Spain has clarified the TIE residence card process for international students staying longer than six months.
Spain has reconfirmed the 30-day TIE application window after arrival and updated employment conditions for long-stay student visa holders.
Non-EU students enrolling in programmes longer than six months at Spanish universities and language schools.
Book your TIE appointment immediately after arrival, prepare your padrón (registration) and academic documents, and confirm your university's letter for work-permit purposes.
Spain's Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration has clarified the application process for the Foreigner Identity Card (TIE) for students staying longer than six months.
Students must apply for the TIE within 30 days of arrival, and the long-stay student visa continues to allow up to 20 hours of part-time work per week, subject to conditions.
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