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Geuropia

Accredited Spanish courses

Learn Spanish in Spain, from one week to a full year

Seven cities, courses from 4 to 30 hours a week, accommodation arranged, and a student-visa file prepared properly the first time.

How it works, start to finish

Five steps. You pay the school directly, and Geuropia is paid by the schools — our advice and the paperwork cost you nothing.

  1. You apply

    Your details and your passport. Five short steps, and it commits you to nothing.

  2. You receive an offer letter

    A conditional acceptance from the school, naming the course, the dates and the exact price.

  3. You pay the school

    The transfer goes to the accredited school, not to us. We tell you what to pay and when, and check it arrived.

  4. You receive your visa documents

    The acceptance letter, the academic programme and the invitation letter, prepared to the standard consulates expect.

  5. You apply for the visa, and you go

    We check your file against the consulate's list before you go. The decision is theirs; a complete file is the part we control.

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Destinations

Seven cities in Spain, plus live online classes.

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Going for a student visa?

Read the step-by-step guide first — the document list, the real timelines, and the seven-day deadline that catches people out.

See the visa guide

Common questions

How much does it cost?

Course prices start at €180 a week and vary by city and course. Accommodation adds roughly €150 to €325 a week depending on what you choose. Every course page shows the real figures.

Which courses work for a student visa?

A Spanish type D student visa needs a course of at least 20 hours a week for a stay over 180 days. That means intensive courses of 26 weeks or more, the long-term intensive, or a university pathway programme.

What if I have never studied Spanish?

Every school teaches from complete beginner to C2, and most courses start on any Monday. You take a placement test when you arrive.

How far ahead should I apply?

For a short course, a few weeks. For anything needing a visa, start three to four months ahead: the apostille and the consulate appointment are the slow parts, not us.

What does Geuropia charge?

You pay the school's published price. We are paid by the schools we represent, so our advice, the paperwork and the visa support cost you nothing extra.

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