Admission of international students

The candidate must present the following documents:

• Transcript of grades of the last two years of high school apostilled/legalised depending on the country of origin.
• Apostilled/legalised high school diploma, depending on the country of origin. This document must be approved by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Vocational Training, regardless of the country of origin .

*Important: if the above documents are not in Spanish, they must be translated by a sworn translator.

If the candidate is studying or has completed an IB (International Baccalaureate) the following documents must be presented:

• Transcriptof records for the last two years of the baccalaureate.
• IB diploma. They must apply for the Credencial de Homologación del título de Bachiller through the UNED.

If you come from a country that is a signatory to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961, it is not necessary to carry out legalisation, it will be sufficient to apostille the required documentation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your country of origin.

Check the list of countries to see if this is your case.

If your country of origin does not belong to the Hague Convention, diplomatic legalisation is required.

Legalisation is the procedure for validating the signatures of the authorities that sign a document, thereby accrediting its authenticity, with a view to its presentation in a third country.

How do I do this ?

They must be submitted to:

• The Ministry of Education of the country of origin for diplomas and certificates of studies and at thecorresponding Ministry for birth and nationality certificates.
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the same country for the legalisation of the previous recognition.
• The Spanish Consulate or diplomatic representation of Spain in that country for the recognition of this legalisation.
• The Legalisation Section of the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs located at C/ Serrano Galvache, 26 - 28033 Madrid - Telephone: (+34) 91 3791606 / 91 3791608 / 91 3791609).
  
  

Documents issued by diplomatic or consular authorities of other countries in Spain must, in turn, be legalised at the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Yes, as long as you have not completed your baccalaureate/preparatory studies at an International Baccalaureate (IB).

How do I do this?

The homologation of the Spanish baccalaureate (non-university studies) can be done in person or electronically.

• If you choose to do it in person, you will have to go to the Spanish consulate in your country of origin. If you are in Spain, you can do it directly at the offices of the Spanish Ministry of Education .
• If you choose to do it online, you will have to apply for it through the website of the Spanish Ministry of Education at the following link.

*Important: you must pay the fee model 079 to complete the process regardless of the modality you choose.

If you have any doubts, the Spanish Ministry of Universities has a video explaining the whole process. Check it here

Yes, when you are in Spain you must present the originals (legalised, apostilled or IB documentation) to the Student Services Department to validate the information provided.

Yes, if the documents are not in Spanish, they must be translated by a sworn translator .

IB degrees do not need to be translated.

To make international payments you will have at your disposal Flywire, an international payment platform that allows you to make transfers comfortably from home with a credit card. It is a much faster and more agile payment.

However, payment by international bank transfer through your bank is also available, so please discuss this with your advisor, who will provide you with UDIT's bank details.

The candidate must submit the following documents:

• Transcript of records or grades obtained during the degree/career/bachelor's degree, previously apostilled/legalised depending on the country of origin.
• Apostilled/legalised degree diploma, depending on the country of origin.
• Letter of access to postgraduate studies issued by the university of origin, stating that the studies allow the student to continue or access postgraduate studies. Notarised or apostilled authentication is acceptable.

If you come from a country that is a signatory to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961, it is not necessary to carry out legalisation, it will be sufficient to apostille the required documentation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your country of origin.

Check the list of countries to see if this is your case.

If your country of origin does not belong to the Hague Convention, diplomatic legalisation is required.

Legalisation is the procedure for validating the signatures of the authorities that sign a document, thereby accrediting its authenticity, with a view to its presentation in a third country.

How do I do this ?

They must be submitted to:

• The Ministry of Education of the country of origin for diplomas and certificates of studies and at thecorresponding Ministry for birth and nationality certificates.
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the same country for the legalisation of the previous recognition.
• The Spanish Consulate or diplomatic representation of Spain in that country for the recognition of this legalisation.
• The Legalisation Section of the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs located at C/ Serrano Galvache, 26 - 28033 Madrid - Telephone: (+34) 91 3791606 / 91 3791608 / 91 3791609).
  
  

Documents issued by diplomatic or consular authorities of other countries in Spain must, in turn, be legalised at the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Yes, as long as you have not completed your baccalaureate/preparatory studies at an International Baccalaureate (IB).

How do I do this?

The homologation of the Spanish baccalaureate (non-university studies) can be done in person or electronically.

• If you choose to do it in person, you will have to go to the Spanish consulate in your country of origin. If you are in Spain, you can do it directly at the offices of the Spanish Ministry of Education .
• If you choose to do it online, you will have to apply for it through the website of the Spanish Ministry of Education at the following link.

*Important: you will have to pay the fee model 079 to complete the process regardless of the modality you choose.

If you have any doubts, the Spanish Ministry of Universities has a video explaining the whole process. Check it here

Yes, when you are in Spain you must present the originals (legalised, apostilled or IB documentation) to the Student Services Department to validate the information provided.

Yes, if the documents are not in Spanish, they must be translated by a sworn translator .

IB degrees do not need to be translated.

To make international payments you will have at your disposal Flywire, an international payment platform that allows you to make transfers comfortably from home with a credit card. It is a much faster and more agile payment.

However, payment by international bank transfer through your bank is also available, so please discuss this with your advisor, who will provide you with UDIT's bank details.