Spain visa — Morocco passport: documents and fees

Which procedure for your trip?

Tourism (short stay)

Tourism (short stay) · Stay of up to 90 days · Verified on 18 October 2026
Student visa

Study · Verified on 7 October 2026
Student visa: documents, fees and steps
Work visa

Work · Verified on 7 October 2026
Work visa: documents, fees and steps

Documents requested

Tourism (short stay)

Completed and signed Schengen visa application formConditions and details
Each applicant shall submit an application form in accordance with Annex I to the Visa Code, filled in by hand or electronically and signed by hand or, where the competent State recognises electronic signature, by qualified electronic signature. Consulates shall make the form available free of charge. Its submission is a condition for the admissibility of the application (Article 19).
Valid passport or travel documentConditions and details
The travel document must be valid for at least three months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the Member States (in the case of several visits, after the last intended date of departure), contain at least two blank pages and have been issued within the previous ten years. Its submission is a condition for the admissibility of the application (Article 19).
Photograph compliant with the standardsConditions and details
A photograph is submitted or taken at the time of lodging and registered in the Visa Information System (VIS). The technical requirements refer to the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (document 9303, part 1, 6th edition). Its submission is a condition of admissibility (Article 19).
Payment of the visa feeConditions and details
The Visa Code sets the visa fee at 90 EUR for an applicant aged 12 years or older. The fees are charged in euros, in the national currency of the third country or in the currency habitually used in the place where the application is lodged, and are not refundable, except in the cases provided for (in particular an inadmissible application). A receipt is given to the applicant. Payment is a condition of admissibility (Article 19).
Evidence of the tourist purpose of the journey and of the itineraryConditions and details
For a uniform visa, the applicant presents documents indicating the purpose of the journey. For tourism, the non-exhaustive list in Annex II mentions the confirmation of booking of an organised trip or any other appropriate document indicating the travel plans.
Proof of sufficient means of subsistenceConditions and details
The applicant presents documents showing that they have sufficient means of subsistence for the duration of the stay and for the return to their country of origin or residence, or that they are able to acquire them legally. Annex II cites proof of financial means in the country of residence among the items that make it possible to assess the intention to return. The reference amount set by Spain for entry appears in the recommendations.
Elements establishing the intention to leave the Schengen area before the visa expiresConditions and details
The applicant provides information allowing an assessment of their intention to leave the territory of the Member States before the visa expires. The non-exhaustive list in Annex II mentions: a reservation for a return or round-trip ticket, proof of financial means in the country of residence, proof of employment (bank statements), proof of real estate ownership, proof of integration in the country of residence (family ties, professional situation).
Travel medical insurance (minimum coverage of 30 000 EUR)Conditions and details
The insurance covers costs related to repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical care, emergency hospital care or death. It is valid throughout the entire territory of the Member States for the whole duration of the intended stay, with minimum coverage of 30 000 EUR. For a multiple-entry visa, it covers the first intended visit and the applicant signs, in the form, a declaration on the need to be insured for subsequent stays. It is in principle taken out in the country of residence.

Depending on your situation

Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation or other document indicating the planned accommodation)Conditions and details
The applicant presents documents relating to accommodation, or proof of sufficient means to cover it. For tourism, Annex II mentions a document from the accommodation establishment or any other appropriate document indicating the accommodation envisaged. Where the accommodation is with a private individual, the invitation letter applies.
Invitation letter (carta de invitación) issued by the police at the request of the host in SpainConditions and details
For a tourist or private stay with a private individual, the carta de invitación (Orden PRE/1283/2007) is applied for by the person issuing the invitation, where applicable by appointment, at the police station of their place of residence. The application states the identity of the host and of the guest, the intention to host the guest at their main home or in a secondary residence, together with supporting proof of availability of the accommodation (title deed, lease or similar document), the link with the guest and the approximate dates of the stay. Issuance depends on a favourable decision; the host may be summoned to an interview. After the favourable decision, the host pays the fee within one month and presents the proof of payment in order to collect the letter, which they then forward to the guest: the sending time is added to the processing time and must be anticipated. The letter may be required at the border post.

