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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 9:45pm On Oct 06, 2021

Quincy07:
There’s a group on fb that you can join! Will help with your visa enquiries and relocating to Spain. The name is Nigerians in Spain. Best of luck!

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 9:31pm On Oct 06, 2021

There’s a group on fb that you can join! Will help with your visa enquiries and relocating to Spain. The name is Nigerians in Spain. Best of luck!

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 7:12pm On Apr 20, 2020

starboychan:
Good day everyone,

I just got admitted to LSCM Master at UAB. I will really appreciate if I can be furnished with necessary details on how to apply and get visa.

Please note that it's an EM program and I will only be doing my first semester in Barcelona and maybe my last semester too depending on where I choose.

I look forward to a positive response soon

Hello, have you decided how long you would like to stay in Barcelona? That depends on the type of visa you would apply. I’m in UAB aswell.

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 5:14pm On Aug 05, 2019

Quincy07:
Amen. Thank you.

My visa has been granted.

Picking it up soon. It took over five weeks as I applied really early. Good luck to every other person applying.

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 10:20pm On Aug 02, 2019

Josephvixion:
I would like an advice from y’all. Am an employee and I have obtained every other documents as regards to the visa application. Paid my full tuition for one year and I have 5.3million naira in my current bank statement. I am going for a 3 years undergraduate program which requires €5000 per year. Do I have a problem with respect to my finances? Just to be on the safe side. And secondly my leave letter states that I have been granted an approval for leave on the basis of study for a duration of my study period. Is that a good way to have the leave letter addressed? My pay is 200k monthly too and hv been working since for 30 months. I need someone who applied for a study visa as an employee to explain to me how his/her process went.

Bank statement is very important. I think a lady here was denied visa at some point because she didn’t have the tuition for all three years. If you ask me 5.3M is not enough for a 3-year BSC program and I guess your upkeep is meant to be part of that 5.3m right? Try to it boost it if you can to be on the safe side.

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 10:14pm On Aug 02, 2019

Josephvixion:
Let me explain better. I have gotten admission to study a 3 years bsc degree in a business school in Spain and I have paid my tuition fee of €5000 for the first year. I am using the employee option. I have a bank current balance of 5.3m with other documents except the payment slip. I actually told a registered company M.D to help me with an employment letter and leave letter and also to manipulate a payment slip of 6 months with 200k monthly for me in order meet the visa requirements? Please what’s your take on this? I have my accommodation, receipt of tuition, acceptance letter, insurance worth €30,000, Pcc, medical certificate and all. It’s just that proof of financial means that am worried about. My account statement is genuine and it reflects 300k to 600k monthly paid at once but it’s not stable.

Well, I really don’t know. But do you have to give an employment letter? Not necessary!

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 10:11pm On Aug 02, 2019

okokkk:
Hello,

Please what is first step to take in this application process?
Do I need to apply for the Visa, then book a legalisation appointment afterwards, or do I need to gather my documents, apply, then book a legalisation appointment?

I saw some post in one of the pages where someone advised that the degree certificate, transcripts and attestation letter be forwarded to the Consul by/through the office of the Registrar. Do I need to do this before applying formally, or must I apply before sending the aforementioned documents. I heard it would help save the time and money spent on investigation.

Do I need to keep a certified copy of the degree certificate for authentication at the Federal Ministry of Education?

Also, I lost my birth certificate some years ago. I was born after 1992. Will an attestation of birth from the NPC and a Sworn Age Declaration suffice? Or do I need to get a new birth certificate.

Thank you very much.

Hello,

First of all get a CTC of your first Degree Certificate from your school. Then take that same copy along with your transcripts and WAEC Cert to Min of Education to authenticate before going to Min of Foreign Affairs for stamping.

Min of Foreign Affairs will stamp your educational documents along side PCC and Birth Certificate or Age Declaration. Afterwards, book an appointment for legalization of documents.

Also you can get an attestation of birth plus age declaration in place of your birth certificate.

If possible have your school (where you completed your first degree) send a copy of your transcripts and a reference letter to the embassy before your legalization date to avoid investigation. Do this two weeks before you legalize. You can also write to the Embassy to confirm if they have received it.

I hope this helps.

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 10:04pm On Aug 02, 2019

Zenith12345:
Hello house please do I need medical report when applying for Spain study visa

Hi, yes you do.

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 7:27pm On Jul 04, 2019

tiptoe1:
Patiently waiting for the good news bro.

Amen. Thank you.

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 7:25pm On Jul 04, 2019

Ladeeey:
How much do you need to show as proof of funds to apply for Spanish student visa ?

