Can my spouse work in Spain if I have student visa?

Your family members (spouse, registered partner, dependent children under 18) can join you while you’re studying in Spain if you have a study visa. Family members are not allowed to work or get a work permit while they are in Spain with you.

Can spouse work on dependent visa in Spain?

Your trailing spouse and dependent children older than 16 can work without applying for a work permit. Your relatives’ residence permits can be renewed at the same time as yours. Once your relatives have lived in Spain for five consecutive years, they can apply for a long-term residence permit.

Can I bring my family to Spain on student visa?

Yes. The family (spouse, common-law partner, and children under 18 or those with a disability who are not objectively able to provide for their own needs) of a study visa holder or applicant may apply for a visa to enter and stay in Spain for the same duration as the main applicant (student) visa holder.

Are international students allowed to work in Spain?

International students on a student visa can work in Spain during their studies and earn an extra income. You can work part-time in Spain with a student visa, which means up to 20 hours per week while pursuing your studies in Spain.

Can I work in Spain if my wife is Spanish?

Basically, this right applies to spouses and registered civil unions that start living with their Spanish or EU partner in Spain for a period of time longer than 3 months. They can apply for a residence and work authorization that will enable them to work in Spain under the same conditions as any other EU citizen.

Can I live in Spain if my wife is Spanish?

In the first place, the citizen who wants to obtain nationality must obtain a residence in Spain. This will be possible after having married a Spanish national. Then, you must demonstrate continued coexistence for a year in the Spanish territory with your spouse.

Can I add my partner to 190 visa?

Add partner to 186, 187, 189, 190 visa A partner can be included at the time of application or added as a secondary applicant at any stage during processing. You will need to provide 12 months of de factor relationship evidence or have registered your relationship.

Which country give spouse visa?

Currently, there are approximately thirty-five countries that allow the (married) spouse or sometimes even the accompanying (unmarried) partner or children to work freely. For example, the UK, The Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada allow spouses and partners to work.