Spain VISA requirements:
Spain is part of the border-free Schengen Area, which guarantees free movement to more than 400 million EU citizens, including non-EU nationals. This makes moving around Europe easy, whether for work, study or other similar purposes.
To be allowed to enter Spain, you must meet the following requirements:
- Enter through an authorised border point.
- Demonstrate that you meet the conditions for the proposed stay and have sufficient financial resources.
- You are not banned from entering Spain.
Required documents to show at the port of entry in Spain:
When entering Spain, you will need to show the following documents, depending on your nationality:
- EU nationals: Valid passport or national ID card.
- Non-EU nationals who are visa-exempt: Valid passport or travel document.
- Non-EU nationals with visa requirements: Valid passport with a Schengen or a Spanish national visa.
Additionally, non-EU travellers showing up at the Spanish port of entry may be asked to present the following documents in order to be allowed to enter Spain:
- Cash or documents that prove of sufficient funds for the entire stay in Spain.
- A round-trip ticket to Spain and back.
- Travel insurance coverage for the entire stay in Spain.
Ensure that the Spanish border officer stamps your passport if you are permitted to enter. Without a stamp, you could be fined or detained in Spain.
We look forward to welcoming you in Madrid, Spain!
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