Hello,

Can’t really tell as I am awaiting a response from the embassy. But I am aware that you should have your whole tuition fees and total upkeep for the whole period of study. I heard the embassy calculates upkeep at about 600€ per month. But to be on the safe side, calculate with atleast €800 per month. Multiply that by the current prevailing rate (not CBN please) and get the naira value. You would want to also have extra money in your account. Just to further convince them of your financial capability.

Make sure you have receipt of payment for your school fees and accommodation payment.

Translate all documents to Spanish apart from your visa application forms.

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 7:08am On Jun 28, 2019

Hello all,

I finally applied for my visa some days ago.

New update: you can apply for visa at least 3 months to the start of your program. To avoid confusion and visiting the embassy several times. Start early and follow the threads on this topic from page 1. It is very helpful.

Visa fee - N24,800 (make sure you go with the exact amount) they don’t usually have change in the embassy.

Concerning insurance... AIICO is not the only acceptable Insurance company. If you ask me, it’s a little too expensive. Allianz is quite cheap and the embassy accepts their insurance.

Will revert with any more updates.

Good luck

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 7:04am On Jun 28, 2019

Hello,
Having more than one sponsor will only limit his chances of getting the visa. I suggest they all move funds to your account and as his sister, you can stand as his sponsor.

LadymrsB:
Hi everyone thanks for you contribution on this thread, my question is I have a brother in Nigeria that I'm trying to help travel abroad for studies Spain to be precise as tuition fee is low compare to uk, my dad is a retired headmaster now, I currently reside in UK, I'm on Visa that needs renewing every 2.5 yrs while my husband is a British citizen, my question is can I, my husband and dad stand as his sponsor, as he's 24yrs old with nd certificate with no job, I'm not in a hurry to process the Visa yet I'm aiming for 2020 admission for him, I really want to start the process on time. Thanks you in advance for your reply

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 10:23am On Jun 11, 2019

So I just submitted my documents for legalization at the Spanish Embassy. Just for an update and benefit of those you are processing their student visas now...

It’s virtually the same requirements as we all have been talking about.

It still cost N3,000 per page.

Make sure your school sends your official transcripts, copy of certificate and a reference letter to avoid being investigated.

I used my NPC birth certificate and she only asked for my age and said she doesn’t need to investigate it. By the way I was born 1991. Just stamp it at Min of Foreign Affairs or you can get a CTC stamp from NPC Abuja and legalize that same copy in MFA.

WAEC Certificate doesn’t need legalization if your going for masters.

Make sure all your documents have the stamp of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to avoid being sent back.

Also they don’t like it when you laminate your documents so if you have them laminated, you can try to peel off the back only before you get there.

I will post further updates when necessary. And I’ve been asked to pick up my documents in two days time. Start on time and be organized, you won’t have issues.

Good luck everyone

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Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 12:08pm On Jun 04, 2019

enigma14:
Birth certificate from NPC is OK, just have it authenticated at the Federal ministry of foreign affairs before going for legalization. It is the certificate with the CTC stamp that you should authenticate (consider having up to two copies with CTC cos you might be asked to submit your legalized certificate during enrolment in your new Uni). Best of luck in your application

Thanks Enigma. I sent you a private chat. I hope to get a response.

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 2:34pm On Apr 10, 2019

Hello House, please a quick question. I have a birth Certificate from NPC and I was born before 1992. Do I need to still get attestation of Birth for legalization?

Secondly, I got the CTC stamp on a copy of my certificate from my school, is it that same copy that min of Education will authenticate?

Please assist

thank you

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 8:22pm On Mar 30, 2019

miqos02:
thank you, have you successfully tried it?

No I haven’t but I was told at the Embassy in Abuja when I went for enquiries. But you can ask others who have submitted.

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 8:20pm On Mar 30, 2019

Hello all, I have just received my original admission letter. After getting all my documents legalized and translated can I apply for my visa in May or June when my resumption is first week of September?

Please assist with a response! Thank you

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 5:56am On Mar 25, 2019

miqos02:
thank you for the feedback, I can't speak/write Spanish. How do I go about it

I was told in the Embassy in Abuja that you fill both in English

Travel › Re: Spanish Student Visas by Quincy07: 5:54am On Mar 25, 2019

Hello everyone. This post has been super helpful. Thanks to everyone who has contributed. I have a quick question. I got my admission into UAB in March. I have stamped my documents already in ministry of EDU. Can I start my process in June? I’d like to talk to anyone who has completed this process privately - +2347031619290

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