Which visa are you eligible for?
The same eligibility check our case managers use with clients. Two minutes, no sign-up, and an honest answer at the end — including when the answer is no.
Where does your money come from?
This decides which visa you should be checked against.
Which of these describes you best?
The basics
These apply to every route.
Are you a citizen of an EU country?
Have you ever lived in Spain illegally?
Do you have a criminal record from the last five years, in any country you have lived in?
Money
Are you bringing family members — and can you show the extra income or savings for each?
A few specifics
Can your work be done entirely remotely, and can you prove it?
How much of your income comes from Spanish companies?
Have you worked with your employer or clients for at least three months, and has the company existed for at least a year?
Can you show a degree in your field, or at least three years of professional experience?
Do you plan to work while living in Spain?
Have you received a large sum of money in the last twelve months?
Have you been accepted onto a full-time course at a recognised Spanish institution?
Are you able to take out private health insurance with full cover in Spain, and provide a medical certificate?
Then what?
Whatever the quiz says, these are the two numbers that decide most cases.
What you must prove
Each visa sets an income or savings figure, and it rises with every family member. Our financial requirement calculator gives you the exact number for your household.
What it costs
Our fee plus the government fees, apostilles, translations and insurance you pay directly. The cost calculator lays out the whole budget.
How long you can stay meanwhile
If you are visiting while you plan, the Schengen calculator tells you how many visa-free days you have left.