Is a Spanish visa a Schengen visa?

Spain is one of the Schengen member states, so the Spanish visa also belongs to the Schengen visa! In other words, after applying for a Spanish visa, the applicant can also use this visa to go to other Schengen countries without having to apply for visas from other countries separately.

1. Spain Visa Notice

1. Visa type: travel visa, business visa and family visit visa

2, processing cycle: generally need 8-16 working days

3. Required materials: application form, passport, photo, ID card, account book, insurance policy, marriage certificate, employment/retirement/student certificate, bank flow, asset certificate, other supplementary materials, etc. (Note: Invitation letters need to be prepared for business visa and family visit visa) Extended reading: Spanish visa materials

4. Other matters:

(1) You need to make an appointment in advance to apply for a Spanish visa. You cannot continue to apply for a visa without an appointment.

(2) Fingerprints are required for Spanish visas. The validity period of fingerprints is 59 months. Fingerprints can be recorded again within the validity period.

(3) No electronic materials are required for Spanish visas, and originals or photocopies of various materials need to be prepared.

(4) To apply for a visa for visiting relatives, both parties must be in the relationship of immediate family members.

(5) For minors to apply for Spanish visas, they need to be notarized and certified first.

2. Schengen Member States

As of now, the Schengen countries have a total of 27 member states, which are visa-free for each other. The Schengen member states include:

Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Netherlands, Sweden, Portugal, Iceland, Hungary, Denmark, Czech Republic, Finland, Belgium, Norway, Poland, Austria, Lithuania, Malta, Slovenia, Slovakia, Latvia, Croatia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein