Visa Fees in AMD applicable for various visa types are listed in the table below:

All foreign documents must be legalized or apostilled, and if they are written in a language other than Spanish, they must be accompanied by a corresponding translation.

• National Visa Application Form. The applicant must complete all sections and sign the visa application form. If the applicant is a minor, the form must be signed by one of their parents or guardians, or a duly authorized representative.
• Photograph. Two color photographs against a white background, taken full-face, without sunglasses, glare, or clothing obscuring the oval of the face.
• Valid Passport. You must provide the original and a full photocopy of all current passports, including the one used to submit the application. The passport must be valid for at least one year and have two blank pages. Passports issued more than 10 years ago will not be accepted. Citizens of the Russian Federation must provide the original and a full copy of their internal passport.
• Documents to be submitted by a Spanish citizen:
  
  • A full copy of a valid passport and/or national identity document.
  • If applying on behalf of a spouse or partner, a certified declaration that no other spouse or partner resides with them in Spain.
• Documents to be submitted by a foreign relative:
  If a Spanish citizen is in Spain and has applied for a residence permit for a family member, the original and a copy of the foreign family member's original residence permit issued by the competent authority must be provided.
• If the Spanish citizen and their family member are abroad, a completed and signed residence permit application, indicating their address in Spain (EX24 form), as well as documents proving the situation permitting the application for a residence permit exists:
  • Spouse: Spanish marriage certificate or foreign marriage certificate. Furthermore, in the case of a Spanish citizen permanently residing in Spanish territory and entering into a second or subsequent marriage, it is necessary to prove that the dissolution of the previous marriage occurred in accordance with the procedure establishing the status of the previous spouse and their family members with regard to cohabitation, any pensions for the spouse, and any minor or adult dependent children.
  • Relationships analogous to a marriage registered in a public registry: certificate of registration in a public registry established for this purpose in a Member State of the European Union or a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, or in Switzerland.
  • Unregistered stable relationships: documentation that sufficiently proves cohabitation analogous to a marriage, in or outside of Spanish territory, for at least twelve consecutive months. A prior period of cohabitation is not required if the couple has children together, provided the relationship continues. In this case, you must provide the child(ren)'s birth certificate(s) indicating the parents' names, as well as copies of their existing identification documents.
  • Children or children of your spouse, registered partner, or regular partner: the children's birth certificate. If the children are under 18 years of age and belong to only one spouse or partner, you must also provide notarized permission from the other parent for the minor to reside in Spain, unless it can be convincingly proven that the Spanish citizen, their spouse, registered partner, or regular partner exercises exclusive parental authority. If the children are over 26 years of age, you must also provide documentation proving that they are not married or have not formed their own family, and that they are dependent on you or have a disability requiring support to exercise their legal capacity. Direct first-degree relatives: birth certificate of the Spanish citizen, their spouse, registered partner, or permanent partner (depending on their relative), and documents proving that the relative in the ascending line is dependent on them or for humanitarian reasons.
  • Father, mother, or guardian of a minor holding Spanish nationality: birth certificate of the minor holding Spanish nationality.
  • Family member who will care for a dependent Spanish citizen: documents proving that the applicant is a second-degree relative by blood or marriage, as well as a decision recognizing the status of a dependent of a Spanish citizen, issued by the relevant authority.
  • Sons and daughters whose father or mother was of Spanish descent: birth certificate of the applicant and his/her father or mother of Spanish descent.
  • Other family members dependent on the Spanish citizen: documents confirming the family relationship with the Spanish citizen and residence under his or her guardianship.
• Certificate of no criminal record. Applicants who have reached the age of majority must provide the original and a copy of a certificate of no criminal record issued by their country or countries of residence within the last 5 years. This certificate must be translated and legalized. Certificates issued in the Russian Federation, Belarus, Armenia, and Uzbekistan must have a Hague Apostille. Certificates issued in Turkmenistan must be signed by a diplomatic representative of the relevant consulate in the Russian Federation.
  Certificates of no criminal record must be certified with a Hague Apostille. However, if the certificate is issued to a citizen of the European Union by the authorities of the Member State of which they are a citizen, an apostille is not required. You can find a list of countries that have signed the Hague Convention.
  If the country in which the applicant has resided 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 done by a sworn translator or a legal translator Licensed at the consulate.
• Medical certificate. The original and a copy of a medical certificate confirming the absence of any diseases that could have serious public health consequences, in accordance with the International Health Regulations 2005. If the certificate is issued in a language other than Spanish, it must be accompanied by a Spanish translation. The translation must be performed by a sworn translator or legalized at 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. Method of proof of residence:
  • Citizen of the Russian Federation. Internal passport.
  • Citizens of other countries under our jurisdiction: international passport.
  • Citizens of other countries residing within our consular district. Residence permit.
• Proof of the representative's identity and legal capacity is required. If the applicant is a minor, a copy of the parent, guardian, or representative's identity card or passport, as well as a document proving the family relationship or guardianship, or a notarized power of attorney or other document confirming the right of representation, must be provided. The original documents must be presented when submitting the application. If the documents are issued in a language other than Spanish, a Spanish translation must be provided.

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.

Note: Please, submit your Application form with the new photo format, as explained below:

Please provide one recent photograph (not more than 3 months old) of yourself, which should not have been used previously in the passport. The photograph should be in colour and:

• The photograph MUST be in colour and have only a white background.
• The photograph must have been taken within the last six months.
• The photograph must be submitted glued to the application form.
• The photo submitted must measure: 3.5 cms x 4.5 cms with the head centred in the frame. The head (measured from the top of the hair to the bottom of the chin) should measure about 3 cms.
• The photograph must be a full-face front view in which the visa applicant is facing the camera directly.
• In general, the applicant's head, including both face and hair, should be shown from the crown of the head to the tip of the chin on top and bottom and from hairline side-to-side. It is preferable that ears be exposed.

Note: Please follow these instructions carefully. If photographs presented do not meet these requirements your application will be considered incomplete. A photo booth meeting these requirements is available at the centre.

National Visa Application Form (Spanish & Russian)