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1-5 Years
  • Study
  • Dependents
  • Work
  • Citizenship
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  • Dependants
  • Business
  • Citizenship

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Student Visa Andorra

#studentvisa

About

With the aid of a student visa, a foreign person has the option of temporarily relocating to Andorra in order to pursue a course of study there. International students are choosing to study in Andorra more and more frequently. With a wide variety of educational institutions, Andorra has a long tradition of superior learning.

In recent years, Andorra has seen a major increase in immigration. The duration of residence and employment in Andorra is up to the time the course is going to take. Additionally, they are permitted to engage in limited employment in order to support themselves as well as any dependents.

You must apply for a student visa while still in your home country. In the event that there have been any changes, it is always essential to verify the most recent information on visa requirements.

Eligibility

The requirements below must be satisfied.

  • A letter of acceptance from an Andorran educational institution confirming that a candidate has been given a seat on a full-time programme of study is required.
  • Candidates must be able to show that they have the resources necessary to support themselves in the nation.
  • The entire payment of the course costs must be documented.
  • The arrangement of private medical insurance, along with supporting documentation, is required.

Documents

You must provide,

  • Current Passport, Original and Photocopy
  • Criminal History Record Report
  • A recent colour shot (35 x 45 mm)
  • Evidence of Housing in Andorra
  • Justification for Having Enough Money to Live in Andorra
  • A thorough medical background.

Process

Authorization is granted for scientific research, high-level sports training, education, and other activities. You may thus apply for any of the aforementioned motives.

Visa Processing Time
The processing time for a student visa depends on the availability of documents. Once you have been invited by a university and submitted the required documents, the visa process starts. It can take a month or in some cases, even longer to process, so apply accordingly.

How to Apply
You must supply the following documents in order to begin the application online for a student visa:

  • Send a copy of your passport with your name, nationality and date of birth to the consulate through email.
  • Please include copies of any residency permits you may have along with your current place of residence in your email. Pay the visa fee.
  • If you have already paid for this, just include the receipt.

After the online application, you may wait for confirmation. Hiring a visa consultant can be helpful to achieve a student visa.

Duration & Fees

Duration
The student visa for Andorra is valid for the duration of the course you are taking. It can be valid for up to 5 years. If you want to stay longer, you are to apply for accommodation.

Fees
The student visa for Andorra costs 50 USD. But the costs can be different, so you are advised to have about 150 USD while applying for the visa.

Extension

You may apply for an extension once the visa is about to expire. But you will need a recommendation from the institute you are studying in.

Highlights

Dependents
Include family members with you.

Multi-entry
Enter or leave the country as you please.

Work
You are allowed to work.

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