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NIESevilla

Studying in Sevilla: the visa and your residence card

With the Universidad de Sevilla, Pablo de Olavide and a stack of business and language schools, Sevilla pulls in students from every continent. If you are a non-EU national here for more than 90 days, you will need a student visa first and, once you land, a student NIE and TIE.

What to gather before you fly

  • Your acceptance letter from a Sevilla university or school
  • Proof you can cover your living costs for the stay
  • Private medical cover that holds good throughout Spain
  • A clean criminal-record check together with a doctor's health certificate
  • The student visa itself, stamped at the Spanish consulate back home

Once you have arrived

Within 30 days of touching down in Sevilla you register your fingerprints and apply for the student TIE. We help you pull the file together and book the appointment, so admin never eats into your first weeks of classes and exploring.

That part of the job starts when you are here. If the flights, the room and the cover are all still up in the air back home, AnchorLess handles the move around your studies remotely, which is a separate service from ours and run by a separate company.

In Sevilla

Most student visa requests across Andalusia pass through the Sevilla office. We know exactly what they ask for — and we accompany you, whether you live in central Sevilla or out in Dos Hermanas.

Frequently asked questions

EU Erasmus students follow the green-certificate route; non-EU students on a course over 90 days need the student visa and a student TIE.

Spanish student status does permit a capped amount of work next to your studies, provided certain conditions are met. We can walk you through how that plays out for your own circumstances in Sevilla.

Ready to get your NIE in Sevilla?

Fill in our short application form and we will be in touch within one business day. No queues, no guesswork.