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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. It is Spain. The agency who was suppose to complete the visa gave the option of going on a tourist visa. It was not her idea. She completed all the necessary paperwork in time. The consulate office is saying they cannot complete her visa (and others)  in time.[/quote]

All she needs to do is leave the country once before the 90 days is up and come back into Spain. Which she is guaranteed to do. She will travel while she is there. She will jump on a train to France Italy etc. That will reset her tourist visa timetable so she can wrap up the semester. She’d be fine doing this. It’s not like she is going for the purpose of trying to abuse or take advantage of the social services of the country or gain employment there which is what immigration and visa process is really about. Yes she is taking classes but for all intents and purposes she is a tourist. [/quote]

This is terrible advice and totally incorrect. You cannot just roll a 90 visa with a break of a day or two.
I would wait until your child can get the right visa and be sure she will be there to sit her exams.
What happens if she does the 90 days on a tourist visa (already a questionable idea) and she can’t sit the exams? That is a real issue.
I have lived and travelled in Europe extensively and I would not recommend to go in on a tourist visa.
It’s a bad idea on almost every level[/quote]

Op here. She is applying to get student visa. However the study abroad people say she can do the 90 day visa and take her exams remotely so that is still an option.[/quote]

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