Spain visa cost for Americans 2026
What each Spain route open to Americans costs in government fees, and how many documents add apostille or translation costs on top. Amounts are approximate US dollar equivalents of fees set in local currency.
Fees by route
| Visa | Gov. fee | Need apostille | Need translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Nomad Visa (Teletrabajo) | $150 | 0 | 0 |
| Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) | $150 | 0 | 0 |
Fees change; each guide links the official page with the current amount.
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- How much does a Spain visa cost for Americans?
- Government fees for Americans are about $150 for the Digital Nomad Visa (Teletrabajo) and $150 for the Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) (USD equivalents). Translations, apostilles, medicals, insurance, and courier costs come on top of every route.
- What is the cheapest Spain visa for Americans?
- The Digital Nomad Visa (Teletrabajo), with a government fee of about $150. Compare the other costs below too: some routes need more apostilled or translated documents.
- What costs come on top of the Spain visa fee?
- Expect to pay separately for document certification (apostilles or consular legalisation), certified translations, medical exams where required, health or travel insurance, police certificates, and courier or appointment fees. They vary by country and case, so budget for them alongside the government fee.