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Study in Spain

Top business schools and universities, a great quality of life and some of the most generous student work rights in Europe.

Funds to show100% of IPREM / month
WorkUp to 30 hrs / week
After studies12 months
Health coverRequired

What you need for a Spanish student visa

  • Admission to a higher education course in Spain.
  • Proof of funds of 100% of the IPREM (Spain’s public income indicator) each month for your maintenance – not needed if your accommodation is prepaid for the whole stay.
  • Health insurance with a company authorised in Spain, with cover similar to the Spanish national health system.
  • A valid passport and academic documents.

Costs to plan for

  • Monthly funds: 100% of the IPREM – we confirm the current euro amount for your application.
  • Tuition: set by each university or school.
  • Health insurance: private cover for your stay.

Working while you study

Higher education students can work up to 30 hours a week, employed or self-employed, as long as it is compatible with their studies – without a separate procedure.

After you graduate

You can apply for a 12-month residence permit to look for a job or start a business.

How we help

  1. Free Initial Consultation – in Karachi or online.
  2. Programme and university shortlist.
  3. Applications and admission letter.
  4. Funds and insurance documents checked.
  5. Student visa application.
  6. Pre-departure and settling in.

Figures checked on 28 September 2026. Official sources: Spanish Ministry of Inclusion: student stay · Spanish Ministry of Inclusion: student work · EU Immigration Portal: student in Spain. Rules change – we confirm the latest position at your consultation.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much money do I need for a Spanish student visa?
100% of the IPREM (Spain’s public income indicator) for each month of your stay, unless your accommodation is prepaid. We confirm the current amount for you.
Can I work while studying in Spain?
Yes – higher education students can work up to 30 hours a week, compatible with their studies.
Can I stay in Spain after my studies?
Yes – you can apply for a 12-month permit to look for work or start a business.