Student visa courses in Barcelona

Long-term Intensive Course in Barcelona · 20h

Weekly hours: 20

Study Spanish in Barcelona with all-inclusive visa support

Barcelona is one of Europe’s most cosmopolitan cities, and studying Spanish here means combining education with architecture, art, and seaside life. At Proyecto Español Barcelona, we provide full-time language programs that comply with all student visa requirements, including minimum weekly hours and official certification.

Course offerings

You can choose between our 20-hour or 15-hour per week courses. The 20-hour option is fully eligible for long-term student visas, while the 15-hour course is ideal for short stays under 90 days, depending on your nationality. Both follow an active, conversation-based methodology and are led by experienced, native-speaking instructors.

Our Barcelona center offers multiple start dates throughout the year, and we provide personalized orientation to help you select the most appropriate course for your needs and visa requirements.

What’s included in your enrolment for your student visa

Your enrollment package includes everything you need for your visa application: confirmation of registration and payment, plus the official invitation letter. All documents meet the standards of Spanish immigration authorities and are issued promptly after your booking is confirmed.

As a Cervantes-accredited institution, our certificates are nationally and internationally recognized. This adds credibility and ensures your documents are accepted without issue by consular offices.

Student services package

Beyond classes, we offer a full support package. Our staff can help you find accommodation in either student apartments or local families, depending on your preferences. We also provide airport transfers so that your arrival in Barcelona is stress-free.

Additionally, our administrative team is available throughout your stay for help with renewals, medical insurance, or any questions related to your legal status in Spain.

What our students from Barcelona say