Yes, Indian citizens need a visa to enter and stay in Spain. They can apply for a Schengen visa issued for tourism, social or business purposes, which allows a stay of up to 90 days within a 180-day period in Spain.

Yes, a Spanish visa allows you to travel freely to other Schengen countries without needing additional visas. However, when applying, you should clearly state your intention to visit multiple Schengen Countries and provide a detailed itinerary covering your entire trip.

Tip: Make sure your first point of entry is Spain or that Spain is your main destination, as this will align with the requirements of the Spanish embassy where you are applying for the visa.

Yes, you can enter and travel to Spain with a Schengen visa issued by Germany. However, ideally, you must keep these two rules in mind:

• Entry point: You are advised to enter through the country that issued your visa. In this case, Germany should be your primary entry point into the Schengen Area. After that, you can travel to Spain or other Schengen countries. 
• Main destination for stay: You should spend the majority of your time in Germany, as you are required to apply for a visa from the country where you will spend the most time.

The government fees for a Spain Schengen visa are as follows:

• Adults: €90 (approximately ₹8,325);
• Children (6-12 years): €45 (approximately ₹4,160);
• Children under 6 years: Free.

On a tourist or Schengen visa, you can stay in Spain for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Depending on the type of entry allowed (single or multiple), these 90 days can be continuous or spread over multiple trips, but the total stay cannot exceed 90 days within the rolling 180 days.

The 90/180 rule is a guideline dictating how long you can stay within the Schengen Area. It states that you can stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period in the Schengen Area. These 90 days can be consecutive or spread across multiple trips. However, the cumulative stay within the Schengen Area must not exceed 90 days in any rolling 180-day window.

Yes, you can apply for a multiple-entry Schengen visa for Spain. Multiple-entry visas are typically issued for 1, 3, or 5 years, depending on your travel history and the discretion of the consular officer.