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VISAS · RECOMMENDED

Heads-up: your income band looks below the NLV requirement — €28,800/yr plus €7,200/yr per dependent (400% of IPREM) for your household. Review how you'll evidence sufficient passive means, or talk through alternative routes, before booking the consulate appointment

This is arithmetic on your own answers, done for you: comparing your income band against the NLV threshold for a household your size suggests a gap. It isn't a verdict — bands are rough, and consulates look at the whole evidence picture — but it's far better to discover this at the planning stage than at the appointment. A session with an immigration adviser on how to evidence your means, or whether another route fits better, is money well spent here.
WHEN IT'S DUE
Due 180 days before you arrive in Spain.
WHY IT MATTERS
Strongly advised, though not strictly mandatory. Get Camino’s practical recommendation — not a legal requirement. How strongly we suggest it is shown by its priority; confirm the specifics for your own case.
WHAT COMES FIRST
Identify your visa category
LOLA'S TIP
Consulate appointments book out weeks ahead — secure the slot first, then assemble the paperwork.
Where does this fall in your move?
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