Medical Certificate
for Spain Visa
— Online

It can be. The certificate is evaluated by video call and signed by a physician with an active Spanish medical licence, and patients have reported acceptance at several consulates. Each consulate decides what it accepts, so check your checklist first or message us before ordering.

The Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, Student Visa (under RD 1155/2024, in force since May 2025), Family Reunification Visa, and most long-stay and work visa applications. Short tourist stays do not need one.

It depends on your consulate. Many do not ask for an apostille on a certificate signed by a Spanish-registered physician, but some do, and some also ask for a sworn translation. The certificate is bilingual, English and Spanish. Check your consulate’s checklist.

Many consulates want it issued within the last 90 days, but the rule is set by each consulate. As a general rule, request it no more than 8 weeks before your appointment so it has not expired when you attend.

Yes. The consultation is fully online, so you can request your certificate from anywhere in the world. Some consulates require the doctor to practise in your country of residence, so check this first.

It declares that the applicant does not suffer from any disease with serious public health repercussions, per IHR 2005. Generic letters stating “good health” are often returned, so this certificate uses the IHR declaration. If your consulate requires specific wording, send it to us.

Normally within 24 hours of your video consultation and payment confirmation.

If your consulate gives a reason related to wording or format, we review the document and reissue it at no additional cost. Contact us on WhatsApp with the consulate’s exact request.

For most certificates of this type, the physician evaluates you by video call. If your consulate explicitly requires an in-person examination, tell us before you order and we will say honestly whether we can help.

Patients have told us their certificate was accepted at Spanish consulates in London, New York, Florida and Los Angeles, and at Venezuelan consulates in Spain, and we have not received complaints afterwards. We cannot guarantee acceptance, because each consulate sets its own rules. See our consulate guide for what to check.

Yes, you can have the video consultation from the US. Patients have reported acceptance at Spanish consulates in New York, Florida and Los Angeles, but some consulates ask for a doctor practising in the US, so check yours first.

Yes. The consultation is online, so you can do it from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru or Brazil. Check your consulate’s checklist for wording, apostille and translation rules.

Patients have reported that their certificate was accepted at the Spanish consulate in London. Requirements can change, so confirm the current checklist before ordering.