Long-Term & Pathway Programmes
Study in Spain with a Student Visa
Do I qualify for a student visa?
If you want to stay in Spain for more than 90 days, you need a student visa.
Our long-term programmes (36 & 40 weeks) allow you to apply for a Spanish student visa.
We provide:
- Official enrolment letter
- Visa documentation guidance
- Support throughout the process
Start your visa-based programme with confidence.
Which programme is right for me?
For students who need Spanish to:
- Study a university degree in Spain
- Access a Master’s programme
- Enrol in Vocational Studies (Formación Profesional)
- Improve their level for personal or professional reasons
Your Pathway to University in Spain
PCE Preparation – UNEDasiss
For students who want to enter a Spanish public university.
Intensive Spanish language preparation.
Preparation for the UNEDasiss (PCE) subjects of your interest.
Academic Spanish + Official Exams
For students who need certified Spanish for academic or administrative purposes.
Preparation for official diplomas (Instituto Cervantes).
Reach the level required for direct admission.
How long can I study?
- 36 weeks
- 40 weeks
Your programme is adapted to:
- Your Spanish level
- Your academic plans
- University deadlines
What support will I receive?
Moving to another country is a big step. You won’t do it alone.
You receive:
- Personal academic advisor
- Bi-weekly follow-up meetings
- University access guidance
- Homologation assistance
- Visa support
- Accommodation coordination
At St. Gabriel’s, you are known by name — not by number.
Why St. Gabriel’s?
Instituto Cervantes Accredited Centre
A guarantee of academic quality and excellence in teaching Spanish as a foreign language.
Official DELE & SIELE Exam Centre
Take your exams with us. We are an authorized center for obtaining international diplomas and certificates.
Over 35 Years of Experience
A solid track record of training thousands of international students in the heart of Seville.
Long-Term & Pathway Specialists
Experts in academic "Pathway" itineraries and access to Spanish universities.
