1, education, that's enough.

2. Money. Studying in Spain requires a deposit of 15-20W, and a running bill of parents' monthly salary of 1W or more is provided. Are you in Beijing? It takes more than six months to run a single order.

3. Physical examination certificate, no criminal record certificate,

The most important thing is that you have basic knowledge of Spanish, because when you apply for a visa, you need a face-to-face interview process. I suggest you go to a Spanish training school to learn Spanish for at least 500 class hours. If you don't come down because of this visa, don't think about anything else.

Professional requirements:

Are you going to study for a master's degree? Or an official? A master can change his major, but a formal master can't, but you must have a degree to apply for a formal master's degree. But an official master's degree is recognized all over the world. If you are going to apply for an official master's degree, you should type the language several times, because it requires a lot of languages and is not easy to pass. However, you still value your ability. Don't care so much about the master or the official master. It's up to you.

note:

The undergraduate course in Spain is free of tuition, but the master degree is charged, which is about 4-6W per year, while the master degree is 2-3W/ year.

Living expenses: 5-6W/ year

Language school: 3-6 weeks /9 months (this depends on which language university you are in)

If you are just a freshman now, I think you might as well go to Spain to study undergraduate courses now, and don't waste time in China, or you can enroll in Spanish training schools from now on, so as to lay a solid foundation for your language in China, which is more conducive to your study and life in Spain.