Study in Spain from Bangladesh

Yes, but there is an extra step: your HSC must go through homologation to the Spanish Bachillerato plus UNEDasiss accreditation, and competitive degrees require PCE entrance exams. Start this credential process early — it is the longest part of a Spain application. WBE maps your HSC subjects to the right PCE route before you commit.

Public university tuition is around €4,000–6,000 per year, while private universities cost significantly more. Budget €700–1,100 per month for living; the student-visa funds proof is roughly €600 per month (based on IPREM). Always confirm the current IPREM figure with the Spanish embassy before your visa file.

For public-university bachelor's degrees, yes — most require Spanish at B2 level (DELE B2), while English-taught bachelor's are mostly at private universities. For master's, many programmes run in English with IELTS 6.0–6.5. Even on an English-taught programme, basic Spanish transforms your part-time job options.

Yes. Graduates can apply for a 12-month residence permit to look for work or start a professional activity. Use your final year for internships and employer contacts so the job-search year counts.

A valid passport, SSC and HSC marksheets and certificates (for homologation and UNEDasiss), bachelor's transcripts and degree for master's applicants, a CV, a motivation letter, a language certificate (DELE B2 for Spanish-taught or IELTS for English-taught programmes), and passport photos. Your university and the embassy confirm the final list.

Spain's homologation and UNEDasiss steps confuse most first-time applicants — WBE walks you through credential recognition, university choice, and the visa file with no service fee. Message us on WhatsApp with your HSC details and we lay out your exact timeline.