Spain Work Visa ▸ Application Guide & Tips for Malaysians

Guide to applying for the Spanish Employment Visa, specially for Malaysians. It comprises of 2 phases: Residence Permit Application and Visa Application. This step-by-step guide helps you understand the entire process and documents required to obtain your visa quicker and more efficiently.
0:00 Intro
0:29 Employment Contract in Spain
0:41 Residence Permit Application
4:29 Visa Application
5:43 Tips
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[@kenwooitv]

Phew, what a lengthy and tedious process to obtain our Spanish Visa! Good times, and glad to have documented it here! 😀

[@wendyyuan6476]

Hello, Could you please tell me which hospital in KL can do the medical examination report for Spanish Visa? Do I need an appointment?

[@kenwooitv]

Hi Wendy, you can go to any clinics like BP Healthcare or Mediviron for the medical report (not necessarily a hospital). A basic health report, including blood and urine tests would suffice. An appointment would be better, else you may have to queue/wait. Hope this helps, and all the best!

[@wendyyuan6476]

@@kenwooitv Thank you so much !

[@wendyyuan6476]

Your daughter is so lovely, thank you for your reply, wish you a happy life in Spain, hope we have a chance to meet in Spain.

[@wendyyuan6476]

My daughter is 7 years old. Does she also need a medical examination?

[@kenwooitv]

@@wendyyuan6476 Hi Wendy, yes every individual requires a medical report. A basic health report would be sufficient. 😀

[@ezarulezdihar32]

Hi Ken! Thanks for sharing this. Just want to ask you, most of the company I applied for in Spain do not sponsor for work Visa, they required permit to work first to consider my application. If I follow your steps without employment offer, do you think I’ll pass?

[@kenwooitv]

Hello! This process requires you to have an employment contract from a Spanish company first, which then you’ll apply (via an agent in Spain) and be granted with the “NIE” (with the permit/authorisation to work) from the relevant Ministry. With this “authorisation to work”, the visa can only be issued by the embassy. Then you’ll move to Spain. If a Spanish company requires an existing permit to work, it means that they’ll only consider you if you’re already working in Spain.