However if you need help with accommodation and/or Spanish language support please see the Exchange/Erasmus student pages http://www.uhu.es/english/erasmusStudents/

Visiting Students do not have to pass a language level test to be accepted but if taking subjects in Spanish are expected to have a competent level in both written and spoken Spanish. Visiting students are not permitted to take first year subjects Acceptance of visiting students is the responsibility of the Faculty. Visiting students pay for administration costs and for the credits corresponding to their subjects. At the end of the study period visiting students receive a Transcript recording their grades and credits achieved and can apply at their home university, if applicable to have their studies recognised by their home university as part of a degree. The University of Huelva is not involved in this process.

Important Information about Visas and Medical Insurance for International Students
Visas for Spain must be organised before coming to Spain. The Dean of the Faculty in Huelva where you intend to take classes should provide an acceptance letter for their accepted visiting students so that they can start their Visa application in their country. This process can be lengthy and students are advised to start as soon as possible. (Exchange students will receive an acceptance letter from the University of Huelva International Office.)

Once in Spain it is impossible to apply for a student visa or to change a tourist visa to a student visa. Visa applications are only accepted in the Embassies and before the students have left the sending country.

Students should apply for a 6 month visa for Spain if coming for one semester. This visa is very convenient as students will not have to visit the Immigration Office on arrival in Huelva. It is impossible to apply for extension of this visa while in Spain.

Students wishing to stay for longer than 6 months should apply for a three month student visa (type D). Within 10 days of arriving in Spain students will have to visit the Immigration Office in Huelva to apply for an extension of up to one year.
All non European students should be sure that their visa allows them to be in Spain legally for the time of their study period and should know the restrictions or limitations of the visa, for example if it will allow them to leave Spain and return within the time covered by the Visa.