VOXEL SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL
International Students
Voxel School welcomes students from different parts of the world, providing them with an inclusive environment and training oriented to the demands of the global market.
Why Voxel School?
Voxel School offers practical, innovative teaching connected to the professional sector. Our approach combines creativity, technology and teamwork, in a close environment that facilitates the integration of international students.
Support services
Exchange Ambassador is a Voxel School initiative designed so that you feel accompanied from the first day. Through this program, you will have the support of Voxel students who will be your point of reference during your stay: they will help you integrate into the school, guide you in your day to day and discover both academic life and the city of Madrid. The Exchange Ambassador will facilitate your adaptation to the environment, promote cultural exchange and allow you to live a close, enriching and truly international experience.
The International Relations Department will guide and help you with what you need before and during your stay. In addition, the teaching team and the rest of the staff are also available to accompany you. At Voxel School we are a close, accessible and committed team with our students.
Alliance and International Networks
We have a network of associated universities that allow our students to carry out academic exchanges and joint projects.
We are part of educational initiatives and networks that favor mobility, academic cooperation and innovation worldwide.
Migration procedures
Students from the European Union (EU), Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland
If you are a citizen of a Member State of the European Union (EU) or Liechtenstein, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland, you have the right to free movement and residence in Spain up to 3 months. If your stay is going to be longer than 3 months, you have the obligation to request your registration in the Central Registry of Foreigners.
Check the "Upon arrival" section: Certificate of Registration of European Union citizen.
Students who do not come from the European Union (EU), Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland
If you are not an EU citizen, and you do not have a residence permit, valid for your entire stay in Spain, from another EU country, you will need to apply for a Study Stay Visa. The application is submitted in person at the Spanish Embassy closest to your home.
Visas can only be requested in the country of which one is a national or in the country where one has legal residence.
The documents required by the Embassy for the procedure are as follows:
- Admission document issued by your School or Faculty.
- Valid passport (that does not expire during your stay in Spain).
- Proof of having financial means to cover the costs of stay and return to your country, and if applicable, those of your family members.
- Public or private health insurance contracted with an Insurance Entity authorized to operate in Spain.
- Color photographs with white background, ID card size (32x26 millimeters).
- Payment of fees.
- Furthermore, if the course lasts more than 6 months, you must present: Medical certificate and Criminal record certificate.
The D 180 days type visa does not give you access to the application for the Foreigner Identification Card (TIE).
The D 90 days type Visa will give you access to the application for the Foreigner Identification Card (TIE).
Important:
Those students enrolled in a Postgraduate with mobility within the European Union will apply for a study visa for the first country where the first part of the Master is carried out, and will apply for the Card of that first country. That card will be valid for the entire duration of the Master.
It is the student's responsibility to check the validity dates indicated on the card when they obtain it. In this way, if there is erroneous data, they can claim the correction of the same, at the Office that issued the card.
Contact and Advising
- Contact email: international@voxelschool.com
