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    To apply for a Spanish student visa in the Philippines, candidates must first be selected for the Language Assistantships Programme. They will then need to apply at the nearest Spanish Consulate with the following documents: a valid passport with at least two blank pages, a completed application form with photos, flight itinerary or tickets, a letter detailing the agreement period and medical insurance from their institution, and proof of financial support. For stays over 180 days, a medical certificate and police record are also required. The application must be lodged with the Spanish Consulate General in Manila after the Education Office approves the PROFEX application.

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    To apply for a Spanish student visa in the Philippines, candidates must first be selected for the Language Assistantships Programme. They will then need to apply at the nearest Spanish Consulate with the following documents: a valid passport with at least two blank pages, a completed application form with photos, flight itinerary or tickets, a letter detailing the agreement period and medical insurance from their institution, and proof of financial support. For stays over 180 days, a medical certificate and police record are also required. The application must be lodged with the Spanish Consulate General in Manila after the Education Office approves the PROFEX application.

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    Spain PH Visas 2014

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    To apply for a Spanish student visa in the Philippines, candidates must first be selected for the Language Assistantships Programme. They will then need to apply at the nearest Spanish Consulate with the following documents: a valid passport with at least two blank pages, a completed application form with photos, flight itinerary or tickets, a letter detailing the agreement period and medical insurance from their institution, and proof of financial support. For stays over 180 days, a medical certificate and police record are also required. The application must be lodged with the Spanish Consulate General in Manila after the Education Office approves the PROFEX application.

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    EMBAJADA

    DE ESPAA
    EN FILIPINAS

    CONSEJERA DE EDUCACIN
    EDUCATION OFFICE

    HOW TO APPLY FOR A SPANISH STUDENT VISA IN THE PHILIPPINES


    Successful candidates for the Language Assistantships Programme are eligible for a STUDENT
    VISA. This means that the post as language assistant is regarded as a scholarship and, for
    administrative reasons, it is considered as continuation of University studies.
    Once you have received an official notification of having been selected for the vacancy, you need
    to apply for a Spanish Visa at the nearest Spanish Consulate. Please, check the list of Spanish
    Consulates below who can provide the requirements as detailed in order to obtain a Spanish
    Visa. Please note these requirements are subject to change without prior notice.
    REQUIREMENTS
    Passport (minimum validity equal to period of stay) and at least two blank pages;
    Application form duly completed and signed with two photographs;
    Flight itinerary or a copy of tickets with confirmed return flights;
    Letter from the School/Association/Institution detailing period & conditions of agreement
    including medical insurance coverage;
    Adequate proof of financial means of support.
    For long term stay, more than 180 days:
    Medical Certificate stating that the Applicant does not suffer from any illness or disease
    that can constitute a public health risk as stipulated in the International
    Health regulation of 2005, and is fit to travel.
    Phillipines wide national name check/police record.
    Information about Spanish Visas and Schengen Visas at:
    http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/en/ServiciosAlCiudadano/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Paginas/VisadosUniformeSchengen.aspx
    http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/en/ServiciosAlCiudadano/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Paginas/VisadosDeLargaDuracion.aspx

    Download an application form for the Spanish (long term-more, than 180
    days) Visa at:
    http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/en/ServiciosAlCiudadano/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Paginas/VisadosDeLargaDuracion.aspx

    Your application has to be lodged with the Spanish Consulate General in Manila once your PROFEX
    application has been finished and approved by the Spanish Education Office in the Philippines.
    SPANISH CONSULATE GENERAL IN MANILA
    http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Consulados/MANILA/en/Pages/inicio.aspx
    OFFICE ADDRESS:
    5th Floor, A.C.T. Tower. 135 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue.1227 Makati City, Metro Manila.
    POSTAL OFFICE BOX ADDRESS:
    P.O. Box 1114, Makati Central Post Office. 1251 Makati City, Metro Manila.
    Telephone numbers: 818 3561, 818 3581, 759 2970

    www.mecd.gob.es/filipinas/
    asesoria.filipinas@mecd.es

    EMBASSY OF S PAIN
    27 Floor Equitable Bank Tower
    8751 Paseo de Roxas
    1226 Makati City, Metro Manila
    TEL: 63 - 2 - 817-6676
    FAX: 63 - 2 - 81-74892

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