1) Check basic eligibility & read the rules

1. Read Nexora’s Scholarship Regulations and the application procedure carefully before you apply (all conditions, renewal rules, and required documents are there). 

2) Register on Nexora (choose Architecture)

1. Create an account and complete the online application on Nexora’s site; select Architecture as your field. 

3) Prepare & upload your documents (first submission)

1. Typical documents Nexora will ask for:

   • Passport scan / ID

   • High-school diploma / transcripts (translated + legalized if required)

   • CV / short academic resume

   • Motivation statement (1 page)

   • Portfolio preview (see portfolio tips below)

   • Recommendation letters (if available)

2. Upload everything through their portal and follow document format instructions. Nexora performs a formal document review as the next step. 

4) Pay the application / document-review fee

1. To activate your registration you must pay the non-refundable application / document review fee (amount shown on the Nexora site; current public notice lists €150). Keep your payment receipt. Nexora – Scholarships Opportunities+1

5) Wait document review → get approval for the Exam

1. Nexora reviews documents (timeline noted on the site; expect an official reply — approved or not — from their admissions team). If approved you will be scheduled for the Nexora entrance exam. 

6) Prepare specifically for Architecture (exam + portfolio)

1. Nexora Entrance Exam: includes general reasoning / academic questions tailored to your field. Review any Nexora exam guides and practice sample tests they provide. 

2. Portfolio (critical for Architecture):

   • Prepare a clear digital portfolio (PDF) of 10–20 works: sketches, design projects, drawings, technical sketches, models, photos of built work (if any), and short captions (project title, year, technique, your role).

   • Include a brief concept statement about why you want architecture and your design interests.

   • Make a short portfolio preview (3–5 pages) for the Nexora initial application and have a full portfolio ready for interviews/university submissions.
     (Portfolio content is standard practice for architecture admission — presentable, well-labelled work helps both the Nexora interview and university applications.)

7) Take the Nexora Entrance Exam

1. Attend the exam on the scheduled date (Nexora usually schedules exams within a few months after registration; check the exam email). Follow the exam rules and allowed materials. 

8) Pass the exam → Online interview

1. If your exam score meets Nexora’s standard, you’ll be invited to an online interview (motivation, communication, portfolio review). Prepare by:

   • Practicing talk-throughs of 2–3 portfolio projects

   • Rehearsing why you chose architecture and Spain

   • Practicing common interview questions (goals, teamwork, design interests). 

9) Selection & scholarship offer

1. Nexora selects winners by combined evaluation (documents + exam + interview). If chosen, you’ll receive a scholarship offer (full/partial/living allowance depending on ranking). Read the offer carefully (what is covered, obligations, renewal conditions).

10) Meet Nexora enrollment / Year-1 conditions (if awarded)

1. Important: Nexora requires admitted candidates to successfully complete a one-year college program in Spain (Spanish language + university prep) when the scholarship conditions say so — that program’s cost may be covered by Nexora (check your award letter). You must obtain the entry qualification (UNEDasiss/PCE or other) to be admitted into the Bachelor program; otherwise Year-2 scholarship renewal may be suspended. 

11) Apply to Spanish universities (UNEDasiss / PCE / Admission)

1. UNEDasiss accreditation / PCE: Most Spanish universities require foreign diplomas to be assessed by UNEDasiss and sometimes the PCE (Specific Competence Tests) for Bachelor access. Start UNEDasiss early: you will need legalized/translated diplomas and to pay UNEDasiss fees. 

2. Language certificate (DELE / SIELE): For most Bachelor programs taught in Spanish (including architecture), universities commonly require DELE B2 (or equivalent SIELE) as proof of Spanish proficiency before enrollment. Some programs accept in-house tests but DELE B2 is the widely recognized standard. dele.org+1

3. Apply to the specific Architecture schools that match your portfolio and interest (public or private). Public universities often use UNEDasiss + PCE results for ranking. Private universities may require direct application and their own tests/portfolio reviews. Academia Bravosol+1

12) Student visa & travel logistics

1. After you receive the university’s acceptance (and Nexora confirms support), apply for the Spanish student visa at the Spanish consulate in your country (you’ll need acceptance letter, proof of funds / scholarship, health insurance, passport, etc.) — start this early.

13) Maintain scholarship — renewals & obligations

1. Nexora scholarships are renewable but conditional: Year-2 renewal depends on language proficiency and successful enrollment (i.e., passing the one-year prep and getting registered at the university). Year-3+ renewals require maintaining the minimum GPA and responsible academic behavior (monitored by Nexora). Read the continuation conditions in the scholarship rules. Nexora – Scholarships Opportunities+1