Study in Spain - Questions and Answers

Spain offers a wide range of study opportunities for international students, including bachelor’s, master’s, and language programs. To study in Spain, you need to:

1️⃣ Choose a university, school or language school.
2️⃣ Meet the admission requirements (diplomas, language tests, etc.).
3️⃣ Apply for a student visa if you’re from outside the EU.
4️⃣ Arrange accommodation and health insurance.

Our National Education Agency helps students with applications, visas, and finding the right study program.

Spain is home to prestigious universities that attract students worldwide. Some top choices include:

• 🇪🇸 Public Universities: Complutense University of Madrid, University of Barcelona, University of Valencia.
• 🎓 Private Universities: IE University, ESADE, Universidad Europea.
• 🏛 Historical Universities: University of Salamanca, University of Granada.

We assist students in choosing the best university based on their academic goals and budget.

If you're from outside the EU, you'll need a student visa for long-term courses (3+ months). The process includes:
✅ An acceptance letter from a Spanish university/school.
✅ Proof of financial means.
✅ Health insurance.
✅ Background check.

We offer visa assistance services to simplify this process.

Yes! International students in Spain can work up to 30 hours per week with a student visa. Some universities offer internship opportunities that can lead to work permits after graduation.

💰 Public Universities: €700–€5,500 per year.
💰 Private Universities: €6,000–€25,000 per year.
💰 Language Schools: €250–€1500 per month.

We help students find affordable study programs and scholarships.

📍 Madrid – Top universities, job opportunities, and cultural scene.
📍 Barcelona – International atmosphere, business schools, and beaches.
📍 Valencia – Affordable, sunny, and student-friendly.
📍 Granada & Salamanca – Historical, budget-friendly, and great for humanities students.
Our experts guide you in choosing the perfect city for your studies.