Our compatriots fell in love with this southern country for a long time - either because of the somewhat chaotic way of life of the Spaniards familiar to the Russian, or because of the wonderful climate, or because of the openness and emotionality of the inhabitants. Each time getting a visa is not very convenient, and it’s expensive. Therefore, a multivisa to Spain will be an excellent solution for those who want to travel to the country often, or who have business or personal relations with it.
You can get it not only directly at the embassy, but also through intermediaries. This type of permit gives the right to multiple entry and stay in the country for a period of 30 to 90 days, depending on the total duration of the visa. Most often, a multi-visa to Spain is issued without problems to those who have real estate or other property in this state (for example, their own company). In this case, the opportunity to stay there is provided for 180 days during the year (90 days in each half year). And given that wealthy citizens can afford apartments and houses in this country, this way to obtain a multiple entry visa is a priority.
For paperwork, you must submit a standard set: insurance, photographs, passport (and old, if any), income statement.
If you are traveling with a child or the child is traveling alone - a notarized permission of the parents to leave with or without (specify whom) or not (option for teenagers going to school or to summer camp). If one of the spouses does not have a permanent job, you need a
"sponsorship letter" of the one who will bear the costs of the trip. As a rule, this is a working spouse. In addition, the application must immediately indicate that you need a multivisa in Spain due to the fact that you plan to visit the country repeatedly. But one questionnaire is not enough. To confirm the presence of property (real estate), you will need a certificate from the Spanish registry,
the statute of limitations of which does not exceed 3 months. If a multi-visa to Spain should not be issued to the owner himself, but to his relative, then you will have to provide the relevant documents (invitation issued by
the Spanish Embassy). You will also need to attach a bank account statement or confirmation of the purchase of foreign currency at the rate of fifty-seven euros per person per day.
As a rule, obtaining visas to Spain does not take longer than a week. When filling out documents, not only your official income, but also your visa history play a big role. That is why it is necessary to attach old passports, especially if they already had
Schengen visas. Entering the country, in principle, can be
done according to the
Schengen multivisa, but proportionality of stay must be observed. That is, you need to stay longer in the country that issued this document. You can find out how much a visa to Spain costs on the embassy's website (non-urgent - 35 euros, urgent - 70 euros). But most often it is easier to apply for multivisa through intermediaries - specialized centers where they not only tell you what documents need to be prepared, but can also bring them to the embassy. The cost of applying for a visa through visa centers is not much higher than self-submission of documents (usually up to three to four thousand rubles, which is about one hundred euros). To ensure that you have a multivisa to Spain is also worth it in order to obtain the right to move freely within the EU. And over time, such a visa is not only extended (if the right to property is retained), but also on its basis it will be possible to apply for a residence permit.