need to show approximately EUR 7,200 per year (EUR 600/month) plus tuition fees. Proof through bank statements or sponsorship.
Students can work up to 20 hours per week with separate work authorization. The job shouldn't interfere with studies.
For Spanish-taught programs, typically B1-B2 level. English-taught programs may not require Spanish, but it's helpful.
Immediate family can apply for dependent visas. They have limited rights and generally cannot work.
Yes, after completing studies, you can apply to change to work authorization if you receive a job offer from a Spanish employer.
NIE (Numero de Identificacion de Extranjero) is your foreign identification number, essential for banking, contracts, and official procedures.
You can stay to look for work related to your studies. Apply for job-seeking authorization before your student status expires.
Our Spain education specialists will help you choose the right program, navigate admissions, and guide you through the entire student visa process.
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