Student visa

Valid passport or travel document, recognized as valid in Spain, with a minimum validity of one yearConditions and details
The Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration requires a passport or travel document in force, recognized as valid in Spain, with a validity of at least one year. Generally speaking, copies of the documents are attached to the application and the originals are presented at the time of submission.
National visa application form (« solicitud de visado nacional »), to be downloaded from the website of the Spanish consular postConditions and details
The « Visado nacional » pages of the Spanish consular posts direct to the national visa application form, used for study, work or residence visas. It can be downloaded from the page of the post that receives the application.
Proof of admission to a recognised higher education institution (or an authorised centre for post-compulsory secondary education) and of payment of the enrolment or tuition feesConditions and details
For higher education, the student must have been admitted by a recognised higher education institution to a full-time programme leading to a recognised degree, and must have paid the enrolment fees. For post-compulsory secondary education, he must be admitted to an authorised centre in Spain, to a full-time programme leading to a recognised qualification. Non-university studies are taken in person or in a hybrid format, with at least 50 % in person.
Proof of sufficient financial means for the stay and the return to the country of origin: 100 % of the IPREM per month for the student, plus 75 % for the first family member and 50 % for each subsequent oneConditions and details
The IPREM is the Spanish public indicator of income with multiple effects, taken as the reference. The student provides proof of 100 % of the IPREM for each month, unless he proves that he has paid his accommodation in advance for the entire duration of the stay. For the family members accompanying him, the threshold is 75 % of the IPREM for the first one and 50 % for each of the others, with the same exception. The sums spent on the cost of the studies are not counted.
Health insurance taken out with an insurer authorised to operate in Spain, with benefits similar to those of the basic common portfolio of the National Health SystemConditions and details
The application file includes proof of health insurance taken out with an insurance company authorized to operate in Spain, whose benefits are similar to those of the basic common coverage of the healthcare services of the National Health System.
Medical certificate attesting the absence of diseases with serious repercussions for public health, within the meaning of the International Health Regulations of 2005This certificate is attached to the application filed from abroad. It is not required when the student applies for a long-term stay authorization while already in Spain.
Proof of payment of the visa application processing fee, payable at the time of submissionThe visa issuance fee is paid at the time of application, and proof of payment is attached to the file.

Depending on your situation

Criminal record certificate from the country of origin or the country of residence for the last five years, if the stay exceeds six months and if the applicant is of legal age under criminal lawConditions and details
When the duration of the stay exceeds six months and the person is of legal age under criminal law, the application file includes a criminal record certificate issued by the authorities of the country of origin or of the country where the person has resided during the last five years. The stay depends on the duration of the studies; the applicant checks for himself or herself whether the six-month threshold is exceeded.
Documents issued abroad: translation into Spanish by a sworn translator, and legalization or apostilleConditions and details
Documents from other countries are translated into Spanish (or into the co-official language of the territory where the application is submitted) by a sworn translator. Any foreign public document must first be legalized by the Spanish consulate competent for the country that issued it, or by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, unless it bears the apostille of the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 or is exempt from legalization by an international convention.

Work visa

Ordinary passport or travel document recognised as valid in Spain, with a minimum validity of one yearConditions and details
The visa application includes an ordinary passport or a travel document recognised as valid in Spain, whose validity is at least one year. A complete copy of the valid passport or travel document is also attached by the employer to the work authorisation application.
National visa application form (« solicitud de visado nacional »), to be downloaded from the website of the Spanish consular postConditions and details
The “Visado nacional” pages of the Spanish consular posts refer to the national visa application form, used for work, study or residence visas. It is downloaded from the page of the post that receives the application.
Employment contract signed by the employer and by the worker, according to the official model, guaranteeing continuous activity throughout the entire duration of the authorisationConditions and details
The employer attaches to its authorisation application a copy of the employment contract drawn up on the official model, signed by the employer and by the worker. The contract guarantees the worker continuous activity for the duration of the authorisation to reside and work, and its conditions comply with the regulations in force. For part-time work, the annual remuneration is at least equal to the full-time interprofessional minimum wage (SMI).
Documents proving the capacity and, where applicable, the professional qualification required by law in order to practise the profession (officially recognised diploma if necessary)Conditions and details
The authorisation application includes a copy of the documents proving that the worker has the capacity and, where applicable, the professional qualification legally required in order to practise the profession, with a recognised qualification when the profession requires it.
Criminal record certificate issued by the authorities of the country of origin or of the country or countries of residence during the last five yearsConditions and details
The worker must not have a criminal record in Spain or in the countries where he has resided during the last five years, for offences existing in Spanish law. He attaches to the visa application a certificate issued by the authorities of his country of origin or of the country or countries where he resided during those five years.
Medical certificate attached to the visa applicationConditions and details
The Ministry of Inclusion cites a «medical certificate» among the documents to be attached to the visa application, together with the passport, the criminal record and the proof of the visa fee.
Proof of payment of the visa feeConditions and details
The proof of payment of the visa fee is attached to the visa application, filed in person by the worker at the diplomatic or consular post of Spain on which his place of residence depends.

