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Get Your Spain Student Visa — Study, Live & Work in the EU
From application to approval — we handle it all. Your education in Spain starts in 4–8 weeks.
Study in Spain — Without the Bureaucratic Chaos
Tired of conflicting information, endless paperwork, and slow responses from embassies?
We simplify the Spain Student Visa process for U.S. citizens so you can focus on your studies, not your stress.
Our Spain-based legal team, fluent in both English and Spanish, has helped Americans from California, New York, Texas, and Florida move abroad for education — with a 100% approval rate on eligible cases.
Whether you’re enrolling in a university, a language school, or a vocational program, we’ll guide you through every step — from securing your acceptance letter to registering your residency in Spain.
We simplify the Spain Student Visa process for U.S. citizens so you can focus on your studies, not your stress.
Our Spain-based legal team, fluent in both English and Spanish, has helped Americans from California, New York, Texas, and Florida move abroad for education — with a 100% approval rate on eligible cases.
Whether you’re enrolling in a university, a language school, or a vocational program, we’ll guide you through every step — from securing your acceptance letter to registering your residency in Spain.
You Deserve an Education and Lifestyle That Works for You
You take care of your new life in Spain.
- Access top-tier universities and language schools at a fraction of U.S. tuition
- 300+ days of sunshine each year
- Visa-free travel to 26+ Schengen countries
- Work part-time (up to 30 hours/week) while you study
- Affordable rent — €700–€1,000 for a city apartment
- Private health insurance from just ~€67/month
- A clear path to long-term residency and citizenship
You take care of your new life in Spain.
U.S. vs. Spain: Why Students Are Choosing the Mediterranean Classroom
Parameter
United States (NY, CA, FL)
Spain
Housing
$1,500–$4,000/month
€700–€1,000/month in major cities
Healthcare
$10,000+/year insurance
Private insurance ~€67–€150/month
Work While Studying
Often restricted for int’l students
Legal up to 30 hrs/week with Student Visa
Political Stability
High polarization, social unrest, uncertainty.
#1 expat safety ranking (2024, HSBC Expat Survey). No riots or mass protests.
Travel
Limited, expensive
Freedom to travel across Schengen
Climate
Winters can be harsh
Mild winters, sunny climate
Language & Bureaucracy
No language barriers, but high cost of living.
English-speaking support. Streamlined processes for non-residents.
Spain Immigration Made Simple — Choose the Visa That Fits Your Lifestyle
Whether you’re planning to study, work remotely, or enjoy a slower pace of life in the Mediterranean, Spain offers legal, stress-free visa options for U.S. citizens.
At Veorina Advisors, we help you find the visa that matches your income, goals, and timeline — and then handle the entire process from start to finish.
At Veorina Advisors, we help you find the visa that matches your income, goals, and timeline — and then handle the entire process from start to finish.
Student Spain Visa — For U.S. Citizens Studying in Spain
Live in Spain legally while completing your studies at a recognized institution. Perfect for university degrees, language programs, or specialized courses.
Get a Free Consultation - Enrollment in an accredited Spanish school or university
- Full visa paperwork preparation, translations, and apostilles
- Permission to work part-time (up to 30 hours/week) while studying
- Includes spouse and dependent children in certain cases
- End-to-end support — from admission assistance to residency registration
Digital Nomad Visa — For Remote Professionals & Freelancers
Work legally from Spain while keeping your U.S. clients and income. Ideal for remote employees, tech workers, and service-based entrepreneurs.
Get a Free Consultation - Income from outside Spain: from €2,520/month (gross)
- Valid job contract or freelance invoices
- No local tax on foreign income for 5 years (Beckham Law)
- Renewable for up to 5 years, then convertible to long-term residency
- Full support from application to post-arrival setup in Spain
Non-Lucrative Visa — For Families, Retirees & Remote Investors
Live in Spain without working for a Spanish company.
Ideal for those with stable passive income or significant savings.
Get a Free Consultation Ideal for those with stable passive income or significant savings.
