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Different Spain Visa Options Through BLS from Saudi Arabia

Exploring the diverse history, lively culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Spain is a favored destination for travelers, students, and business professionals. However, before planning your trip to this captivating country, it’s essential to understand the different types of visas available and determine which one best fits your purpose. Here’s a detailed guide to help you navigate the various visa options for Spain.

1. Tourist Visa (Short-Stay Schengen Visa)

For leisure travel, visiting friends or family, or short business trips and valide for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Requirements:

  • Spain Visa Application
  • Passport
  • Photographs
  • A copy of your valid Saudi Arabia Residence Visa or Residence Permit
  • Proof of Accommodations
  • Financial Proof
  • Proof of Travel Arrangements
  • Travel Medical Insurance

Who Needs It: Citizens of countries that require a visa to enter the Schengen Area.

2. Business Visa

For attending business meetings, conferences, or negotiating contracts and valid for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Requirements:

  • Spain Visa Application
  • Passport
  • Photographs
  • Saudi Arabia Residence Visa or Residence Permit
  • Proof of Accommodations
  • Financial Proof
  • Proof of Travel Arrangements
  • Travel Medical Insurance
  • Proof of Adequate Finances
  • Documents to be given by the Sponsoring employer:
  • A valid signed letter that states:
  • Name & designation of the business visa applicant
  • Name, designation & contact details of the relevant authority from the company who will sign on the letter.
  • Start date of employment & monthly remuneration of the business visa applicant
  • A valid declaration that mentions the business visa applicant will travel to Spain on behalf of the company only for business purposes
  • Complete details of the invitation company in Spain – Name & Address
  • Accurately mention the dates of the trip
  • Copies of the Emirates ID, Saudi Arabia Residence Visa & Passport of the relevant authority from the company who will sign the letter.
  • Copy of the trading license of the company
  • Documents to be submitted by the inviting company from Spain:
  • An invitation letter in Spanish language
  • The relevant authority signing the letter must furnish a copy of their Spanish ID card
  • The Spanish company must furnish a copy of their commercial registry certificate.

Who Needs It: Business professionals from non-Schengen countries requiring a visa.

3. Student Visa

For studying at a Spanish educational institution and valid for Duration of the course or study program.

Requirements:

  • Spain Visa Application
  • Passport
  • Photographs
  • A copy of your valid Saudi Arabia Residence Visa or Residence Permit
  • Proof of Accommodations
  • Financial Proof
  • Proof of Travel Arrangements
  • Travel Medical Insurance

Who Needs It: Non-EU/EEA students planning to study in Spain for more than 90 days.

4. Transit Visa (Airport Transit Visa)

For travelers passing through the international transit area of a Spanish airport without entering the Schengen Area and Typically valid for the duration of the layover or transit.

Requirements:

  • Spain Visa Application
  • Passport
  • Photocopies
  • Photographs
  • Proof of onward journey
  • Travel Medical Insurance

Who Needs It: Citizens of certain countries who need a visa to transit through the Schengen Area.

Choosing the right type of Spanish visa is crucial for a smooth and successful application process. Whether you’re planning a short visit, pursuing education, joining family, investing, or merely transiting through Spain, understanding the specific requirements and ensuring you meet them is essential.

We are here to assist you every step of the way. Our expert team can help with application preparation, document verification, and interview coaching to ensure your visa application process is as smooth and successful as possible. Contact us today to get started on your journey to Spain!