1. Visa instructions:

1. Spain is a Schengen country and can apply for a European Schengen visa. Schengen visa holders (if there is no other indication on the visa) can travel to all Schengen countries: Belgium, Denmark, Germany,

Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Austria , Portugal, Sweden, Spain. This visa cannot be used to engage in work.

There is no right to require the issuance of a business visa. A visa is not a guarantee of entry into the Schengen area. The final decision on whether you can enter the Schengen area is made by the border defense department at the border.

2. All visas issued by the Spanish Embassy must be emailed in advance to make an appointment for an interview, and must be submitted and collected in person. The appointment email must include the following information: name, passport number, purpose of travel, estimated departure time (no additional application materials are required). It is recommended to make a reservation at least one month before departure. 2. Materials required to apply for a Spanish visa:

1) Air ticket reservation form (printed copy, English): I booked a ticket on the official website of Air France, selected pending payment, and printed out the order without payment. , that’s it. This is only for visa purposes. You will confirm your real flight after the visa is issued.

Note: The order usually expires 3 days after you place the order, so it is best to order printing the day before you hand in the materials, so that it will be more realistic, haha!

2) Hotel reservation form (printed copy, English): Find the corresponding hotel on venere. You need to provide a credit card number, but no deduction will be made, and then just print out the reservation form. This is only for visa purposes. You can confirm your hotel after signing out.

Note: Don’t forget to cancel your reservation after you get your visa, otherwise money will be deducted on the reservation date.

3) Overseas travel insurance. This insurance must be able to cover the following expenses during the stay in the Schengen countries: the cost of returning to the country due to emergencies due to physical reasons, emergency medical care expenses or hospitalization Expenses, this insurance pays at least 30,000 euros;

4) Proof of employment from the Chinese company, which must include:

-Salary

-Company approval or holidays Certificate (date indicated)

-Position held

Note: Generally, foreign companies have a unified template, but government agencies may not be very professional yet, so they need to prepare their own English template for the unit to Knock the seal.

5) A list of the applicant’s bank accounts in the past three months;

Note: The key to bank card turnover is whether you have a stable income every month, so try not to make sudden changes Deposit a substantial amount of money. Another thing to check is whether your balance can support your expenses in Europe.

6) The Spanish Embassy reserves the right to request the submission of other materials;

7) If you are a minor, proof of financial resources and a notarized certificate of authorization from your parents or guardians are required;

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8) Passport, ID card and household register (original + copy, Chinese): The third-generation ID card must be copied on both sides on one piece of paper

9) Two-inch color 4 photos;

10) Fill in the application form.

5. The visa processing time is 7 working days. 3. Spanish Embassy Information

The Spanish Embassy in Beijing is responsible for visa matters for residents or permanent residents (based on current residential address) except for the following areas.

Address: Beijing No. 9 Sanlitun, Postal Code 100600

Tel: 010-6532-3629

Fax: 010-6532-3401

Website: ercio.mityc.es 4 , Entry and Exit Instructions

1. According to the requirements of the European Commission, tourists cannot bring animal food (meat, meat products, milk, dairy products) into Spain as luggage. The only exception is packaged baby milk powder. Other food can be brought into Spain, but the weight must not exceed 1 kilogram.

2. Adults over 18 years old are allowed to carry 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco.

3. One liter of drinks with an alcohol content of 22 degrees or above or two liters of drinks with a alcohol content of less than 22 degrees.

4. Perfume should not exceed 50 grams, and lotion should not exceed 0.25 liters.

5. 500g of regular coffee or 200g of espresso.

6. 100 grams of tea or 40 grams of concentrated tea.

7. Adults can carry items up to 175 euros, and passengers under 15 years old can carry items up to 90 euros.