Aupair in Spain for 9 months which type of visa should I get?
I am planning on being an aupair in spain for 9 months, and I need to have a visa. I will not be a full time student in spain to consider a student visa (although i will take a language class) and I do not have a source of income (like it suggests on the residents visa). I do not know if searching for a job to get a work visa is even probable. Any suggestions on what I should do?
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1 :
But...you HAVE a job, right? As an Au Pair? Doesn't the FAMILY sponsor you to get a visa?
2 :
Your question contradicts itself. It starts off saying you're going as an au pair, and finishes with you looking for work! If you're not from a European country, but from a country like the US, Canada, Australia etc you can visit Spain for 90 days as a tourist without a visa. To work in Spain you need to have a work visa organised before you travel, you cannot go there and look for work - that's highly illegal. To study in Spain you need to be accepted by a Spanish school or university first, then apply for a study visa. To work as an au pair you need to have a job organised first, and as an au pair it's better to do this through an agency, then apply to the Spanish Embassy in your country for a long stay visa and explain clearly that you will be working as an au pair. The agency should be able to help you with this.
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This is an issue that the Au pair agency that you have found work through should help you with. You don't even tell us your nationality, which would also make a difference ... http://www.tumbit.com/how-to-guides/articles/120-au-pairs-in-spain.html
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