Visa for Highly Qualified Professionals and for Intra-Company Transfers
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National Visa for Highly Qualified Professionals and for Intra-Company Transfers
OverviewHighly Qualified Professional Visa: A visa for working in Spain as a highly qualified professional, a company executive who meets certain conditions established by current legislation, or as a graduate or postgraduate student at universities and business schools of recognized prestige. Intra-Company Transfer: A visa for working in Spain as a manager, specialist, or intern, to fulfill a contract or maintain professional relationships, when the transfer is within the same company or group of companies. The following family members of the employee are also eligible for a visa:
Procedure This Consulate in Moscow is authorized to accept visa applications from individuals residing within the consular district.
The visa confirms residence in Spain for its entire validity period, so obtaining a foreigner's identity card is not required. However, such a card can be requested from the Foreigners' Office or the relevant police station. Visa Fees in Russian rubles applicable for various visa types are listed in the table below:
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If the applicant's country of residence for the last five years is not a party to the 1961 Hague Convention, the certificate of no criminal record must be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country and then by the Spanish consulate in that country. The certificate of no criminal record must be accompanied by a translation into Spanish (if the original is not in Spanish). The translation must be completed by a sworn translator or legalized by the consulate. Proof of residence within the consular district. Visa applications may be submitted by citizens and legal residents of the consular district in which they reside. Proof of residence may be submitted by:
Proof of identity and legal capacity of the representative. If the visa is being processed through a representative, a copy of the representative's identity card or passport, as well as a power of attorney or document confirming representation, must be provided. The original documents must be presented when submitting the application. If the document is issued in a language other than Spanish, it must be accompanied by a Spanish translation. This translation must be performed by a sworn translator or legalized at the consulate. Payment of the visa fee. The visa fee is mandatory and must be paid upon submission of the application. Fees are paid in local currency and are regularly updated depending on exchange rate fluctuations. Documents required for family members. Each family member accompanying the worker must provide the following information:
If necessary, to evaluate the application, the consular section may request additional documents or information and may invite the applicant for an in-person interview. Photo SpecificationsPlease, submit your Application form with the new photo format, as explained below:
Please follow these instructions carefully. If the photograph presented do not meet these requirements your application will be considered incomplete. Application Form |
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