Usually required
- Admission to recognised full-time study
- Proof of funds and qualifying health insurance
- Consulate application, normally at least 2 months early
Enroll on a career in Spain where public bachelor's degrees cost an estimate of €700-€1,800 per year while accessing top tier education levels.
Clear steps from qualification to enrolment.
Study with teachers from your time zone.
Practise with the papers you will actually sit.
Homologation, UNEDasiss and visa guidance.
Clear steps from qualification to enrolment.
Study with teachers from your time zone.
Practise with the papers you will actually sit.
Homologation, UNEDasiss and visa guidance.
Clear steps from qualification to enrolment.
Study with teachers from your time zone.
Practise with the papers you will actually sit.
Homologation, UNEDasiss and visa guidance.
Clear steps from qualification to enrolment.
Study with teachers from your time zone.
Practise with the papers you will actually sit.
Homologation, UNEDasiss and visa guidance.
Use these figures to plan. Confirm tuition with your university.
City
Reference
*Private universities set their own fees. City figures exclude personal spending and insurance.
SEPIE study and cost informationYour school system and degree decide the route. UNEDasiss issues the access credential, while homologation recognises your diploma.
Recognise your diploma, then use PCE to build your access grade.

Keep the university, UNEDasiss and consulate dates together.
EU citizens do not need a student visa. Check residence and enrolment rules before you travel.
Check the course language, entry grade, fees and deadline.
UNEDasiss tells you whether accreditation or PCE applies.
Request homologation when needed, then apply on time.
Follow your consulate's checklist and complete enrolment.
If your course lasts over 90 days and you are from outside the EU, EEA or Switzerland, check the long-stay study authorisation.
For stays over six months, apply to the TIE within one month of entering Spain. EU citizens follow residence registration rules instead.
Studying in Spain is about more than attending university. When planning your move, consider accommodation, food, public transport, healthcare and everyday expenses. Your budget and lifestyle will largely depend on the city you choose.
Explore student residences, shared flats and private accommodation. Before signing a contract, check the deposit, included bills, location and rental conditions.
Learning Spanish will make everyday life easier and help you integrate. Some regions also have a co-official language, although many universities offer programmes in English.
Your university’s international office can help you with accommodation, administrative procedures, orientation programmes and adapting to student life in Spain.
Access requirements depend on your school system and nationality.
Discover the experience of students who already prepared their university entrance exams with Atlas.
See testimonialsYes. Spain has English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes, especially at private universities and in selected public programmes. Check the programme language and admission route with the university.
It depends on your education system and your university. EU, EHEA, International Baccalaureate and European School profiles may use accreditation. Other systems generally use homologation and PCE. UNEDasiss and the university make the final decision.
Usually not. Your route may require UNEDasiss accreditation, Ministry homologation, PCE results or a combination. Check the profile for your education system before paying for legalisation or sworn translations.
Start about a year before your course when possible. Documents, homologation, UNEDasiss, PCE registration, university deadlines and consulate appointments run on different calendars.
EU citizens do not need a student visa, but they must check residence registration rules. Other students usually apply for a long-stay study authorisation through the Spanish consulate, with the documents that office requests.
There is no automatic scholarship. The Ministry, your university, regional bodies and mobility programmes publish separate calls with their own nationality, residence, income, study and deadline rules. We can explore available options for you once you've already been accepted and enrolled into a Spanish university
The academic year usually runs from September to June or July. Confirm the application, enrolment and orientation dates with your chosen university.
Select the school system you studied in. This first check follows the two UNEDasiss routes.
Your result will appear here
Choose a profile to see where PCE may fit.