Services you will need for a Spanish visa
Five categories, each compared on the attributes that actually matter for that category. We publish a category only once we have verified at least one provider against its own documentation.
Health insurance
Start hereLegally mandatory for both the Non-Lucrative Visa and the Digital Nomad Visa. No policy, no visa, so this is the one category every applicant has to resolve.
Compared on: DGSFP authorized · Copay · Deductible · Waiting period · Coverage cap · Valid one year or more · Meets Non-Lucrative Visa · Meets Digital Nomad Visa
Coming soon. No verified providers listed yet.
Banking
Opening a Spanish account before you arrive is the step most applicants get wrong. We are verifying providers now and publish a listing only once it is confirmed.
Compared on: Non-resident account · NIE required · Monthly fee · English support · Transfer fees
Coming soon. No verified providers listed yet.
Lawyers & gestores
For applicants who want a professional to file for them, or who hit a refusal and need representation.
Compared on: Bar registered · English support · Fee model · Visa types handled
Coming soon. No verified providers listed yet.
Sworn translation
Consulates accept translations only from a translator sworn by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Compared on: Officially sworn (jurada) · Languages · Price per page · Turnaround
Coming soon. No verified providers listed yet.
Apostille
Your police check and civil documents need a Hague apostille before they are translated.
Compared on: Jurisdictions covered · Turnaround · Courier included
Coming soon. No verified providers listed yet.
Every listing shows the date we last verified it against the provider's own documentation. Anything we have not verified says "not verified". We never guess on your behalf.
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Requirements change; always confirm with your consulate.