1. Visa type.
There are two types of tourist visas for Spain, which are usually up to 90 days, and long-term tourist visas, which allow the holder to stay in Spain for more than 90 days.
2. Application materials 1Valid passport: The passport must be valid for at least 6 months. 2.Visa Application Form: A completed visa application form with a recent passport**. 3.Travel Plan: Provide a detailed tour plan, including travel dates, accommodation, and transportation arrangements, etc. 4.Proof of accommodation: Proof of accommodation during your stay in Spain, such as a hotel reservation, an invitation letter from a friend or relative, etc. 5.Travel insurance (highly recommended): To apply for a short-term tourist visa, travel insurance (EC110) is mandatory. 6.Other documents: Depending on your personal circumstances, you may need to provide other relevant documents, such as flight reservations, financial proof, etc. 3. Application Process 1Prepare your documents: Make sure you have all the necessary application materials and prepare them as required. 2.*Appointment: Make an appointment through the Spain Visa Application Centre** and choose the appropriate place and time for submission. 3.Submission of documents: Submit your documents at the designated Spain Visa Application Centre at the appointed appointment time and pay the visa fee. 4.Pending Approval: Wait for the visa approval result. If an interview is required, applicants will be notified to go to a designated interview center for an interview. 5.Visa collection: Once the visa is approved, the applicant can go to the visa application centre to collect their passport and visa. 4. Precautions 1Prepare in advance: Prepare your application materials as far in advance as possible to ensure that there is enough time to deal with any possible issues or delays. 2.Declare honestly: Ensure that all information provided is true and accurate, failure to do so may result in visa refusal or revocation. 3.Compliance: While in Spain, it is important to comply with local laws and regulations and not engage in activities that are not in line with the purpose of travel. 4.Stay safe: Pay attention to personal safety and property safety, and try to avoid going to undeveloped or unsafe areas. 5.Stay connected: It's important to stay connected during your trip so you can stay in touch with family and friends. 5. Frequently Asked Questions 1Q: Is an interview required? A: In general, an interview is not required to apply for a Spanish tourist visa. However, if the consulate requests an interview, the applicant must go to the designated interview center for the interview as required. 2.Q: What is the maximum length of stay? A: Depending on the type of visa applied for and your individual circumstances, the length of time you can stay in Spain may vary. Short-term tourist visas usually allow a maximum stay of 90 days, while long-term tourist visas allow stays of more than 90 days. 3.Q: Can the visa be extended? A: Spanish visa holders can apply for a visa extension if they meet certain conditions. However, it is up to the consulate to decide whether or not an extension will be granted, so it is advisable to consult with the consulate or lawyer for more detailed information before departure. 4.Q: Can I bring my dependents? A: If you are applying for a short-term tourist visa, you are usually not allowed to bring dependents. However, if you are applying for a long-term tourist visa and your dependents are also legally present in Spain, you can bring them with you as your escort. Please note that each family member will need to submit a separate application and meet the corresponding requirements. Spanish immigration