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09 LEGAL ASPECTS AND Procedures APPLICATION FOR NON-EU STUDENT RESIDENCE VISA IN THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN To apply for the student visa, the person must go to the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin to find out what documents they need to present and the procedure they must follow.
card in the case of a family member of an EU citizen. You must request an appointment beforehand at: http://extranjeros.empleo.gob.es/es/informacioninteres/InformacionProcedimientos/CiudadanosComunitarios/hoja102/ index.html
Here we will set forth some of the documents required by the Spanish Consulate, which can vary depending on the country and the specific case of the person in question.
On the day of your appointment you present the documentation at: C/Padre Piquer, 18 28024 Madrid 1- Proof of appointment.
Requirements: - Original valid passport.
-2- Valid passport or national identity document from your country of origin (Original and Photocopy).
- Certificate of enrollment (in our case at EAE). - Medical certificate issued by the official authorities in your home country. - Three passport photos in colour. - Proof of economic resources to cover the entire stay. This can be done by depositing the funds in a Spanish bank account, traveller’s cheques in the name of the applicant, a document certifying that the student is the beneficiary of a grant or student loan, a letter stating that the parents, family members or someone else will be financially supporting the student for the entire stay or in another way expressed by the consulate. - Consular charges for each country. Note: The requirements can vary depending on the country in which the process is carried out and on each particular case, therefore it is very important to find out the requirements of the Spanish consulate in your own country. Important: Procedures carried out at Spanish consulates are slow and in many cases the person will have to go to the consulate more than once. We suggest therefore that you find out the requirements and the procedure and if you need to make an appointment you should give yourself plenty of time (at least five months in advance). More information on: First Steps for Non-EU Students (Students from outside of Spain and the EU): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgufP9zYApM
- 3- Application form EX18 (Original and Photocopy). - 4- “Empadronamiento” certificate. -5- Tax form 790 (Code 12) 10,20 paid at any bank. This fee collected at the office at Avda. Padre Piquer, 18 (metro: Campamento, line 10). EU student residence permit A foreigner that wishes to study in Spain must apply for the appropriate visa (type D) beforehand at the Spanish Diplomatic Mission or Consulate in their country. To do this you will need to bring your academic documentation to show what studies you have completed and your certificate of enrollment at EAE (among other documents that they may request, which will vary depending on the country), which is one of the requirements to obtain the student resident permit.
traveller’s cheques in the name of the applicant, a document certifying that the student is the beneficiary of a grant or student loan, a letter stating that the parents, family members or someone else will be financially supporting the student for the entire stay or in another way expressed by the consulate. Consular charges for each country. Note: The requirements can vary depending on the country in which the process is carried out and on each particular case, therefore it is very important to find out the requirements of the Spanish consulate in your own country. Important: Procedures carried out at Spanish consulates are slow and in many cases the person will have to go to the consulate more than once. We suggest therefore that you find out the requirements and the procedure and if you need to make an appointment you should give yourself plenty of time (at least five months in advance) Procedure to get student card in Spain Within 30 days you must request an appointment at the police station to begin the process of obtaining your NIE student card. You must go to the “Brigada de Extranjeria y Documentacion” (Foreigners and Documentation Office) located at Avda. De los Poblados s/n, (Metro Aluche), open between 09,00 and 13,00. Ask for an appointment, which usually takes about a week. Once you have your appointment you must present the following on the day.
b. Original EAE enrollment certificate c. Photocopy of passport d. Photocopy of visa The same documents are required from those students who live with their partner or children, except instead of the enrollment certificate they must present the marriage certificate and birth certificate respectively. Renewal of student residence card: This is a similar procedure that can also be carried out by the Foreign Office. It is dealt with in the same way as the first time the card is applied for, except that you must present all of the documentation 40 days before the expiry of the current card and you must be able to demonstrate your progress (grades or diploma awarded) and the reason why you want the renewal (this can be for any course with a duration of more than six months). Important: The “Tarjeta de Estudiante”, issued by the Spanish government through their offices in the Autonomous Communities, is the only document that proves that you are legally entitled to be in Spain for more than 90 days. It is important to point out that breach of any immigration regulations and Spanish laws by a student excuses EAE from any financial, civil, penal, academic or any other type of responsibility as well as the consequences that may arise from the same.
a. EX00 document (original and copy)
Steps to apply for a visitor student permit in the home country of a non-EU student. To apply for a student visa, the person must go to the Spanish consulate in their home country to find out what documents they will need to present and the procedure they should follow. Here is a list of some of the requirements that may be asked of you at the Spanish consulate, which will vary depending on the country and the particular case of the person in question. - Original valid Passport.
EU AND NON-EU STUDENT RESIDEN CEPERMIT EU student residence permit According to the latest Spanish regulations relating
- Certificate of enrollment (in our case at EAE). - Medical certificate issued by the official authorities in your home country. - Three passport photos in colour.
to Immigration Law all foreigners that come to Spain must apply for a registration certificate as an EU resident or a residence
Proof of economic resources to cover the entire stay. This can be done by depositing the funds in a Spanish bank account,
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