Is there a visa center in Spain?

The visa center is an organization that helps the embassy to accept materials and also helps the embassy to share the work. According to common sense, there will be more visa centers than embassies in China. It is convenient for many applications to be located in many cities. Therefore, most applicants want to have a visa center. Is there a visa center in Spain?

At present, not all countries have visa centers, and whether there is a visa center depends on the capital situation and business volume of the embassy. Most Schengen countries have visa centers and require applicants to collect personal information before processing. Therefore, Spain is no exception. Applicants can also submit materials at the visa center.

For Spain, there are 15 Spanish visa centers set up by the embassy. Applicants can submit visa materials in 15 cities. These 15 cities are in:

Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Wuhan, Kunming, Fuzhou, Shenyang, Xi'an, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Changsha, Jinan, Nanjing.

However, the visa centers in these 15 cities do not have strict requirements for applicants. There is no requirement that they must be handled according to the place of residence. They can choose to submit Spanish visa materials to the nearest consular area, and the materials and issuing time are the same. Of course, each visa center will also charge the applicant the corresponding service fee.

Although Spain has a visa center, no matter which city it is, it can only accept materials and will not guide the materials of the applicants. At most, the staff of some visa centers will inform the applicants which materials are missing and request to prepare them again and submit them.

Therefore, for those who do not know the materials or do not know the visa process, they should still be handed over to the agent for processing, rather than blindly applying. After handing over to the agent, the agent will help the application to prepare relevant materials together and guide the material problems to improve a certain probability of signing out.

However, in any case, Spain has a visa center, which is more convenient for the applicant in addition to paying a part of the visa fee.