NOTICE: This information is intended to serve as a guide for visa application. While we try to make it as accurate and up-to-date as possible, this
Embassy does not assume any legal or other liability for its accuracy and refers to existing Schengen and national regulations.
Updated 20/02/2024
Language and Culture Assistants VISA
(Auxiliar de Conversación)
PREREQUISITE FOR APPLICATION
1. Only those who have legal residency in Korea can apply for this visa at this Embassy. In this regard, the proof
documents regarding legal residency in Korea are required.
2. Only those who have been selected for “Auxiliar de Conversación” in the context of “Language and Culture
Assistants Program in Spain”.
SWORN TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALISATIONS
1. All the documents for visa application must be issued in Spanish. Otherwise, it must be translated into Spanish
through a sworn translator-interpreter duly registered in Spain or Korea.
2. All the documents for visa application must be legalised through the Consular Representation of the issuing country
or, in the case of signatory countries to the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961, the documents must hold the
Hague Apostille. *Exceptionally, official documents issued by any Spanish entity or organizations of member states of
the European Union do not require legalisation.
APPOINTMENT FOR VISA INTERVIEW
ALL THE APPLICANTS MUST BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR VISA INTERVIEW ON THE WEBSITE OF THIS
EMBASSY (click here).
● The application can be submitted for up to 180 days before the start date of the study
● The applicants without prior appointment CAN NOT apply for visa.
● The appointments must be booked for each applicant. For family members accompanying the principal applicant
also have to make their own appointments.
● The appointments for visa interview can be made exclusively on our website, NOT by e-mail or call.
VISA INTERVIEW
ALL THE VISA APPLICANTS MUST VISIT THE EMBASSY IN PERSON with ALL THE REQUIREMENTS, and in
case of minors, the applicant must be accompanied by one of the parents or legal guardians.
When it's necessary to assess the application, the Consular Office may request additional documents or data, and
may also ask the applicant to come in for a personal interview.
VISA STATUS CHECK
After submitting all the requirements (including additional documents in case it was requested), the applicants can
check their visa status on this link (click here).
● THIS EMBASSY DOES NOT NOTIFY THE APPLICANTS OF THEIR VISA STATUS OR VISA RESULT.
● When on the aforementioned system (for visa status check) the status appears as “RESUELTO”, the applicants can
come to the Embassy to check it out, either with an appointment for visa pick-up or on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY or
FRIDAY between 12:00-12:50PM without appointment.
● All the applicants who want to check their visa result must present the “VISA ENROLLMENT RECEIPT”.
● In the case of visa approval, the applicants must collect their visa within ONE MONTH from the date of notification
on the system.
● In the case of visa refusal, the applicant has a period of one month (as of the next day from visa refusal letter pick-
up) to submit an appeal (in Spanish) for reconsideration. An application for judicial review may also be filed with the
High Court Justice of Madrid within 2 months beginning the next day from the notification date of the reconsideration
appeal.
AFTER RECEIVING THE VISA
● The holders of this visa must enter Spain within the 90 days that appears on the visa, then apply for the Spanish
foreign identity card (“Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero”) within one month from the date of entry to Spain.
● Regarding the extension of the stay, you can find the relevant information on the website of “Extranjería”.
● ONCE THE VISA HOLDER IS IN SPAIN, THIS EMBASSY IS NOT THE ORGANIZATION IN CHARGE OF
EXTENSION OF STAY.