Applying for a Job Search Visa
Everything you Need to Know
The Job Search Visa allows recent graduates to remain in Spain for one year while seeking employment or starting a business, with the option to convert to a work visa.
What is it?
Applying for a Job Search Visa
The job search visa is designed for recent graduates who have completed a higher education degree within the past two years. It allows them to stay in Spain for up to one year to look for work or start a business. This visa helps graduates transition from education to a professional career in Spain.
Requirements
What You’ll Need to Apply
To apply for a job search visa, you must provide:
- Degree Certificate: Proof of completing a higher education degree within the last two years.
- Financial Proof: Evidence of sufficient funds to support yourself.
- Health Insurance: Valid insurance without copayment.
- Criminal Record Check: Certificates from your home country and countries lived in the past five years.
- Residency Evidence: Proof of living in Spain for six months (if applying locally).
- Fee Payment: Receipt of the application fee.
What’s Next?
After Obtaining the Visa
With the job search visa, you can:
- Find employment related to your degree.
- Start your own business in Spain.
- Convert your visa into a work visa or residence permit once employed.
This visa opens doors to professional opportunities in Spain, helping you establish your career or entrepreneurial venture.
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