Depending on your situation

Documents issued abroad: translation into Spanish by a sworn translator, and legalization or apostilleConditions and details
Documents from other countries are translated into Spanish (or into the co-official language of the territory where the application is submitted) by a sworn translator. Any foreign public document must first be legalized by the Spanish consulate competent for the country that issued it, or by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, unless it bears the apostille of the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 or is exempt from legalization by an international convention.

Official fees

Tourism (short stay)

Schengen visa fees fixed by the Visa Code (applicant aged 12 or older) 90 €

Steps

Tourism (short stay)

Check that the planned stay does not exceed 90 days over any 180-day period, within the validity limit of the visa.
Check that Spain is the competent State: sole or main destination (duration or purpose of the stay); failing that, the State of the first external border crossed.
Lodge the application no earlier than six months and, as a general rule, no later than 15 calendar days before the start of the trip.
Make an appointment if the post requires it: as a general rule, the appointment takes place within two weeks of the appointment request.
Appear in person when lodging the application for the recording of the ten fingerprints, unless fingerprints have been registered in the VIS less than 59 months before the new application; the photograph is scanned or taken at the time of lodging.
Submit the form, passport and photograph and pay the fees: without these items or biometric data, the application is inadmissible.
Wait for the decision: 15 calendar days from the lodging of an admissible application, up to 45 days in certain cases.
Track the status of the visa application on the ministry's SuTRÁMITE service, using the data from the receipt issued by the post.
At the border, present the passport, the visa and the requested supporting documents, and submit to the recording of biometric data.

Student visa

Be admitted to a full-time program leading to a recognized degree at a recognized higher education institution in Spain (or an authorized center for post-compulsory secondary education), and have paid the enrollment fees.
Assemble the file: passport, medical certificate, proof of financial resources, of health insurance, of admission and of payment of the enrollment fees, criminal record certificate if the stay exceeds six months, proof of payment of the fee.
Submit the visa application in person (or through a representative) at the Spanish diplomatic or consular post with jurisdiction over the place of residence, at least two months before the start of the studies, and pay the visa fee.
Wait for the decision: at most one month from the day after submission; without an express response within that period, the application may be considered rejected by administrative silence.
Collect the granted visa within two months of the notification; failing that, the applicant is deemed to have waived it and the file is closed.
If the stay exceeds six months: apply in person for the foreigner identity card (TIE) at the police station or police service of the place of residence, within one month of entry into Spain.

Work visa

Finding an employer established in Spain: it is the employer who applies for the initial residence and salaried work authorization (worker over 16 years of age, a stay of more than 90 days and less than five years).
The employer justifies the national employment situation: an occupation from the catalogue of hard-to-fill professions, demonstrated difficulty in filling the position, an international agreement (Chile, Peru) or a case under Article 40 of Law 4/2000.
The employer submits the application online through the electronic portal of the Ministry of Territorial Policy (Mercurio procedure), with the signed contract and supporting documents; the fees are paid within ten working days.
Wait for the decision: three months from the day after the application is entered in the register; without notification within this period, the application may be considered rejected by administrative silence.
If the authorization is granted, apply for the visa in person within one month of the notification to the employer, at the Spanish consular post responsible for the place of residence: passport, criminal record certificate, medical certificate, proof of the visa fee.
The post decides on the visa within one month; the worker collects the visa in person within the month following the notification, otherwise the worker is deemed to waive it and the file is closed.
Enter Spain during the three months of validity of the visa, then be affiliated with Social Security within the three months following entry: the visa allows the person to stay while awaiting this registration.
Within the month following registration with Social Security, apply in person for the foreigner's identity card (TIE) at the police station or police service of the place of residence.

Where to apply

Tourism (short stay)

Spanish consulate competent for the applicant's place of legal residence (or, upon justification, for their place of legal presence).
“Servicios consulares” catalogue of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: select the country, the delegation, the “Visados” category, then the service to display the post's information sheet.
Directory of Spanish embassies and consulates, country by country.
External service provider, where the post has recourse to one: information, collection of applications, biometric data and fees; examination and decision remain with the consulate.

