The Residence Visa for Highly Qualified Workers and Intra-Company Transfers is
Provided based on national visas under “Law 14/2013 to support entrepreneurs and
their internationalization
Visa Fees
Dear Applicants, please view the revised visa fee and service charges applicable.
| Category |
Fees in THB |
| Highly Qualified Workers and Intra-Company Transfers Visa |
3,220 THB |
Documents Required
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"Checklist for Highly Qualified Workers and Intra-Company
Transfers"
National visa application form. Each applicant must complete and
sign a visa application, filling in each of its sections.
1. Residence Permit
Original and a copy of the permit issued by the Large Companies and Strategic Groups Unit. This document must be issued by the competent authority in Spain. Without it, the application cannot be accepted.
2. Passport
A valid passport with a minimum validity of three months and at least two blank pages.
3. Photograph
One recent color photograph with a white background (taken within the last six months), measuring 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm.
4. National Application Form
One duly completed national application form, filled out in blue ink and capital letters, or printed online, and signed.
5. Copy of Current Passport
6. Valid Residence Permit/Visa
Applicable only for applicants who are not nationals of Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, or Laos.
7. Certificate of Criminal Record
Required for applicants over 18 years of age. The certificate must be issued by the country or countries where the applicant has resided during the last two years prior to the visa application. The certificate must not be older than six months, unless it explicitly states a longer validity period.
Additionally, a signed declaration confirming the absence of criminal records during the last five years must be submitted. (See application form section)
8. Dependants
- Spouse: Marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate.
- Children: Birth certificate. In the case of minors traveling with only one parent, a consent letter or documents proving sole custody must be provided.
VERY IMPORTANT:
All foreign documents must be dully legalized or apostilled, except official documents issued by a Member State of the European Union.
All documents in a foreign language must be translated into Spanish by a sworn translator in Spain.
Find translators here: https://www.exteriores.gob.es/es/ServiciosAlCiudadano/Paginas/Buscador-STIJ.aspx (Translation sent to applicant by email is accepted)
The decision period for processing the visa is typically
10 working days
from the date of
application submission. However, this period may be extended if additional documents
or interviews are required.
The Embassy may request additional documents or data, and applicants may be called
for a personal interview if necessary.
Once a favorable decision is made, the applicant or their legal representative must
collect the visa within one month. Visa refusals will be provided in writing, with
grounds for refusal stated.
Applicants have the right to appeal visa refusals within one month of receiving
notification. Appeals can be submitted to the Embassy or filed for judicial review
with the High Court of Justice in Madrid within two months.
