Our Visa Preparation Checklist ***Free Download***
Here is where you can download our free VISA preparation checklist for your family’s visa application. It can easily be adjusted to suit any type of visa. We used it for our Non Lucrative Visa Spain application for our family of 7.
It’s created as an easy-to-use Google Sheets format so you can access it free on any device. Your progress will always be saved automatically as well! 😎
This is an easy way to organize your application for any visa world wide, whether it is a non lucrative visa or any other type of visa. It’s helpful to complete requirements for Spanish visa or any other type of visa.
Using this spreadsheet, I was able to keep track of all the necessary items and what stage of completion they were in at any time. It saved me TONS of organizational energy! LOL!
As you get the different visa documents prepared, you simply check off all of the separate requirements for Spanish visa (or whichever visa you prefer) on the list! It’s a very flexible and universal visa preparation checklist.
You can edit all of the sections to fit your personal circumstances, and make the VISA application process go faster, smoother, and leave less room for errors! Woohoo!
Also, most of these documents will be things you need at various times in your overseas journey. From registering for foreign bank accounts, setting up insurances, and enrolling in schools, etc. (The health insurance process was especially tricky!)
The number of times we’ve needed one (or several) of these docs has been astounding! It definitely helps to have everything handy and put together already.
Having all of these documents in one place has made moving abroad with children and our transition to life in a new country so much easier. (And it helps us stay organized whenever we’ve gone traveling with family as well.)
This also comes in handy when you want to apply for your family’s passports as well. There can be a LOT of different documents and paperwork needed when there’s multiple people in the family. It’s definitely nice to keep a list of everything in one place!
So be sure to click here and download our FREE visa preparation checklist.
In the meantime, we will be wishing you the VERY best luck with your planning and moving! Woohoo!
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Hi Lathrops!!
We’re a family of 4 and are so happy to have found this blog! Thank you so much for creating it and for providing the checklist. We live in Florida and have been considering the NLV for a move in ~7 months.
I saw you mention that all 7 family member’s birth certificates with apostille was required. The Miami (now BLS) website still suggests that only the FBI background check needs the apostille and that birth certificates are only needed for minors to show relationship to the parents. Do you remember if they actually asked for the apostille on all docs and if the adult birth certificates were required or were you guys just being extra prepared? Two of out of the four of us were born in other US States, so getting the apostille will require a little more effort and we’re trying to figure out how far to take it.
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Hey Matt,
From what I remember, we had apostilles for all birth certificates. We had apostilles on all government issued documents. With Spain it is always best to be over prepared because you never know when the person working with the papers will send you back because you are missing something that was not even required.
I hope this helps.
Respectfully,
Larry