Student visa

Diplomatic mission or consular office of Spain with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of residence: submission of the visa application in person
“Visado nacional” page on the website of the competent Spanish consular post: application form, table of consular fees and list of documents by visa type

Work visa

Electronic portal of the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory (MERCURIO procedure): authorization application submitted by the employer.
Spanish diplomatic mission or consular office responsible for the worker's place of residence: visa application in person
“Visado nacional” page on the website of the competent Spanish consular post: application form, table of consular fees and list of documents by visa type

Good to know

Tourism (short stay)

Financial means required on entry into SpainConditions and details
For travellers subject to this requirement on entry, the formula uses 10 % of the gross monthly minimum wage per person per day, with a floor of 90 % per person, regardless of the length of stay. The days of entry and exit are included. With the monthly minimum wage of 1 221 EUR set for 2026, the calculated reference amounts are 122.10 EUR per day and at least 1 098.90 EUR per person. Confirm the amount and the applicable conditions with the consulate. Proof may be provided in cash, certified cheques, traveller's cheques, payment letters or a credit card accompanied by an up-to-date account statement or bankbook, or another means proving available credit. The ministry excludes bank letters and bank statements downloaded from the internet. Exemptions apply to certain holders of residence or study permits, national visas or return authorisations; check the conditions for your category.
Supporting documents to keep for the check at the borderConditions and details
The border police may, in all cases, require a return ticket or a tourist tour ticket and, for a tourist or private trip, proof of accommodation issued by the establishment or an invitation letter from a private individual, or the booking confirmation for an organised trip. The invitation letter does not replace the other entry conditions.
Holders of a residence permit or a long-stay visa of another Schengen StateConditions and details
The visa is not required of third-country nationals holding a valid residence permit or a valid long-stay visa issued by another Schengen State: they may travel for a maximum of 90 days over any period of 180 days with a valid passport, justifying the purpose and conditions of the stay as well as sufficient means.
Declaration of entry in the event of arrival from another Schengen StateConditions and details
A third-country national (except Andorra, Monaco and San Marino) who arrives in Spain from a State with which Spain has abolished border controls, without authorisation of residence in Spain, must personally declare their entry to the police; if they have not done so on entry, they have three days to do so at a National Police station.
Beyond 90 days: national visaConditions and details
A stay of more than 90 days in any 180-day period to work, study or settle in Spain falls under a national visa, which is distinct from the Schengen visa. A national visa is also required to come to work in Spain for less than 90 days.
Extension of stay: within the limit of three months over six monthsConditions and details
When the visa covers less than three months, an extension of stay may be requested, without ever exceeding three months over a period of six months. The application is made in person to the police at the place where the person is located (form EX-00), with a passport, proof of means, travel insurance and guarantees of return. If there is no response within the time limit, the application is deemed rejected.

Student visa

Submission in the country of residenceConditions and details
The study visa application is submitted in person at the Spanish diplomatic or consular post with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of residence. The applicant may also act through a representative; if the applicant is a minor, his or her parents, guardians or duly accredited representative appear in person.
Submission deadlineConditions and details
The application is submitted at least two months before the date on which the studies begin, unless impossibility is justified by specific enrolment dates or by other exceptional grounds.
Duration of the authorized stayConditions and details
For higher education, the duration of the long-term residence authorization is equal to the total duration of the studies. For post-compulsory secondary education, it is equal to the duration of those studies, up to a maximum of one year. If the authorization exceeds one year, maintaining its validity requires proving each year, at the beginning of each course, enrolment or ongoing schooling.
Working while studyingConditions and details
The residence authorization for higher education allows working as an employee or on a self-employed basis, without any additional procedure, provided that the activity is compatible with the studies and does not exceed 30 hours (except intensive vocational training, governed by sectoral legislation). Exceeding this limit is a cause for termination of the residence authorization. The work authorization is geographically limited to one autonomous community, with the possibility of working in the localities bordering another community.
Close relatives of the studentConditions and details
For higher education, the spouse, the registered or stable partner, minor children (or adult children with support needs) and, if the student has a disability or an illness that requires it, the person who supports him or her may apply for their visa at the same time as the student or later, as long as the student still has 90 days of authorization validity remaining. They reside during the same period and are not authorized to work.
Extension of the study stayConditions and details
The extension is applied for electronically during the two months preceding the expiration date or the three months following it, justifying the continuation of the studies. Up to two extensions are permitted per authorization, for higher education as well as for post-compulsory secondary education; each is valid for the duration of the course, within the limit of one year.
The national visa does not constitute a right of entryConditions and details
A national visa is required of any third-country national who stays in Spain for more than 90 days (over any period of 180 days) in order to study. It allows travel to Spain and movement within the Schengen area for up to 90 days, but does not confer an automatic right of entry: border authorities may refuse entry if not all the legal conditions are met.
Service fee of an outsourcing companyConditions and details
Some Spanish consular posts use an outsourcing company to receive applications; its service fee is then added to the visa fee, which is listed in the post's table of consular fees.
Other study stays, with other fact sheetsConditions and details
The Ministry of Inclusion publishes separate fact sheets for the school pupil mobility programme, student mobility within the European Union, Andorran nationals and their relatives, and the temporary travel of minors for schooling purposes. They are not described here.
Procedures for the foreigner identity cardConditions and details
The documents to be provided for the foreigner identity card (TIE) are published in the Extranjería section of the electronic headquarters of the Ministry of Territorial Policy; appointment requests, payment of the fees and case follow-up are also listed there.

