Visa for my Philippine wife to visit (holiday 18 days Spain)
My wife (Philippine national) and I were married in the UK. We want to visit Spain for 17/18 days.
We have hotels for 7 nights booked and confirmed. I received a visa application, but does anybody know if she will get a visa? I am a British passport holder and we got a visa for the UK earlier this year with no problem. I do not want to book flights until I am sure of a visa for my wife. We live mainly in Philippines and own our house.
Best Answer
As I understand it, you are a British citizen and for that reason an EU citizen. Your wife has a nationality which requires a visa to enter the Schengen area.
If you are planning to travel together, she can apply for a visa as a family member of an EU national. This visa has simplified documentation requirements; mostly she has to provide her family relationship.
See Travel documents for non-EU family members.
She can get this visa on arrival, but that is not advised because of the hassle and complications.
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How long can a Filipino stay in Spain?
Philippines BLS Spain Visa: Short Term (Maximum stay of 90 days)Visa from Philippines.Do Filipinos needs visa to Spain?
Spain schengen visa is required for Philippine citizens. The stay is usually short with a period of 90 days and visa expires in 90 days. Applicant is required to be present when applying for Spain schengen visa. A total of 12 documents are required for applying Spain schengen visa.How do I get a visa to stay in Spain more than 90 days?
If your stay in Spain involving any sort of studying for longer than 90 days at a time, you will need a student visa. If your study stay is less than 90 days, you should apply for a Schengen Tourism Visa link to section above.How can I get tourist visa for Spain from Philippines?
To apply for a Spain Tourist or Visitor visa you will need to follow these steps:✅ How to Enter Spain with a Tourist Visa and Get the Residency
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