
A 30-minute call with Jeff—my husband—who went from zero Spanish to a student visa that brought our whole family to Spain. Hear his experience, firsthand.
The student visa is a lesser-known (but viable) path for families looking to move to Spain. It's not always the first, ideal choice—but it can be the bridge that gets you there when other options aren't possible for your family.
If you're considering it and want to hear from someone who's actually done it—not a forum thread or a lawyer's website, but a real person—that's what this call is for.
In 30 minutes, you can ask Jeff the real questions:
What the 600-hour intensive Spanish course he took in Madrid was actually like—and how he went from knowing zero Spanish to holding real conversations
How much you're able to work on the student visa—and the paths that can open up once your studies are done
What the student-visa process looked like for our family—what it asked of him, and what caught him off guard
The honest version: what was hard, what he'd do again, what he wishes he'd known first
Where to turn for the legal specifics—he'll point you to the immigration lawyer who helped us, who works with U.S. families moving to Spain
Plus, you'll get instant access to my Notion guide, The Family Guide to Spain's Student Visa—and it's a serious resource on its own. Inside:
The top 10 student-visa questions, answered by our immigration lawyer—Can you work on it? Can your spouse? How far ahead do you apply? How much money do you need to show?—real answers, from an actual attorney
Our family's honest notes alongside each one, so you see how it played out in real life
A 10-step preparation timeline—exactly what to do, and when
The 10 things we wish we'd known before we applied
It's the guide we wish we'd had—expert answers and a real family's playbook, yours to keep long after the call.
(Want me on the call too? I'm happy to join—just let me know.)
A quick but important note: this call is Jeff sharing our family's real, personal experience—one dad, one student, one family's story. It is not legal or immigration advice. For anything specific to your situation, he'll point you to the immigration lawyer we trust.
This is for you if: you or your partner are considering a student visa, and you want to hear what it's really like from someone who did it—and learn more about the specific course Jeff took in Madrid that allowed all of us to come with him.