Work visa

Work authorization via the employer first, then the visaConditions and details
In Spain, the worker does not apply for the work authorization himself: it is the employer who applies for it. The visa is applied for after this authorization is granted, within the month following its notification to the employer. The authorization is intended for a foreign worker over 16 years of age, for a period of more than 90 days and less than five years.
Procedure reserved for non-residentsConditions and details
The Ministry of Inclusion reserves this procedure for foreign workers who do not reside in Spain and who are not in an irregular situation there at the time the employer submits the authorization application.
National employment situationConditions and details
The authorization is possible if the occupation appears in the catalogue of occupations that are difficult to fill, published each quarter by the State Public Employment Service. For an occupation outside the catalogue, the employer must demonstrate to the Office for Foreigners the difficulty of filling the position with workers already present in the labour market; the Office takes into account the report of the public employment services and the urgency of the recruitment, and a job offer is submitted on the Empléate portal and to the public employment services. Nationals of States linked to Spain by an international agreement (Chile, Peru) and the cases provided for by article 40 of Organic Law 4/2000 are also covered.
Conditions to be met by the employerConditions and details
The employer is registered with Social Security and up to date with their tax and social obligations, and has sufficient economic, material or personnel resources for their project and to meet their commitments towards the worker. If the employer is a natural person, after payment of the agreed salary they must prove 50% of the SMI with no dependants, 100% of the SMI if the household has two members, plus 25% of the SMI for each additional member. For domestic service, they provide their NIF or NIE and their latest income tax return or a certificate of income.
Two fees, paid by the worker and by the employerConditions and details
Two fees (form 790) are linked to the authorisation: one, code 052, is paid by the foreign worker; the other, code 062, is paid by the employer if the work authorisation lasts six months or more. They are due when the application is submitted and are paid within ten working days. The visa fee is paid separately, when applying for the visa.
Ancillary self-employed activityConditions and details
The initial residence and paid employment authorisation also allows a self-employed activity to be carried out during its period of validity, provided that paid employment remains the main activity. If this paid employment ends for reasons independent of the worker's will, the worker must report it to the Immigration Office within three days.
The national visa does not constitute a right of entryConditions and details
The national visa allows travel to Spain and movement within the Schengen area for up to 90 days, but it does not grant an automatic right of entry: border authorities may refuse entry if all the legal conditions are not met. A national visa is also required for a work trip of less than 90 days, a case not covered by this procedure.
Other work pathways, with other fact sheetsConditions and details
The Ministry of Inclusion publishes separate fact sheets for seasonal work (fact sheet 23), cross-border workers (fact sheet 40), access to employment for holders of a residence authorization for studies (fact sheet 4 bis), relatives of Spanish nationals (fact sheet 18) and Andorran nationals (fact sheet 22). Self-employment, the entrepreneur and the highly qualified worker have their own sections.
Procedures for the foreigner identity cardConditions and details
The documents to be provided for the foreigner identity card (TIE) are published in the Extranjería section of the electronic headquarters of the Ministry of Territorial Policy; appointment requests, payment of the fees and case follow-up are also listed there.
Service fee of an outsourcing companyConditions and details
Some Spanish consular posts use an outsourcing company to receive applications; its service fee is then added to the visa fee, which is listed in the post's table of consular fees.

Frequently asked questions

Spain, Morocco passport: is a visa required?

Visa required for a short tourist stay with an ordinary passport.

