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Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS. Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. • A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. • Documentation such as a medical insurance card, a driver’s permit, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. • A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. • Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 for the year 2022) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. • Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” • $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. • A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 (as of January 1st 2022) and complete form 012. • A print out of your on-line visa appointment • Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪ Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS. Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. • A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. • Documentation such as a medical insurance carddriving license, a driver’s permitrental contract, utility bill, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. • A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. • Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 2,594.52 for the year 20222023) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. • Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check no more than 3 months old issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” • $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. • A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 14.20 (as of January 1st 20222023) and complete form 012. • A print out of your on-line visa appointment • Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪ Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS. Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. • A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. • Documentation such as a medical insurance carddriving license, a driver’s permitrental contract, utility bill, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. • A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. • Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 2,594.52 for the year 20222023) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. • Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check no more than 3 months old issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” • $150.00 117.20 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. • A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 14.40 (as of January 1st 20222nd 2024) and complete form 012. • A print out of your on-line visa appointment • Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪ Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS. Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. • A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. • Documentation such as a medical insurance carddriving license, a driver’s permitrental contract, utility bill, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. • A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. • Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 for the year 2022) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. • Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. • If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” • $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. • A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 (as of January 1st 2022) and complete form 012. • A print out of your on-line visa appointment • Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪ Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS.  Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. •  A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. •  Documentation such as a medical insurance card, a driver’s permit, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. •  A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. •  Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 2,372.58 for the year 20222020) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. •  Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” •  $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. •  A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 14.10 (as of January 1st 20222020) and complete form 012. •  A print out of your on-line visa appointment •  Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪  Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS.  Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken in person by a commercial photographer or studio no more than six months before the date you submit your application. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. •  A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. •  Documentation such as a medical insurance card, a driver’s permit, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. •  A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. •  Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 2,423.42 for the year 20222021) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. •  Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” •  $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. •  A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 15.10 (as of January 1st 20222021) and complete form 012. •  A print out of your on-line visa appointment •  Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪  Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):

Submit ORIGINALS AND PHOTOCOPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS.  Visa application form, filled and signed with one (1) recent full-face color photograph taken attached to its right top corner. The photograph should be a Canadian passport size picture, in person by color, on a commercial photographer light, plain and uniform background, without dark glasses or studio no more than six months before any garment that may prevent identification of the date you submit your applicationapplicant. It should also meet the requirements pictured on this link. •  A valid passport with a minimum validity of one year prior to entry into Spain. •  Documentation such as a medical insurance card, a driver’s permit, etc., which shows your residency in Canada. •  A return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase it. •  Proof of economic means (for the first three months in Spain which is set to $ CAN 2,504.75 2,433 for the year 20222019) through bank statements issued within the previous two months, a scholarship, a grant, etc. If an applicant does have a formal offer of employment in Spain before applying for the visa, proof of the necessary economic resources is meet by providing a job contract as long as the income for the first three months reaches the amount aforementioned; In cases where parents are financially responsible, they shall submit a letter legalized by a notary public, signed by them in which they state their consent, a copy of the parents’ bank statements for the previous two months and a photocopy of their passports. •  Medical travel insurance Confirmation of Coverage, including hospitalization and repatriation for the entire authorized period of their stay, prior to entering Spanish territory, ONLY when an applicant chooses categories “b”, “d” o “e” mentioned in # 1. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a Police Check issued by the authorities of all the countries where an applicant has resided for the last 5 years, including Canada. NOTE: The Police Check should be issued by the RCMP and contain the fingerprints of the visa applicant. You can find information on how to obtain one here. We will not accept Police Checks issued by local Police Stations. •  If the duration of the stay is over six months, a medical certificate issued by the applicant's family doctor worded as follows: “This medical certificate states that Mr./Mrs.… does not suffer from any diseases that may have serious consequences on public health in accordance with the provisions contained in the 2005 International Health Regulations.” •  $150.00 CAD visa fee. Only cash, money orders or certified cheques shall be accepted, payable to the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa or the Spanish Consulate of Spain in Montreal or Toronto, depending on where the application is submitted. •  A NIE (Foreigners’ Identification Number). Application for this number will be submitted at the same time as the visa application. Please read the steps listed on our webpage about “NIE” and take note of the following remarks: o An applicant will complete an EX15 form (Instructions to fill it out) indicating IN SPANISH that it is needed to apply for a Youth Mobility visa, i.e., writing in box 4.2 (especificar) the following text: “En virtud de Acuerdo de Movilidad de Jovenes entre España y Canadá” o Pay a consular fee of $ CAN 14.30 14.60 (as of January 1st 20222019) and complete form 012. • A print out of your on-line visa appointment •  Furthermore, as the case may be: ▪  Registered Canadian students of a post-secondary institution in Canada who wish to complete their academic training in a Spanish institution (category “b” beneficiaries):