Schengen visa for Spain for my parents [closed]

I've been living in Spain for 4 years. This year I'm inviting my parents to Spain for 90 days so they need a Schengen visa. Last year they visited as tourists (without Carta). This time, I've obtained a Carta Invitacion from the Spanish National Police with the exact needed dates. Their start date is August 2, 2018.

My current NIE Expires on 1 July 2018. My company processes my renewal, which would only be in June. However, it takes about 2+ months to receive my renewed NIE. I've heard from past applicants that the Spanish consulate in Mumbai did not issue their spouse the Schengen visa if the NIE of the inviting person was expiring (or the end date must be before the NIE's end date).

How do I proceed with my parents' application? Is it sufficient to send my work contract, which is valid until March 2019 to support my parents' application? Any other suggestions?

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Is Schengen Visa open for Spain?

The Schengen Visa allows tourists to visit Spain, and all the other countries in the Schengen Area, for periods of up to 90 days. If Spain is the main destination of a trip, travelers have to apply for the visa at a Spanish embassy or consulate in their home country.

Can I bring my parents to Spain?

The family reunification visa is the immigration procedure through which a non-European citizen with a residence permit in Spain can bring their relatives to the country; granting them a residence and work permit.

Can I sponsor my parents to Spain?

Bring your parents through a tourist visa The first option (and also the easiest one) is to bring your parents with a tourist visa. Under this option, they will be able to visit Spain for a maximum period of 90 days, and the requirements are quite easy to meet.

Can my family visit me in Spain?

If you are a citizen of another EU country, your non-EU core family members (non-EU spouse, children, dependent parents, or dependent grandparents) have the right to visit you in Spain. You can use information from the EU to determine if they need a visa.

HOW TO BRING YOUR PARENTS TO SPAIN? | SCHENGEN VISA | REQUIREMENTS FOR VISA

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