Schengen Visa for Spain | Book Spanish Visa Appointment in Ireland
Schengen Visa for Spain | Book Spanish Visa Appointment in Ireland
Jan 7, 2025
Jan 7, 2025
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Information about the required documents can be found on the website
The status of the application can be tracked at the link
Who can apply from Ireland?
Applicant must at least meet the following criteria in order to be eligible to submit a Schengen visa application:
holding a valid passport/travel document
holding a valid Ireland residence permit.
Visa Types
Schengen Visa / Short Term Visa
Tourist Visa
Business Visa
EEA/EU Spouse
Transit Visa
National Visa / Long Term Visa
Study Visa
Researcher Visa
Internship Visa
General Scheme for the Family Reunification Visa
Residence and employment work visa - TRA
Residence visa with working permit exemption - TRE (more than 90 days)
Self-employed work visa
Visa for Highly Qualified Workers and for Intra-Company Transfers
Investor visa
Entrepreneur visa
Non-working residency visa (non-lucrative visa)
Long-term residence or EU long-term residence recover
Working visa for professionals in the audio visual sector
Documents Required
Basic documents
A Schengen visa application form completed, dated and signed. If the applicant is a minor, both of their parents must sign the application.
Passport of the applicant with at least two consecutive blank pages, valid for at least three months after the duration of the trip and issued in the last ten (10) years.
A copy of the page of the passport with biographic data.
A recent passport-sized photograph of the applicant (35-45 mm), on a white background, full front, on which the applicant must be bareheaded, without dark glasses or any other item that may hinder identification. Veils or head coverings are permitted on religious grounds, provided all facial features are clearly shown on the photograph. Photographs of minors must not show any part of the adult holding them.
Irish certificate of registration (IRP/GNIB card) or re-entry (when applicable for minors) valid for at least three months after the duration of the trip. (Original and copy).
Copy of earlier Schengen visas.
Current occupation in Ireland
Employees: work permit or letter of employer or copy of work contract and most recent payslip. And employment summary from Revenue if applicable.
Self-employed: a recent business print out available from the Companies Registration Office (CRO). And tax clearance certificate (Revenue)
Students: recent letter from your university / college / school confirming your attendance/status, number of hours of tuition per week and duration of the course. Proof of part-time employment if applicable or sponsorship of a relative, with proof of the relationship (such as birth certificate), sponsor’s dated and signed letter (preferably notarized), copy of passport and bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). Bank statements from third countries must be in English, or accompanied by an English translation certified by an Irish translator.
Pensioners: pension booklet. Dependent relatives: Evidence of family relationship (marriage or birth certificate ()) and proof of relative’s occupation and sufficient funds.
Financial guarantees
Up-to-date original bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). The applicant may also submit credit card statements for the previous 3 months. Sufficient funds are considered no less than €868,50 per person up to 9 days.
In case of a sponsored trip: sponsorship of a relative, with proof of the relationship (such as birth certificate), sponsor’s dated and signed letter (preferably notarized), copy of passport and bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). Bank statements from third countries must be in English, or accompanied by an English translation certified by an Irish translator.
Trip, accommodation and insurance
Flight bookings. If travelling by car, driving license, ownership documents of the vehicle, insurance and ferry tickets.
Accommodation booking for the duration of the stay. If visiting family or friends in Spain, original invitation “Carta de invitación” letter from the resident in Spain issued by the Spanish National Police.
Proof of overseas travel insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 to cover any expense that might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention and/or emergency hospital treatment. The insurance must be valid throughout the territory of the Schengen States at least during the entire period of stay. If the application is for a multiple entry visa, the medical insurance must be valid for the first planned entry.
Minor applicants (below 18)
The application form must be signed by both parents, unless the object of the trip is visiting one parent who lives in Spain (see here below).
Birth certificate, copy of both parents passports and Schengen visa if applicable.
If just one parent will accompany the minor during his travel to Spain, a notary authorisation by the other parent. In case of sole custody, official document proving so.
If the minor will travel unaccompanied by any of their parents, a no objection affidavit from both parents.
