Anna, Nizhny Novgorod
Student visa, August 2026
Student visa for Spain
We check your documents, put your file together, prepare you for submission at the consulate — and stay with you until the visa decision and, after you arrive, until your TIE card.
- Barcelona
- Madrid
- Valencia
What the student visa gives you
The D visa is for those coming to Spain not for a holiday, but to study: it gives you the right to stay in the country for more than 90 days.
30 hours
a week you can work while you study in Spain.
A path to residency
After your studies you can stay and switch to another type of residence permit.
Travel across Schengen
With a TIE card you can freely enter and leave the Schengen countries. In other Schengen countries you may stay for no more than 90 days in any 180-day period.Freely across the whole Schengen area with the TIE card.
Take our quiz and get your document checklist
Answer five questions and get a list for your exact case.
Can you prepare the documents yourself?
Yes, it's doable. But there are a few spots where people usually lose time.
Requirements change often
A new Reglamento de Extranjería took effect in May 2025 — a checklist from a year-old forum post may already be outdated.
Apostille, legalization and translation aren't the same thing
It isn't always clear which of the three your document and your country actually need.
The cost of a mistake is time, not a fine
Re-gathering documents and rebooking a consulate appointment can take weeks — and no one is going to push back your start date.
The language school can let you down
Some shut down or won't refund a course you've already paid for; others simply aren't accredited as full-time study, and the visa ends in a denial. We check the school before you pay.
Scams show up at every step
A "guaranteed" visa for money, insurance without the right coverage, a deposit on a flat you'll never see in person — all common traps for people arriving from abroad. We flag them ahead of time.
What we do
We check your file against today's requirements, only work with vetted language schools and insurance with the right coverage, and flag scam patterns at every step.
We put together the document list for your specific consulate, check every document before it's submitted, and stay in touch with you all the way through enrollment and the visa itself.
Doing it yourself? The blog has it all, step by step
Documents, apostille, common mistakes and refusals, explained with real examples.
How we work
Five steps from your first message to the visa decision.
We work online and speak Russian, English and Spanish — we'll help at every step, from your first question to the visa decision.
You write to us
Briefly describe your situation on WhatsApp or through the form.
Consultation
We go through your situation and draw up a plan.
Documents
We help you gather the documents, advise you and check them.
Submission
We get your package ready — you submit the documents in person at the consulate.
Visa
The consulate decides. Then we keep helping with the TIE card.
The consulate makes the visa decision. Our job is to prepare your file well and reduce the risk of a refusal caused by a mistake in your documents or a badly assembled file.
Client reviews
What people who already have their visa say.
Name, city
Student visa
Name, city
Visa after a refusal
Yegor
- SituationRefusal: the information provided was found unreliable.
- What we didWe put the file together again, added a cover letter and left the consul no doubt about the authenticity of every document.
- ResultVisa granted.
You pack the suitcase, we pack the paperwork
From the first consultation to your TIE card after you arrive.
Three levels of support — from a one-off document check to a full relocation.
Start
Document check & consultation
€180
- Consultation and case review
- Document set check
- Language school selection
Standard
Turnkey document package
€500
- Document check and collection
- Help with apostille and translation
- Insurance arrangement
- School, housing, TIE and more
Premium
Full relocation support
€1,500
- Everything in Standard
- Airport pickup
- In-person support when filing documents
You can also order separately:
- Consultation
- Document check
- Translation and apostille
- Insurance and bookings
- Enrolment at a university or school
- TIE card after arrival
Good to know:
Pay in full or in installments
100% payment upfront, or bank installments, available for clients from CIS countries.
The course fee isn't included in the package
Tuition depends on the school you choose, and we help you choose it together during the consultation. School selection is included in every tier, including Start.
We work directly with the schools
We partner with language schools in Spain, which speeds up the paperwork. We handle communication with the school and the course payments for you.
Check your chances in 2 minutes
Five questions. We'll tell you which visa suits you and what to watch before you apply.
✓Takes about 2 minutes
✓No registration required
✓Get your document checklist at the end
Straight talk
We answer the common questions and tell you upfront what not to expect from us.
Visa C is short-stay: for travel, tourism or a visit. Visa D is a national visa for a long stay, for example to study. Which one you need depends on the purpose of your trip.
It is the foreigner's identity card: your Spanish residence permit for the period of your studies. Students get it after they arrive, and we help with that too.
It depends on the reason for the refusal. We analyse it first, then put the file together again, taking into account what the consul did not like.
No. The consulate makes the decision, and nobody has the right to promise it in advance. We do everything we can so that the consulate has as few questions as possible about your documents.
Yes. Full support is not compulsory: a consultation, a document check and other services can be ordered separately.