- Income from investments, pensions, or rentals: €28,800+/year
- No job offer or business activity required
- Includes family members and school-age children
- Approved in 6–8 weeks with full document support
- Our legal team handles embassy-specific requirements for U.S. applicants
Your Spain Visa Questions, Answered — Clearly and Confidently
Every month, we help U.S. citizens — from California to New York, Florida, Texas, and beyond — relocate to Spain with zero guesswork. Whether you’re a remote professional, student, or retiree, we’ve solved the challenges that keep most people from making the move.
For 2025, Spain requires proof of at least €600/month (around $660) or €7,200/year for living expenses — on top of tuition fees and housing costs. Some consulates prefer to see a higher amount for extra financial security. We can advise on the best way to present your proof of funds.
Yes — you can work up to 30 hours per week during your studies. Your employer or internship provider must register your work authorization with Spanish authorities. This is ideal for covering part of your living costs while studying.
Absolutely. You can apply to change your status to a Work Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, or other long-term residency. Many of our clients transition directly into full-time roles or remote work permits without leaving Spain.
It depends on the Spanish consulate handling your application. Some require a short interview to confirm your study plans and financial means. We prepare you with possible questions and answers so you feel confident.
A family member, legal guardian, or scholarship provider can act as a financial sponsor. Sponsors must provide bank statements, proof of income, and a formal sponsorship letter.
Free Guide: How to Get Spain’s Student Visa — Step by Step (U.S. Edition)
Thinking about studying in Spain in 2025? Whether it’s a semester abroad, a full degree program, or an intensive Spanish language course, the Spain Student Visa is your legal path to live and study in one of Europe’s most vibrant countries.
But here’s the challenge:
- Each Spanish consulate in the U.S. has slightly different requirements.
- Missing just one document can lead to rejection.
- Many applicants underestimate the proof-of-funds and insurance rules.
We’ve helped over 100 U.S. students and parents get approved on the first try — and now we’re sharing our proven process in one free, expert-reviewed checklist.
What’s Inside the Guide:
✅ Complete Student Visa Document Checklist — tailored for U.S.-based applicants, with examples of correctly formatted bank statements, tuition receipts, and acceptance letters.
✅ Exact Proof of Funds Requirements — how much you need in 2025 (€600/month or €7,200/year) and acceptable formats for showing it.
✅ Embassy-Specific Instructions — for New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago consulates.
✅ Visa Interview Preparation — possible questions and how to answer them confidently.
✅ Avoid the Top 7 Student Visa Mistakes — based on real rejection cases we’ve helped fix.
✅ Bonus: Interactive Timeline Calculator + “First Week in Spain” Arrival Checklist.
Created by Spain-based immigration lawyers with 100+ successful Student Visa approvals for U.S. citizens.
Why U.S. Students Choose Veorina — Even When Others Can’t Deliver
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Fast, Stress-Free ApprovalsFrom your first consultation to visa in hand, we guide you through every step — often securing approvals weeks faster than other providers. - Straight Answers, No SurprisesWe only take cases we’re confident will be approved. If your profile doesn’t meet the Student Visa requirements, we’ll tell you upfront — not after months of paperwork.
- Lawyers Who Understand U.S. & Spanish RulesOur bilingual, Spain-based immigration team has helped 100+ Americans enroll and study in Spain since 2015 — with a deep understanding of both U.S. documents and Spanish bureaucracy.
- End-to-End Student SupportFrom securing the right acceptance letter to preparing for your visa interview and TIE appointment — we handle the details so you can focus on starting your studies.
- Built for the U.S. Education-to-Spain PathWhether you’re enrolling in a language school, university degree, or master’s program, we translate your academic plans and financial proof into a consulate-ready, approval-worthy application.
Spain Immigration Made Easy:
Real Stories from U.S. Citizens Who Said ‘Yes’ to Spain
Real Stories from U.S. Citizens Who Said ‘Yes’ to Spain
We Handle the Chaos. You Enjoy the Sunshine ☀
From Brooklyn tech consultants to Austin-based freelancers, we’ve helped dozens of U.S. professionals legally relocate to Spain — no rejections, no guesswork.
