It's never too late to study!
The main thing is your desire
The student visa has no age limits; you can enroll in studies even if you are 60+
Modification to a Residence Permit
After 1 year in Spain
Healthcare
One of the best healthcare systems in the world
Visa-Free Schengen
27 countries with free entry
Right to Work
30 hours per week
Bachelor's and Master's Degrees
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Prices from €750
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Assistance in collecting, verifying, and preparing all necessary documents
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University selection
Language School
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Prices from €450
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School selection from our list of partners
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Full support throughout the visa application process
Basic Requirements
for a Student Visa
Schengen Visa
To apply, you must have at least 30 days of legal stay remaining in the Schengen area
Financial Means
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€7,200 per year for one person
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75% of this amount for the second family member
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50% of this amount for each subsequent family member
Enrollment in a University or School
A fully paid language course, Bachelor's, or Master's program
Why is it beneficial to apply for a student visa with VissumLex?
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Obtaining the Right to Work
We will help you secure a work permit even if you are enrolled in language courses.
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Educational Institution Search
We will find a school or university tailored to your specific request and budget.
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Lawyer Support
Our team consists of lawyers specializing in taxes, real estate, and Spanish immigration law.
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Guaranteed Visa Approval
We provide a 100% guarantee of obtaining your visa, explicitly stated in the contract.
You submit a request, and we provide a comprehensive consultation.
We prepare all necessary documents, translations, and paperwork
Flight to Spain
Upon your arrival, we submit your student visa application. All that's left is to wait for a positive decision.
We book the appointments, accompany you to the police station, and assist with everyday matters.
Our Spanish specialists are children of immigrants who have gone through all the stages and are now ready to share their experience with you
We understand you, as we relocated to Spain ourselves
Office in the Center of Barcelona
You are always welcome to visit our office and speak with us in person
Personal Manager
10 Years of Experience
All our specialists are lawyers educated in Spain who have personally gone through the journey from obtaining a residence permit to acquiring citizenship.
100% Success Rate
This is our practical experience, not just a catchy number. We take on your case and see it through to the end.
>1000 People
Relocated with us in 2023
Clients return to us and recommend us to their friends.
Your Case is Handled by a Lawyer
During the initial meeting, we discuss your situation in detail and gather information to plan your relocation.
Residence Renewal
All our clients continue to work with us year after year until they obtain Spanish citizenship.
Post-Approval Support
After your residence permit is approved, we will assist you in obtaining your physical residence card (TIE). Additionally, we can help you find housing and educational institutions for your children.
Communication
We stay in touch with you at every stage of the process—collecting, completing, and submitting documents. You do not need to communicate with Spanish government agencies yourself.
Document Preparation
We help you prepare the documents for your residence permit and provide support with filling out forms, translations, and processing other necessary paperwork.
Relocation Plan
Based on your goals and preferences, we create the optimal action plan for your move.
Initial Consultation
During the first meeting, we discuss your situation in detail and gather the necessary information to plan your relocation.
Here is a Detailed Look at How We Work Together
Frequently asked questions about immigration and legal assistance in Spain
What is the difference between a 180-day visa and a 365-day visa?
If your study program lasts up to 180 days (for example, short-term language courses), you will receive a visa that does not require you to apply for a TIE (Residence Card) in Spain. If the program lasts more than 180 days, you will receive a 90-day Type D visa, which you can use to enter Spain and then apply for a TIE within one month.
Can I work while I'm in school?
Yes, the law allows students to work up to 30 hours a week, provided the job is compatible with their studies and they have the appropriate authorization. We can help you obtain that authorization.
Can my family come with me?
Yes, you can include your spouse and minor children in the application. However, for each family member, you will need to demonstrate additional financial resources (75% of the IPREM for the first family member and 50% for each subsequent one).
What kind of health insurance is required for a visa?
You need a policy from an insurance company accredited in Spain. The insurance must be valid for the entire duration of your stay, provide comprehensive coverage (including hospitalization), and have no copayments (sin copagos). We provide a list of verified insurance companies.
What should I do if my visa application is denied?
If your application is denied, the consulate must provide a written explanation of the reasons. You have the right to file an appeal within one month. We specialize in analyzing the reasons for denial and preparing appeals.
Can I stay in Spain after I finish my studies?
Yes, that is possible. After three years of continuous residence on a student visa, you can convert it to a residence permit with the right to work, provided you have an employment contract. Also, after you graduate, you can apply for a special residence permit to look for a job or start your own business.
