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Auditions will be held on Wednesday, October 18 from 16.30 at Madrid's Nuevo Apolo Theatre, and children aged six to 10 are asked to practise some of the artist's best dance moves to show off on stage before the judges.
Women should send a video of themselves singing Beat and men should film themselves singing They don't care about us.
Everyone hoping to get a part should send another video singing the rap part of the song Jam and 'freestyle' footage on a third file showing their 'beat box' skills.
Dancers are required to have a 'good stage presence' and be 'versatile', since they will need to perform jazz, hip-hop and break-dance steps.
Acrobats are needed as well as singers and dancers.
All those who attend the audition should dress to look as much as possible like Michael Jackson.
Forever King of Pop is the only major show authorised by the Jackson Family Foundation, and first hit the stage in 2010 in Madrid's Lope de Vega Theatre in front of 600,000 spectators.
It then went on tour around the globe in 2012, stopping in Portugal, Paris, Warsaw, Prague and the island of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.
The new showing in Spain's capital will be in January 2018, nearly nine years since Michael Jackson's sudden death.
Photograph by Forever King of Pop producers, Summum Music
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