Evidence of current occupation of parents in Ireland. Evidence of residence in Ireland: GP or school letter
🚨 The documents may vary depending on the purpose and applicant's details 🚨
Step-by-Step Guide to the Application Process
Step 1 - Verify which visa category you need to apply for
Step 2 – Prepare your visa application
Step 3 – Submit your visa application
You can submit your visa application (Schengen visa and National visa) at BLS Visa Application Centre with prior appointment.
For applicants under 18:
birth certificate or proof of guardianship
recent letter from school, signed
passports of all guardians and Irish residence permit
For minors travelling alone or with only one parent:
written consent to the intended journey, signed by all guardians and certified by notary public or Garda
For applications of minors (under 18), at least one parent must be present when the application is made.
Due to local specificities, the handling and processing of applications may vary slightly among the German Missions involved. Your application will not be accepted if the appointment is made under the incorrect jurisdiction.
Step 4 – Biometrics enrolment
You would be required to give biometrics at the time of submission of your application in the BLS visa application centre.
Following are exempted from giving biometrics:
Children below the age of 12 years
If biometrics have been given in last 59 months
If you have temporary injuries on your finger, you are advised to wait until your injuries have been healed
Step 5 – Payment of fees
You would be required to make the payment of visa fee, service fee (if not already paid at the time of appointment scheduling) & fee for optional service(s) if availed at the time of submission.
Visa fees can be paid in cash or by credit card.
Step 6 – Status tracking of your application
Your application will be sent to the competent authorities for decision making. The status of the application can be tracked through our website or you can avail SMS service. You will receive SMS alerts on the registered mobile number.
Step 7 – Collection of your passport
You can collect your passport from BLS visa application centre where the application was submitted or opt for courier at the time of submission for delivery of your passport at your desired address.
If you wish to collect your passport from the BLS Visa Application Centre, please bring the following documents:
Original receipt
Passport photocopy
In case of travel agent or representative, authorization letter from the customer
ID proof of the representative or travel agent
Processing Time
Applications accepted at the Spain Visa Application Centre will be submitted on the next working day at The Embassy of Spain in Dublin. Once the application has been submitted, the applicant can be further requested additional documentation in support of the same. Please note that the minimum processing time is between 3 and 4 weeks.
How to Book an Appointment
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💡We don't support this direction
Information about the required documents can be found on the website
The status of the application can be tracked at the link
Who can apply from Ireland?
Applicant must at least meet the following criteria in order to be eligible to submit a Schengen visa application:
holding a valid passport/travel document
holding a valid Ireland residence permit.
Visa Types
Schengen Visa / Short Term Visa
Tourist Visa
Business Visa
EEA/EU Spouse
Transit Visa
National Visa / Long Term Visa
Study Visa
Researcher Visa
Internship Visa
General Scheme for the Family Reunification Visa
Residence and employment work visa - TRA
Residence visa with working permit exemption - TRE (more than 90 days)
Self-employed work visa
Visa for Highly Qualified Workers and for Intra-Company Transfers
Investor visa
Entrepreneur visa
Non-working residency visa (non-lucrative visa)
Long-term residence or EU long-term residence recover
Working visa for professionals in the audio visual sector
Documents Required
Basic documents
A Schengen visa application form completed, dated and signed. If the applicant is a minor, both of their parents must sign the application.
Passport of the applicant with at least two consecutive blank pages, valid for at least three months after the duration of the trip and issued in the last ten (10) years.
A copy of the page of the passport with biographic data.
A recent passport-sized photograph of the applicant (35-45 mm), on a white background, full front, on which the applicant must be bareheaded, without dark glasses or any other item that may hinder identification. Veils or head coverings are permitted on religious grounds, provided all facial features are clearly shown on the photograph. Photographs of minors must not show any part of the adult holding them.
Irish certificate of registration (IRP/GNIB card) or re-entry (when applicable for minors) valid for at least three months after the duration of the trip. (Original and copy).
Copy of earlier Schengen visas.
Current occupation in Ireland
Employees: work permit or letter of employer or copy of work contract and most recent payslip. And employment summary from Revenue if applicable.