Your story could be next.
From Brooklyn tech consultants to Austin-based freelancers, we’ve helped dozens of U.S. professionals legally relocate to Spain — no rejections, no guesswork.
Your story could be next.
From NYC Developer to Valencian Beachside Work-Life Balance: How We Got Alex Approved in 6 Weeks
Task:
Alex, 34, was a remote software developer in New York. He wanted to escape high U.S. taxes, political chaos, and burnout. His dream: live near the Mediterranean with a stress-free visa process.
Fears:
Solution:
Result:
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Moved to Valencia, paying 9% IRPF on foreign income vs. 37% in the U.S.
✅ Reunited his family under Spain’s NLV family reunification rules.
Alex, 34, was a remote software developer in New York. He wanted to escape high U.S. taxes, political chaos, and burnout. His dream: live near the Mediterranean with a stress-free visa process.
Fears:
- “Will Spain’s bureaucracy block my move?”
- “What if I lose my U.S. citizenship or face double taxation?”
Solution:
- Audited his U.S. employment contract to prove remote income compliance.
- Structured financial proof (bank statements, tax returns) to meet Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa requirements (€2,130/month).
- Translated documents, filed applications, and coordinated with Valencia’s consulate.
- Secured a rental address in Valencia’s historic center.
Result:
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Moved to Valencia, paying 9% IRPF on foreign income vs. 37% in the U.S.
✅ Reunited his family under Spain’s NLV family reunification rules.
After 40 Years of Work, They Retired in Spain. Here’s How We Made It Happen
Task :
A Canadian couple (59 & 61) sought a warm, stable country with top-tier healthcare. They had rental income and pensions but feared Spain’s income thresholds and language barriers.
Fears :
Solution :
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 7 weeks .
✅ Now living in Alicante , enjoying €67/month public healthcare and 300+ sunny days/year.
✅ No language barriers: VEORINA ADVISORS handled all communication.
A Canadian couple (59 & 61) sought a warm, stable country with top-tier healthcare. They had rental income and pensions but feared Spain’s income thresholds and language barriers.
Fears :
- “Can we prove €26K/year passive income?”
- “Will we get lost in Spanish bureaucracy?”
Solution :
- Verified their income against Spain’s NLV requirements (rental + pensions).
- Opened a Spanish bank account and translated all documents (certified by the Ministry of Justice).
- Secured private health insurance (€67–€150/month) for faster access to care.
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 7 weeks .
✅ Now living in Alicante , enjoying €67/month public healthcare and 300+ sunny days/year.
✅ No language barriers: VEORINA ADVISORS handled all communication.
No Contract? No Problem. How Marina Got Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa with Unstable Income
Task :
Marina, a freelance life coach from São Paulo, had global clients via PayPal/Stripe but no formal contract. She wanted Barcelona’s lifestyle but feared rejection due to “non-traditional” income.
Fears :
Solution :
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Launched wellness retreats in Catalonia, leveraging Spain’s EU access.
✅ Planning to transition to tax residency in 2025 (20% lower rates).
Marina, a freelance life coach from São Paulo, had global clients via PayPal/Stripe but no formal contract. She wanted Barcelona’s lifestyle but feared rejection due to “non-traditional” income.
Fears :
- “Will Spain accept freelance income?”
- “How do I prove income without a W-2?”
Solution :
- Structured her income as self-employment (freelance), using 12 months of transaction history.
- Partnered with a Spanish accountant to draft a proof-of-income letter.
- Secured NIE (tax ID) and remote housing in Barcelona.
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Launched wellness retreats in Catalonia, leveraging Spain’s EU access.
✅ Planning to transition to tax residency in 2025 (20% lower rates).
Austin to Andalusia: How a Texas Couple Retired in Spain Without Losing Their U.S. Citizenship
Task :
A couple in their 60s (Austin, TX) wanted to escape U.S. political stress and high costs. They had rental income but feared Spain’s residency rules.
