How long can a Spanish tourist visa be issued?

Visa fee: 1. Visa fee: 499 yuan. Children aged 6 to 12 years old: RMB 291. 2. Service fee: RMB 171. Please note: Visa fee exemption categories: (1) Children under 6 years old. (2) Students, graduate students and their accompanying teachers whose purpose of travel is study or education and training. (3) Researchers from third-party countries whose purpose of travel is scientific research.

Visa processing time: 5 to 7 days.

Visa application materials:

1. An application form filled out by hand or printed in English or Spanish capital letters, and must be signed by the applicant. (Minors must add the signature of their legal guardian).

2. A recent, color photo with a white background, approximately 26-35 mm wide and 32-45 mm long.

3. The passport is valid for at least 3 months after the expected departure from the Schengen country, with more than 2 blank usable pages, and copies of all pages.

4. Personal travel medical insurance: This insurance must cover all expenses for medical assistance and return to the home country in case of accidents that may occur while the applicant is staying in the Schengen country. The insurance amount must be at least 30,000 Euros or the equivalent in RMB.

5. Air ticket reservation form: If applying for a multiple-entry tourist visa, the air ticket reservation form for the first trip. Note: A confirmed round-trip ticket is required. Tickets should be issued and paid for after the visa is issued!

6. Accommodation certificate: Accommodation certificate covering the entire trip.

7. Travel plan: Documents that can clearly show the travel plan (transportation reservation, itinerary, etc.).

8. Proof of applicant’s solvency: bank statements from the last 3 to 6 months, no deposit certificate required.

9. Original household registration book (no translation required): and copies of all pages of the household registration book (applicable to Chinese citizens).

10. Minors (under 18 years old): student ID card and original certification letter issued by the school.

11. When a minor travels alone or with one parent: (when the minor travels alone) issued by both parents or legal guardians, or (when the minor travels with one parent or guardian) When traveling) a notarial certificate of travel consent issued by the parent or guardian of the other party who is not traveling, and certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; when applying outside China, the notarization shall be handled by the relevant overseas government agency; a relative certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Notarized certificate of guardianship.

12. Employees: A copy of the company's business license stamped by the company where they are employed, a letter of certification issued by the employer (English document, or Chinese with English translation), and the company's official letterhead must be used And stamped with official seal and signature.

13. Retirees: Pension or other fixed income certificate.

14. Unemployed adults: Married persons: spouse’s employment and income certificate, marriage.