Please find and click the above categories for more information regarding the Spain Visa Applications.
Kindly note BLS handles only short term visa applications (for visits of less than 90 days in a period of 180 days). Please contact the Embassy of Spain (http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/Yakarta/es/Paginas/inicio.aspx) to enquire about other visas.
Visa Category | Visa Fee for Adult | Visa fee Child between 6 and 12 years |
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Journalistic Activities (Up To 90 Days) | IDR 1.510.000 | IDR 760.000 |
The visa fee will be waived for applicants belonging to one of the following categories:
Please Note:
Value Added Services:
Please Note, all the Additional Service are optional
General Requirements
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR JOURNALISTIC ACTIVITIES (UP TO 90DAYS):
Applications should be filed in the following order:
1. “Application for Schengen visa” form (fully completed, dated and signed).
In case of underage applicants, the “Application for Schengen visa” form must be signed by both parents or legal guardian.
2. Passport (original):
3. Photocopy of applicants identity card (KTP for Indonesian nationality). Indonesian nationals must also provide a photocopy of the Family Card (Kartu Keluarga).
4. Itinerary: A summary by the applicant stating: -
Trip dates and accommodation for each day. -
Entries and exit from each Schengen country (if visiting others than Spain), indicating the amount of days in each country and total amount of days spent in the Schengen area.
5. Means of transport:
Remarks: Fake or cancelled flight booking can entail refusal of the visa. Do not buy the ticket before the visa is issued. The Embassy of Spain will not take any responsibility related to the flight ticket.
6. Medical Travel Insurance:
The following companies provide travel insurances that comply with the Schengen Visa Code requirements: LINK EU LIST
The journalist must apply for a Schengen visa submitting the usually requested standard documents. Besides these documents it’s mandatory to submit the following ones:
7. The journalist must apply for a Schengen visa submitting the usually requested standard documents. Besides these documents it’s mandatory to submit the following ones:
8. If the journalistic activities are for more than 90 days, it’s necessary to apply for a national visa (please, contact with the Embassy of Spain) and the accreditation as press correspondent is mandatory, see below
9. For temporary journalistic activities –less than 90 days- the accreditation is not mandatory. Nevertheless, to have an official accreditation card be useful to facilitate journalists´ work while in Spain
10. Accreditation will be granted upon presentation of the following documents:
Letter by the media organization signed by the Editor-in-Chief or News Editor indicating that the applicant is a professional journalist who works for the said media and is planning to travel to Spain as the media's special reporter in this country; period for which the accreditation is requested (less than three months); professional assignment; description of the journalistic activity to perform in Spain; list of cities and places to visit in Spain; description of the technical means than will be used in Spain.
Note 1: As a general principle it is not necessary a permission to shoot, but the journalist must ask for permission from the owners of the places he wants to record.
Note 2: in case you decide to apply for accreditation directly by e-mail through the Directorate General for International Information, Secretariat of State of Communication, please put include the Embassy of Spain in copy of the e-mail
Note 3: if the journalistic activities are for more than 90 days, it’s necessary to apply for a national visa (please, contact with the Embassy of Spain) and the accreditation as press correspondent is mandatory.
11. Employment letter, stating the monthly or annual salary, time serving at the company, name and signature of the person issuing the letter and other useful details. If the employer is sponsoring the trip, specific mention to it is required.
12. Proof of financial means:
13. If Application is Submitted by a Representative please include a power of attorney letter and a copy of the representative’s ID or passport.
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR NON-NATIONALS OF INDONESIA OR TIMOR LESTE:
Applicants who are not nationals of Indonesia or Timor Leste must provide proof of their legal and effective residence in either country for at least the last 6 months.
Note: The residence permit or KITAS must be valid for at least 3 months after the intended departure date from the Schengen area.
FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EU OR EEA CITIZEN
Family members of citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area (EEA) States and Switzerland are entitled to obtain a visa on a preferential basis and free of charge, provided that they accompany the citizen of the Union, or of the EEA State or Switzerland or are going to join him/her in Spain.
Applications can be submitted at the Spanish Embassy in Jakarta:
Contact: emb.yakarta.vis@maec.es
More information here:https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:02004L0038-20110616
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
The above is not an exhaustive list of documentation. Applicants can be requested to submit additional documents or may be called for an interview (if required) by the Embassy.
As per Schengen regulations, visa fee is non-refundable.
All original documents must always be accompanied by one photocopy of the same.
To support sustainability efforts, applicants are kindly encouraged to avoid submitting unnecessary documents and to print double-sided whenever possible.
Applicants, submit your Application form with the new photo format, as explained below:
General
Photo Size
The photo for each visa applicant submitted must measure:
Photo Appearance
Please follow these instructions carefully. If the photograph presented do not meet these requirements your application will be considered incomplete.
The processing time of the visa applications is 15 working days. If the appointed day to collect the passport falls in weekend or public holiday, will be given appointment to pick up the previous business day. The processing time can be delayed until 30 or 60 days in special cases.
If the Embassy requires additional documents, the period to present the documents is 10 days.
BLS work is primarily administrative in nature; we have no say on whether you will be granted a visa and how long it will take to process your application, as this is entirely the prerogative of the Embassy of Spain in Jakarta.
The processing time of the visa applications of Nationals of the following countries will be as minimum 15 days:
Afghanistan | Algeria | Bangladesh | Belarus | D.R. Congo |
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Egypt | Iran | Iraq | Jordan | Kazakhstan |
Lebanon | Libya | Mauritania | Morocco | Nigeria |
Pakistan | Rwanda | Saudi Arabia | Somalia | South Sudan |
Sri Lanka | Sudan | Syria | Tunisia | Uzbekistan |
Vietnam | Yemen |
Please Note:
The forms are in PDF format.
You will need an Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and download this form.
To download the Application Form:
1. Click on the form link
2. When the form opens, save the form on your computer.
OR
1. Press the right button on your mouse on the required link.
2. Select Save Target As from the list
3. Save the form on your computer.