How to apply for a personal tourist visa in Spain

Spain, officially known as the Kingdom of Spain, is a country located in the southwest of Europe, sharing the Iberian Peninsula with Portugal and bordering France and Andorra in the northeast. Spain is a country with rich resources and developed economy, and its horticultural industry occupies an important position in the world. At the same time, it is also a big producing area of grapes, olives and oranges; Its coast is rich in sardines. If you apply for a visa not exceeding 90 days from the Spanish Consulate General in Beijing, you should apply for a visa from the embassy or consulate of the corresponding country: if only one country wants to visit, you must apply for a visa from the embassy or consulate of the destination country. If there are two or more countries to visit, you must apply for a visa from the embassy or consulate of the country with the longest stay. If the stay time is the same, apply for a visa to the embassy or consulate of the first country of entry. Individual tourist visa 1. The work certificate of China Company should be indicated as follows:-salary-holiday certificate approved by the company (dated)-position. 2. List of bank accounts of the applicant in the last six months. 3. See the minimum requirements in Article 7. 4. If you are a minor, please refer to the minimum requirements of Article 5, and you must submit proof of financial resources of your parents or guardians. 5. Book round-trip air tickets and hotels in Spanish or English. 6. Household registration book (original and photocopy), translated into Spanish or English. Note * The visa itself does not grant irrevocable entry right. If the visa and passport are valid, the immigration office may not allow entry. * Under normal circumstances, visa applicants must submit their applications in person and receive relevant documents. Only with the consent of the consulate, others can hold the power of attorney of the applicant to submit visa applications or obtain relevant documents instead of the applicant. * Visa applications can be submitted three months before the departure date. * The maximum processing time for visas is three months. The approved visa must be taken away within one month. Expiration is regarded as the applicant's waiver of the visa, and the visa-related documents shall be handled according to the procedures. * If you need to extend your stay in Spain, you should apply to the Spanish National Police for an extension before the visa expires (the longest stay in six months is 90 days). * If false materials are submitted, the approved visa will be refused or cancelled as appropriate, provided that it does not violate the laws of Schengen Group.