SOMEONE PLS HELP ME IM DESPERATE!
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ok heres the situation.. i live in usa, fell in love with a spanish girl and she has moved back to spain and i want to be able to move to spain and see her again ASAP! im goign to be a senior in high school and will take spanish 1 as a a class (cuz i dont know spanish yet) And im planning on going to culinary school after high school and my problem is. IS IT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO APPLY FOR EXCHANGE STUDENT AFTER I FINISH CULINARY SCHOOL? and my FAMILY IS POOR I HAVE NO MONEY RITE NOW but i am about to get a job at min. wage and my parents wil help pay a little. OR IS IT EVEn POSSIBLE to graduate from culinary school and start working in spain??? i have no family/relatives/bg to spain and my plan in the long run is to move to spain permanently.
IF its not possible, can someone please help me think of a good plan.. my family is poor and ive been in the same town my whole life.. i have no clue what to do.. PLS HELP ME! The only thing that will ever be important to me is if i get to see my sweetheart again. PLs tell me everything i need to know/that might help AND THANK YOU AND BLESS TO EVERYONE THAT REPLIES TO THIS!
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The easy route is to apply for atourist visum at your local Spanish consulate, and come for a holiday. For this you need to show a return ticket to the USA. The more complicated one is to try and work here, which is very involved. You need someone in Spain to invite you to work with an official full time work contract with a minimum of one year duration. This person needs to apply here for permission to offer you a job for which he can find no-one in the Spanish or European Union labour market.
The other route is to marry this girl, for which you need to apply for your resettlement to Spain from the USA. All in all, there is a fair bit of red tape to wade through.
Get in touch with the Spanish Embassy website, and I am sure there is more information there.
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Robert H
Marbella
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