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FAQs

Ans: A Visa is an authorization issued by the representative of the Government of a country permitting a person, not resident in that country, to enter its boundaries, subjected to immigration control of the country.

Ans: Depending on your nationality, kindly log on to the website https://pak.blsspainvisa.com/ to check whether you require a Visa to travel to Spain or Not.

Ans: Yes. Once you have entered the Schengen territory, single entry visa allows the holder to circulate within the Schengen territory multiple numbers of times. However, if the holder of this visa leaves the Schengen territory, he/she cannot re-enter again without a new valid visa.

Ans: If you plan to apply for your Schengen Visa at the Spain Visa Application Centre, your main destination and the maximum period of stay in the Schengen States must be in Spain. You must provide proof to support that Spain is:

  • Main Destination.
  • Country related with the main purpose of travel.
  • Country with maximum period of stay.
  • State of first entry.

Ans: The Embassy of Spain in Pakistan and the Consulate General of Spain in ISLAMABAD issue Schengen visa for Spain which also allows the holder to travel within the Schengen territory. Schengen visa issued by the Spanish Consulate gives access to all the 26 Schengen countries. In case the applicant intends to visit various Schengen countries, the country responsible to issue the relevant visa for the entire duration of the trip, including for other Schengen countries will be determined in the following order:

  • Main destination.
  • Country related with the main purpose of travel.
  • Country with maximum period of stay.
  • State of first entry.

Ans: BLS is the outsourced partner to the Embassy of Spain in Pakistan and the Consulate General of Spain in ISLAMABAD. The Spain Visa Application Centre of BLS functions as a collection and processing centre to guarantee a better service in response to the growing demand for Spanish visas from applicants residing in Pakistan.

Ans: You can contact the Spain Visa Application Centre via the Helpline, by email or in person. Please see our contact information section for details.

Ans: Applicants are free to apply up to 180 days prior to their date of travel. However, all applications must be submitted at least 15 days prior to the proposed date of travel to accommodate any unforeseen processing delays. This period is extended to 9 months in the case of the seamen.

Ans: In most cases, you will be informed within 15 calendar days whether your application has been successful. Sometimes it can take up to 45 days in case it is necessary to make a more detailed exam of the application.

Ans: The Spain Visa Application Centre does not prepare visa applications, but accepts and processes applications in accordance with the instructions issued by the Embassy of Spain and Consulate General of Spain.

Ans: Applicants need to walk into the Spain Visa Application Centre to submit application.

Ans: Yes it is mandatory to come personally.

However, for collection of passport, if you are unable to make it in person, you can send any representative for collection with a letter of authorization by you on Company’s Letter Head, identification document (Photo ID proof copy) & original acknowledgement receipt from BLS. Applications by Post are not accepted and shall be returned without processing the application.

Ans: The Spain Visa Application Centre is an acceptance centre and, as such, is not authorized to advise/recommend any visa type to a prospective applicant. The applicant will have to find out the visa category he/she is eligible for based on the purpose of travel. He /she can do so by visiting

Ans: After deciding the eligible visa category applicants can visit the Spain Visa Application Centre’s website https://pak.blsspainvisa.com/ to check the recommended documents for the Visa category they have chosen. Photocopies are recommended as documents will not be returned. Submit originals only where specified.

Ans: First, you should contact directly the Embassy of Spain or the General Consulate of Spain in ISLAMABAD. See CONTACT US link :https://pak.blsspainvisa.com/contact.php. You should explain clearly:

  • Contact details of the travel agents in charge of the applications.
  • Contact details of the travelers and purpose of the visit.
  • Detailed information of the number of applicants, flight details, route, cost of the travel per person, etc.
  • Official and final list of the applicants including their complete name, in alphabetic order, and their passport’s number.

Ans: If your application is not accompanied by the documents that are requested by the Embassy of Spain in Pakistan and the Consulate General of Spain in ISLAMABAD, you will be asked if you wish to proceed with the application without all the requested documents. Should you consent to this, your application will be registered in our system and accepted for further processing. Kindly take note that submission of incomplete applications will lead to processing delays.

Ans: Every visa application needs to be accompanied by a visa fee for the amount applicable to your chosen visa category. This needs to be paid in cash.

Ans: Once the application has been processed by the Spain Embassy/ Consulate General and your passport has been returned to the Visa application centre, you will need to bring your receipt in original and acceptance proof with you for collection of your passport. For Pass back (return of passport) timings, please visit the Contact us page.

Ans: In your absence, along with your receipt an authority letter on Company’s Letter Head from you in the name of your representative with his Identity proof Photo copy will be required.

Ans: No, The Spain Visa Application Centre cannot courier your application to you.

Ans: If the Embassy of Spain in Pakistan or the General Consulate of Spain in ISLAMABAD are unable to return the application to you because they would like to request additional documents, schedule you for a personal interview or require additional time to correspond with Home Office, this update is normally sent in a letter individually addressed to the applicant, and remains at the Spain Visa Application Centre until collected by the applicant or an authorized representative.