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- Do the documents proving you are student need to be apostilled?
- Yes. This step is only to verify the signature, and it is done in English and by the Foreign Office. It is not linked to Spanish o any other language
- They do not accept printouts of an electronic document unless it has also been certified as a legitimate copy by a solicitor. They want a wet ink sign in the certificate.
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- In terms of a medical insurance policy, I have a UK Global Health Insurance card. Is this suitable?
- We tried that last year and they didn’t accepted. We will need to contract a Medial Insurance Policiy. We are trying to solve this here in Spain. Sheffield Students have their University Policiy.
- Send us the official documentation before we apostille it, so that we can confirm that it is suitable for what you need.
- If you have any doubts, you can send the documents and we will ask our lawyer. But please note that the immigration authorities have the last word.
- Agreement in section 2 when it mentions "you are required to be a registered student", ¿Does this mean that I must remain registered at my home institution (University)
- Yes, you are correct. In order to carry out your internship at ING, and to fulfil one of the requirements of the immigration authorities in Spain, you need to prove that you are a higher education student at your hometown. This is regardless you are receiving an stipend there or not. This is usually solved by a certificate from your University. But pls, remember it must be wet-ink signed, and then apostilled and translated.