All of the applications from students with foreign academic degrees, obtained outside Europe, should present the following documentation (this documentation should be translated to the Spanish Language, but if the documentation is in English, it is acceptable):

• Identity card or passport
• Bachelor Degree
• Bachelor Degree Study Programs
• Academic transcript
• Application form signed by the student
• Certification issued by the competent authority that expresses that your degree facilitates in the issuing country, for access to the master. Exceptionally, and in a way motivated by the student, it can be replaced by the responsible statement document
• Rector authorization request for authorization request for access and admission to UDC masters
• Payment of the admission fees
• Bachelor Degree and certifications have to be translated to the Spanish language. The translations have to be carried out by an official translator authorized by the Spanish Consulate. No official translation will be required when documents are drawn up in English, French, Portuguese or Italian. In these cases will suffice the translation made by the person concerned prevailing, if there is a discrepancy, the translation made by the UDC.
• Original academic transcript and original Bachelor Degree

Bachelor Degree and academic certification (original and translations) have to be sent, conveniently legalized, or with Hague Apostille in the case of degrees obtained at the universities belonging to the countries that subscribe to this agreement.

Certified Documentation has to be sent, through the Spanish Embassy to the following address:

University of A Coruña

C/ Maestranza 9 -15001 A Coruña-Spain

However, as provided in Article 28.3 of Law 39/2015 of 1 October, when at the time of the formalization of the registration, the student is unable to present the required documentation duly legalized or apostilled, it will suffice for you to submit a simple copy of the documentation in question, accompanied by a copy of the request of the legalization or apostille. In any case, if before starting the assessment of the subjects, the student does not submit the documents legalized or apostilled, the registration will be cancelled, by decision of the proposal from the dean/director of the faculty where the degree is given, without the right to return of the public fees and prices paid