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Andalusian sun, Madrid and Barcelona

From
SAR 713.85
Flight time
7 hours
Capital
Madrid
Best time to visit
March–June and September–November

Granada's Alhambra and the Mosque of Córdoba tell the story of Al-Andalus, while Madrid and Barcelona bring art, football and shopping. The Schengen visa is filed through BLS centres.

Visa types

Schengen tourist visa

Sticker visa
Processing
10–15 working days
Visa validity
180 days
Length of stay
90 days
Entry
Multiple entry

Biometrics appointment requiredBiometrics at BLS International in Riyadh, Jeddah or Khobar.

Required documents

  • Valid passportValid for at least 3 months beyond your return date, with at least two blank pages.
  • Two Schengen-size photos3.5 × 4.5 cm on a light background, face clearly visible.
  • Bank statement for the last 3 monthsBank-stamped, ideally showing regular activity and enough balance for the trip.
  • Salary certificateFrom your employer, stating job title, salary, start date and approved leave.
  • Confirmed hotel bookingCovering the whole stay; a refundable booking is fine.
  • Return flight reservationA reservation is usually enough — don't buy the ticket before the visa is issued.
  • Schengen travel insuranceMinimum €30,000 cover, valid across the Schengen area for the whole trip. You can buy it with us.

Price breakdown

Governmentmyvisa
Embassy / government feePassed through as-is — zero markup
SAR 370.00
myvisa service fee
SAR 299.00
VAT 15%Charged on the service fee only
SAR 44.85
TotalSAR 713.85

myvisa’s share incl. VAT: SAR 343.85

No hidden fees. The amount above is everything you pay, and the refund policy is shown before checkout.

The fee is €90, so the SAR amount moves with the exchange rate; the visa centre's own fee is paid there. Children 6–12 pay €45; under 6 are exempt.

Start your Spain visa · SAR 713.85

Expected timeline

1You upload documents
2We review within 2 hours
3We submit
4Decision issued

Yes, for biometrics. If your fingerprints were taken for a Schengen visa in the last 59 months, you may be exempt at the centre's discretion.

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