How do minors apply for a Spanish visa?

According to the provisions of the law, natural persons under the age of 18 are called minors. Minors are protected by law and their behavior needs the consent of their guardians. Therefore, minors need the consent of their guardians to apply for visas and provide relevant materials before they can be processed. I want to know how minors can apply for Spanish visas?

The application process for minors to apply for Spanish visas is roughly the same as that for ordinary Spanish visas, except that there are differences in visa materials and visa fees. Therefore, minors only need to prepare materials and submit them according to the normal reservation process. The following are the materials for minors to submit Spanish visas.

1. Notarized and certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs kinship list certification or guardianship certificate (translation required)

2. Birth certificate issued by the hospital, original and photocopy

3. A copy of the student ID card and the original and copy of the certificate issued by the school, including the specified information: the school's detailed address and telephone number, the certificate of leave, and the name and position of the approver

4. Minors traveling alone or accompanied by only one guardian: a letter of consent to travel (translated) and a copy of their passport (with information and signature page), or a copy of their ID card, from their parents or guardians notarized and certified by the Foreign Affairs Office or from the party who does not accompany the trip.

5. One parent's job certificate and bank flow.

Therefore, minors only need to make a normal appointment according to the Spanish visa materials required by the visa center, submit the application and collect fingerprint information. Special attention should be paid to the fact that minors cannot apply for a visa alone and can only travel with their parents, so they can submit it with their parents. If their parents already have a visa, they can attach a visa page.