Self-employed: a recent business print out available from the Companies Registration Office (CRO). And tax clearance certificate (Revenue)
Students: recent letter from your university / college / school confirming your attendance/status, number of hours of tuition per week and duration of the course. Proof of part-time employment if applicable or sponsorship of a relative, with proof of the relationship (such as birth certificate), sponsor’s dated and signed letter (preferably notarized), copy of passport and bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). Bank statements from third countries must be in English, or accompanied by an English translation certified by an Irish translator.
Pensioners: pension booklet. Dependent relatives: Evidence of family relationship (marriage or birth certificate ()) and proof of relative’s occupation and sufficient funds.
Financial guarantees
Up-to-date original bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). The applicant may also submit credit card statements for the previous 3 months. Sufficient funds are considered no less than €868,50 per person up to 9 days.
In case of a sponsored trip: sponsorship of a relative, with proof of the relationship (such as birth certificate), sponsor’s dated and signed letter (preferably notarized), copy of passport and bank statements for the previous 3 months, certified by the bank, which clearly state periodic income (salary, transfer, yields…). Bank statements from third countries must be in English, or accompanied by an English translation certified by an Irish translator.
Trip, accommodation and insurance
Flight bookings. If travelling by car, driving license, ownership documents of the vehicle, insurance and ferry tickets.
Accommodation booking for the duration of the stay. If visiting family or friends in Spain, original invitation “Carta de invitación” letter from the resident in Spain issued by the Spanish National Police.
Proof of overseas travel insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 to cover any expense that might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention and/or emergency hospital treatment. The insurance must be valid throughout the territory of the Schengen States at least during the entire period of stay. If the application is for a multiple entry visa, the medical insurance must be valid for the first planned entry.
Minor applicants (below 18)
The application form must be signed by both parents, unless the object of the trip is visiting one parent who lives in Spain (see here below).
Birth certificate, copy of both parents passports and Schengen visa if applicable.
If just one parent will accompany the minor during his travel to Spain, a notary authorisation by the other parent. In case of sole custody, official document proving so.
If the minor will travel unaccompanied by any of their parents, a no objection affidavit from both parents.
Evidence of current occupation of parents in Ireland. Evidence of residence in Ireland: GP or school letter
🚨 The documents may vary depending on the purpose and applicant's details 🚨
Step-by-Step Guide to the Application Process
Step 1 - Verify which visa category you need to apply for
Step 2 – Prepare your visa application
Step 3 – Submit your visa application
You can submit your visa application (Schengen visa and National visa) at BLS Visa Application Centre with prior appointment.
For applicants under 18:
birth certificate or proof of guardianship
recent letter from school, signed
passports of all guardians and Irish residence permit
For minors travelling alone or with only one parent:
written consent to the intended journey, signed by all guardians and certified by notary public or Garda
For applications of minors (under 18), at least one parent must be present when the application is made.
Due to local specificities, the handling and processing of applications may vary slightly among the German Missions involved. Your application will not be accepted if the appointment is made under the incorrect jurisdiction.
Step 4 – Biometrics enrolment
You would be required to give biometrics at the time of submission of your application in the BLS visa application centre.
Following are exempted from giving biometrics:
Children below the age of 12 years
If biometrics have been given in last 59 months
If you have temporary injuries on your finger, you are advised to wait until your injuries have been healed
Step 5 – Payment of fees
You would be required to make the payment of visa fee, service fee (if not already paid at the time of appointment scheduling) & fee for optional service(s) if availed at the time of submission.
Visa fees can be paid in cash or by credit card.
Step 6 – Status tracking of your application
Your application will be sent to the competent authorities for decision making. The status of the application can be tracked through our website or you can avail SMS service. You will receive SMS alerts on the registered mobile number.
Step 7 – Collection of your passport
You can collect your passport from BLS visa application centre where the application was submitted or opt for courier at the time of submission for delivery of your passport at your desired address.
If you wish to collect your passport from the BLS Visa Application Centre, please bring the following documents:
Original receipt
Passport photocopy
In case of travel agent or representative, authorization letter from the customer
ID proof of the representative or travel agent
Processing Time
Applications accepted at the Spain Visa Application Centre will be submitted on the next working day at The Embassy of Spain in Dublin. Once the application has been submitted, the applicant can be further requested additional documentation in support of the same. Please note that the minimum processing time is between 3 and 4 weeks.