Our intensive Spanish course is perfect for students who need a student visa in order to come to Spain. Our long-term intensive course matches all requirements and is offered during the whole year in our school in Madrid.
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We are a Spanish school accredited by the Institute Cervantes, so we are authorized to issue enrollments letters for those students who need to receive a visa, which are recognized as official proof of study by Spanish consulates and embassies. We will provide you with all the necessary assistance and information.
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For Non-European Union nationals the process to obtain a student visa in Spain can be difficult, depending on your country or how long you want to stay, different regulations are applied.
Most of nationalities do not need a visa to study in Spain for less than 90 days, unless you come from a country for which a visa is required to enter Spain normally. You can check if you require a visa for your 3 month stay clicking here.
However, if you plan to study Spanish for more than three months, you are required to have a visa. The process begins in your home country, where you have to begin the application. Please, always consult with the embassy. We can’t give you a full list of requirements for each country. More info here.
In case your visa is denied, we will refund of all amounts paid, except a 250€ administration charge, as long as the cancellation is made at least 10 working days prior to the starting date of the course. In order to get the refund of the payment, Jaleo Madrid has to receive a written communication.
The refund will only be made upon presentation of an official rejection letter from the Spanish Consulate or Embassy, in which name, passport number and the type of visa/renewal requested are clearly visible (appropriately dated, signed, and stamped).
If the cancellation is not made following the conditions above, whether the
student has arrived in Spain or not, the school don’t allow any refund of program fees.
Madrid offers a vibrant cultural environment where you can immerse yourself in Spanish language and culture. You can indulge in authentic Spanish cuisine, meet new people, enjoy the sunny weather, and of course, practice Spanish in everyday interactions. It’s an enriching experience that goes beyond traditional classroom learning.
The course includes 20 classes per week, a welcome breakfast, a welcome pack, the first book, an attendance certificate, access to the library, learning support sessions with a teacher, free cultural activities and events, and personalized attendance.
We offer a cultural class every week, either at the school or at various locations outside. These sessions cover aspects like gastronomy, art, idioms, and more. They are designed to provide immersive experiences and opportunities for practical application of Spanish language skills.
Yes, Jaleo Madrid is accredited by the Instituto Cervantes, allowing the school to issue enrollment letters recognized as official proof of study by Spanish consulates and embassies.
Yes, our long-term intensive course at Jaleo Spanish School of 20 classes per week meets all the requirements for obtaining a student visa.
You need to pay 25% of the total amount of your visa program to receive the enrollment letter. However, some countries require full payment of the course. Please check with the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in your country.
If your visa is denied, Jaleo School will refund the total amount except for a 250€ administration charge, provided you present the official letter of denial 10 working days before the start of the course.
We recommend enrolling at least 2 or 3 months in advance, as the visa application process can take around 2 months depending on the consulate and the season.
To get a refund, you must present an official rejection letter from the Spanish Consulate or Embassy with your name, passport number, and the type of visa/renewal requested, appropriately dated, signed, and stamped.
Yes, there is a 250€ administration charge that is non-refundable if your visa application is denied.
Yes, the course includes free cultural activities and events.
Yes, our long-term course is valid if you want to renew your NIE (foreigner identity number).
Yes, we provide all the necessary assistance and information for the visa application process.
If the cancellation is not made following the specified conditions, no refund of program fees will be allowed.
The intensive course includes 20 classes per week.
Yes, an attendance certificate is included as part of the course.
Most nationalities do not need a visa for stays of less than 90 days, unless a visa is required to enter Spain normally. Please check if you need a visa for a 3-month stay.
European Union citizens must apply for a NIE (foreigner identity number) if they plan to stay in Spain for more than 3 months. More information can be found here.
No, EU citizens do not need a visa. They only need to apply for a NIE (foreigner identity number) if they plan to stay in Spain for more than 3 months.
Most nationalities do not need a visa to study in Spain for less than 90 days, unless they come from a country that normally requires a visa to enter Spain. You can check visa requirements for a 3-month stay here.
Non-European Union nationals planning to study in Spain for more than three months need to obtain a student visa. The application process must be started in their home country.
The student visa application process must begin in the applicant’s home country, and they should consult with the Spanish embassy or consulate there.
The difficulty of the process varies depending on the applicant’s country and the length of their stay, as different regulations apply.
They should always consult with the Spanish embassy or consulate in their home country for detailed information on specific visa requirements.
No, Jaleo Madrid cannot provide a full list of visa requirements for each country. Applicants must consult their local Spanish embassy or consulate for this information.
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