Fears :
Solution :
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Living in Andalusia, paying no EU tax on U.S. rental income .
✅ Traveling across Europe with their new Schengen residency.
A couple in their 60s (Austin, TX) wanted to escape U.S. political stress and high costs. They had rental income but feared Spain’s residency rules.
Fears :
- “Will moving to Spain affect my U.S. passport?”
- “What if my income isn’t enough?”
Solution :
- Proved €26K/year income via U.S. rental statements and retirement accounts.
- Secured private health insurance (€150/month) for immediate coverage.
- Partnered with a local real estate agent to find a villa near Málaga.
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Living in Andalusia, paying no EU tax on U.S. rental income .
✅ Traveling across Europe with their new Schengen residency.
Remote Work + Mediterranean Lifestyle: How a U.S. Tech Family Moved to Spain in 6 Weeks
Task :
A family of three (parents in IT/consulting, 9-year-old daughter) wanted to escape U.S. stress and high school costs. They owned a rental in Miami but needed a visa that allowed remote work.
Fears :
Solution :
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Daughter attends a bilingual school on Spain’s Costa Blanca.
✅ Parents work remotely while enjoying free public healthcare and 6 weeks of paid vacation.
A family of three (parents in IT/consulting, 9-year-old daughter) wanted to escape U.S. stress and high school costs. They owned a rental in Miami but needed a visa that allowed remote work.
Fears :
- “Can I use U.S. rental income for Spain’s NLV?”
- “Will my daughter lose access to English education?”
Solution :
- Used U.S. rental income + consulting fees to meet Spain’s NLV financial requirements.
- Enrolled their daughter in an international school (English-taught, €10K/year).
- Secured private health insurance and translated all documents (certified by the Spanish Consulate).
Result :
✅ Visa approved in 6 weeks .
✅ Daughter attends a bilingual school on Spain’s Costa Blanca.
✅ Parents work remotely while enjoying free public healthcare and 6 weeks of paid vacation.
Ready to Study in Spain — Without the Visa Stress?
Let’s talk. In just 30 minutes, we’ll review your program, financial proof, and timeline — and map out your complete path to securing your Spain Student Visa.
No confusion. No costly mistakes.
Just clear, step-by-step guidance — tailored for U.S. Citizens.
No confusion. No costly mistakes.
Just clear, step-by-step guidance — tailored for U.S. Citizens.
Book your free consultation today and start your Spain study journey in 2025.
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Spain Student Visa — Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Spain Student Visa allows you to live in Spain legally while enrolled in a recognized educational program — from language schools to full university degrees.
You’ll need to show financial means of at least €600/month (about $660) or €7,200/year, plus proof you can pay for tuition and housing.
Language courses, bachelor’s, master’s, PhDs, vocational training, and some internships — as long as the institution is officially recognized in Spain.
Yes. You can work up to 30 hours/week during your studies, but the work must not interfere with your academic schedule.
Generally, no — as long as you stay under 183 days in a calendar year or only work part-time under your student permit. We review each case to make sure you comply.
Yes, under certain conditions. Dependents can apply for accompanying visas, but financial requirements will increase.
Not necessarily. Many universities and private schools offer programs entirely in English. However, knowing Spanish will improve your daily life in Spain.
Spain’s U.S. consulates in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago all process student visas — each with slightly different rules and paperwork formats.
Some consulates require in-person interviews, while others don’t. We prepare you for all possible questions so you’re never caught off guard.
Yes. Sponsors can include parents, guardians, or scholarship providers, but they must provide financial documents and a notarized letter of support.
Typically 4–8 weeks from your appointment date, depending on the consulate and your case’s complexity.
Yes. You can switch to a Work Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, or other residency permit without leaving Spain.
Common reasons include missing apostilles, insufficient funds, outdated documents, or inconsistent enrollment proof. We ensure your file is 100% compliant before submission.
We specialize in helping U.S. citizens secure Spanish visas quickly and without bureaucratic headaches — with a 100% success rate on eligible Student Visa cases.