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Spanish Student Visa for Brazilian Students

Q: How much is the visa fee?

The fee is set by each Spanish consulate or embassy and paid in local currency. Check the consular fees page of your mission before your appointment.

Q: Can I apply from inside Spain instead?

Adults who are in Spain legally can apply for a study authorization for higher education from Spain. You must apply at least two months before your legal stay ends and before the course starts, and the authorities have two months to decide; no answer means a refusal. With a 90-day visa-free stay this timing is tight, so most students apply at the consulate.

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Visa fee Set by your consulate

Proof of funds €600 / month

When to apply At least 2 months ahead

Where Consulate for your area

You apply at the Spanish consulate or embassy that serves where you live in Brazil, usually in person and with an appointment; some missions use an external visa application center. Apply at least two months before your course starts, and earlier if you can, because the mission must consult other authorities in Spain.

National visa application form and a recent photo
Passport valid for your whole stay, with two blank pages and issued less than ten years ago
Proof that you live in the mission’s district
Acceptance letter from your Spanish university for a full-time program
Proof of funds of at least €600 for each month of your stay. Financial documents issued abroad may need an apostille or legalization and a translation into Spanish.
Health insurance from an insurer authorized in Spain that covers all the risks covered by the Spanish public health system, for your whole stay
If you are an adult and stay more than six months: criminal record certificates from every country where you lived in the last five years, apostilled or legalized and officially translated into Spanish
If you stay more than six months: a medical certificate stating that you have no disease with serious public health implications, apostilled or legalized and translated into Spanish where needed
The visa fee