Long term Spanish courses in Madrid

If you’re staying in Spain for 6 months or more, our long-term Spanish courses in Madrid are just what you need! Improve your Spanish while soaking up everything the capital has to offer: its culture, its people, and its energy. It’s your chance to have a unique experience and master the language!

Up to 9 students
per class

All levels

Classes start
every Monday

1 lesson = 45 minutes

1 trial lesson for free!

in Madrid

Long term Spanish courses

Explore our special packages for intensive Spanish programs for long-term stayings.
Prices:

1 lesson = 45 minutes

Lessons / week

€3,130

€3,770

€4,090

€4,730

€6,970

Enrollment fee for free

Book now!

How will my day be organized?

We’ve designed a schedule that gives you the best of both worlds: intensive Spanish classes and free time to explore Madrid and soak up its culture. Plus, with morning or afternoon options, you can make the most of your adventure your way!

9:00 – 10:30

10:45 – 12:15

12:30 -13:15

13:15 – 14:00

Your private lessons and conversational classes go here!

14:30 – 16:00

16:15 – 17:45

*Please note that the school does not guarantee the schedule, it’s subject to availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about learning Spanish in Madrid? Here’s where you’ll find all the info you need to make the most of your experience and fully embrace the opportunity to learn Spanish in one of the most vibrant cities in the world.

Whether or not you need a visa depends on your nationality and the length of your stay. If you’re a citizen of a European Union country, you won’t need a visa to come to Spain. U.S. citizens can stay for up to 90 days without a visa. However, if you’re coming from countries like Russia, China, India, or any African nation, you’ll need to apply for a visa regardless of the length of your stay.

We advise checking with the Spanish embassy in your country for the most accurate information, or you can also visit: https://fedele.org/visados/.

The requirements vary based on your nationality. We strongly recommend visiting the Spanish embassy in your country to check the specific requirements for a student visa.

The time it takes to process your visa depends on your country of origin. However, in our experience, if all documents are submitted correctly, it should not take longer than a month.

Typically, you will need a valid passport, a letter of acceptance from an accredited school, a recent photograph, and proof of financial means. For more detailed information, you can visit the official website of the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Spain.

Yes, our school will provide the invitation letter necessary for your visa application. This letter will include your personal details (such as your full name, date of birth, and passport number) along with the specifics of your course (start and end dates, as well as the course level).

Please note, to apply for a student visa, you must book a course of at least 20 lessons per week and that the full payment for the course is required before receiving the invitation letter.

In the unfortunate event that your visa application is denied, we will refund the total amount of your payment minus a €350 administrative fee, once we receive the official rejection letter from the Embassy or Consulate.

Yes, with a student visa, you are allowed to work in Spain, but there are some conditions. You can work part-time, up to 20 hours per week, as long as the job does not interfere with your studies. You will need a work permit from the local authorities, and the employer must request it. This permit is tied to your student visa, so it will not allow you to work full-time or extend beyond the duration of your studies.

Madrid is a vibrant and large city with a wide range of cultural, social, and leisure activities. Prices can vary, but generally, a meal in an average restaurant costs around €10-15, and public transportation is affordable with a monthly pass costing approximately €54. Madrid is well-connected with an extensive metro and bus system, making it easy to navigate. The city is generally safe, but as in any big city, it’s advisable to be mindful of your belongings, especially in crowded areas. The rich cultural life and lively atmosphere make it an exciting place to study Spanish long-term.