Tourism (short stay): which documents are requested?

Completed and signed Schengen visa application form ; Valid passport or travel document ; Photograph compliant with the standards ; Payment of the visa fee ; Evidence of the tourist purpose of the journey and of the itinerary ; Proof of sufficient means of subsistence ; Elements establishing the intention to leave the Schengen area before the visa expires ; Travel medical insurance (minimum coverage of 30 000 EUR).

Tourism (short stay): what are the official fees?

Schengen visa fees fixed by the Visa Code (applicant aged 12 or older) : 90 €.

Tourism (short stay): where do I apply?

Spanish consulate competent for the applicant's place of legal residence (or, upon justification, for their place of legal presence). ; “Servicios consulares” catalogue of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: select the country, the delegation, the “Visados” category, then the service to display the post's information sheet. ; Directory of Spanish embassies and consulates, country by country. ; External service provider, where the post has recourse to one: information, collection of applications, biometric data and fees; examination and decision remain with the consulate..

Tourism (short stay): how long can I stay?

Stay of up to 90 days.

Student visa: which documents are requested?

Valid passport or travel document, recognized as valid in Spain, with a minimum validity of one year ; National visa application form (« solicitud de visado nacional »), to be downloaded from the website of the Spanish consular post ; Proof of admission to a recognised higher education institution (or an authorised centre for post-compulsory secondary education) and of payment of the enrolment or tuition fees ; Proof of sufficient financial means for the stay and the return to the country of origin: 100 % of the IPREM per month for the student, plus 75 % for the first family member and 50 % for each subsequent one ; Health insurance taken out with an insurer authorised to operate in Spain, with benefits similar to those of the basic common portfolio of the National Health System ; Medical certificate attesting the absence of diseases with serious repercussions for public health, within the meaning of the International Health Regulations of 2005 ; Proof of payment of the visa application processing fee, payable at the time of submission.

Student visa: where do I apply?

Diplomatic mission or consular office of Spain with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of residence: submission of the visa application in person ; “Visado nacional” page on the website of the competent Spanish consular post: application form, table of consular fees and list of documents by visa type.

Work visa: which documents are requested?

Ordinary passport or travel document recognised as valid in Spain, with a minimum validity of one year ; National visa application form (« solicitud de visado nacional »), to be downloaded from the website of the Spanish consular post ; Employment contract signed by the employer and by the worker, according to the official model, guaranteeing continuous activity throughout the entire duration of the authorisation ; Documents proving the capacity and, where applicable, the professional qualification required by law in order to practise the profession (officially recognised diploma if necessary) ; Criminal record certificate issued by the authorities of the country of origin or of the country or countries of residence during the last five years ; Medical certificate attached to the visa application ; Proof of payment of the visa fee.

Work visa: where do I apply?

Electronic portal of the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory (MERCURIO procedure): authorization application submitted by the employer. ; Spanish diplomatic mission or consular office responsible for the worker's place of residence: visa application in person ; “Visado nacional” page on the website of the competent Spanish consular post: application form, table of consular fees and list of documents by visa type.

Official links

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Ministerio del Interior | Carta de invitación (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
Ministerio del Interior (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
Boletín Oficial del Estado (new tab) www.boe.es
Ministerio del Interior | Entrada: requisitos y condiciones (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
Ministerio del Interior | Entrada en España (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
Ministerio del Interior | Cruce de fronteras (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
VISADO NACIONAL (new tab) www.exteriores.gob.es
Ministerio del Interior | Estancia (new tab) www.interior.gob.es
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación (España) (new tab) www.exteriores.gob.es
SuTRAMITE (new tab) sutramiteconsular.maec.es
Embajadas y consulados (new tab) www.exteriores.gob.es
Hoja 1 - Autorización de estancia de larga duración para la realización de estudios superiores o de educación secundaria postobligatoria. Familiares. Prórroga de la autorización - Migraciones… (new tab) www.inclusion.gob.es
Hoja 4 bis - Acceso al empleo de las personas titulares de una autorización de estancia de larga duración por estudios, movilidad de alumnos, servicios de voluntariado o actividades formativas -… (new tab) www.inclusion.gob.es
Estudiar - Migraciones - Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones (new tab) www.inclusion.gob.es
Extranjería - Administraciones Públicas (new tab) sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es
Hoja 12 - Autorización inicial de residencia temporal y trabajo por cuenta ajena - Migraciones - Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones (new tab) www.inclusion.gob.es
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