Anna, Nizhny Novgorod
Student visa, August 2026
We check your documents, put your file together, prepare you for submission at the visa centre — and stay with you until the visa decision.
Visa C is a tourist visa: for short trips to Spain, with no right to work or move there permanently.
maximum you can stay in the Schengen area on a tourist visa, within any 180-day period.
If your trip covers several Schengen countries, you apply at the visa centre of the country where you'll spend more than half of your trip, or, if the days split evenly, the country of first entry.
For this visa, that means: you need to spend most of your trip in Spain.
With a type C visa you can move freely between Schengen countries.
It's usually issued strictly for the length of your trip, with no extra buffer.
A multi-year multiple-entry visa is more the exception than the rule, and it's best not to count on one in advance.
Answer five questions and get a list for your exact case.
Yes, it's doable. But there are a few spots where people usually lose time.
You need medical insurance with sufficient coverage and a clear, realistic itinerary — these often raise questions too.
Mismatched dates across different documents are one of the most common reasons for extra questions.
Re-gathering documents and a new visa-centre appointment can take weeks — and no one is going to push back your travel dates.
They take payment upfront for connections or forged documents, then disappear with your money once the consulate denies the visa.
We check your file against the requirements of the specific visa centre, make sure the dates match across every document, and flag scam patterns at every step.
We put together the document list for your itinerary and purpose of travel, check the file before it's submitted, and stay in touch with you until the visa decision.
Documents, apostille, common mistakes and refusals, explained with real examples.
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.
Briefly describe your situation on WhatsApp or through the form.
We go through the purpose and dates of your trip and draw up a plan.
We advise you, help you gather the documents and check everything before submission.
We get your package ready — you submit the documents in person at the visa centre.
The consulate decides. We stay in touch if anything else is needed.
The consulate makes the visa decision. Our job is to put together a file with as few open questions as possible — about the purpose of your trip and the details.
What people who already have their visa say.
Anna, Nizhny Novgorod
Student visa, August 2026
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From the first consultation to a package ready to submit.
Three formats — from a one-off consultation to full support.
Case review and a plan
€49
Everything for submission, turnkey
€199
You gathered it — we check it
€99
You can also order separately:
Important to know:
The cost of insurance and the consular fee is not included in the price of the service package and is paid separately.
We accept payment by Russian bank card, foreign card, or Russia's SBP instant-payment system. Clients from CIS countries can also pay in bank installments.
Documents can only be submitted in person — attending the visa centre yourself is a required, key step. We oversee document collection, review your package and do everything we can to minimize risk.
Five questions. We'll tell you what to watch for before you apply for a tourist visa.
We answer the common questions and tell you upfront what not to expect from us.
You can submit visa documents no earlier than 6 months before your trip — apply before that and the application simply won't be accepted.
We recommend not waiting until the last week and submitting documents at least 3–4 months ahead: that leaves time to calmly put the document package together and wait for your trip without stress.
The real limit is the dates printed on your visa itself, and never more than 90 days within any 180-day period — and this rule applies across the whole Schengen area, not just Spain. It's important to respect exactly the dates on your visa: not doing so can lead to a refusal on future applications.
It depends on the reason for the refusal. We look into it first, then put the document package together again, taking into account what raised questions last time.
No. The consulate makes the decision, and nobody has the right to promise it in advance. We do everything we can so the consulate has as few questions as possible about your documents.
Yes. Full support isn't required — a consultation, a document check and other services can be ordered separately.
Tell us about your situation in a couple of lines. We'll reply and suggest where to start.