Spain Study Abroad Questions

Yes, Indian students can study in Spain without IELTS. Spain offers both Spanish-taught and English-taught programmes, and some universities let you enrol in English-taught programmes without IELTS. Always confirm the rule on your university's website before you apply, since it differs by university.

After you arrive in Spain on a long-term student visa, you need to apply for the Foreigner Identity Card within a month. Treat this as one of your first tasks after landing so it does not slip past the deadline.

A Spanish long-stay student visa is for courses longer than 90 days. The application needs more paperwork than a short-stay visa, including proof of funds and medical insurance, and if your stay exceeds six months you must apply for a Foreigner Identity Card within a month after you arrive.

A non-EU national must have legally lived in Spain with an NIE number for five years before applying for permanent residency. You also need proof of enough financial resources and health insurance that is legal in Spain, and you must hold a qualifying visa type.

One year masters options exist in all four countries, but they are far more common in Spain and Sweden, where 60 ECTS, one year programs are standard, while Germany and Poland mostly run 1.5 to 2 year, 3 to 4 semester programs as their default structure.

Entry-level Computer Engineering compensation after a Master's runs highest in Germany at €53,000 to €78,000, followed by France at €36,000 to €60,000, Spain at €22,000 to €38,000, and Italy at €25,000 to €35,000, per 2026 Levels.fyi data, with Germany's EU Blue Card threshold at €45,934 for new graduates.

Yes, Indian banks finance both tuition and living costs for Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, but loans above roughly ₹7.5 lakh usually need collateral. Each country has its own separate visa fund minimum, such as Germany's €11,904 a year blocked account and Spain's €600 a month requirement.

Yes, a Master's in Management is offered at accredited universities in Germany, Ireland, France, Spain and Singapore. Trinity College Dublin, for instance, accepts a minimum 2.1 honours equivalent business degree, while Germany's Technical University of Munich sets a narrower engineering or science subject requirement for its own programme.