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Click on Consulates & Embassies for contact information on Consulates and Embassies from Asia, Mainland Europe, the North American countries, anglophone countries of the Southern Hemisphere, the United Kingdom and Ireland. Citizens of the USA, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia living in Spain are particularly well catered to by their Consular sections of the Embassies and other organisations. If you are from one of those four, you will find a wealth of up-to-date and officially published information from the links below. US/American CitizensThe Embassy and Consulate's office offer a variety of services to the approximately 80,000 Americans living in Spain and the 1,000,000 American tourists who pass through the country on average each year. Included in the services offered are:
The American Embassy is located at:
There is also a Consulate General in Barcelona and six consular agencies in cities around Spain. For more information see this page of the US Embassy website. There is a US Consular Presence Post in Valencia
UK/British CitizensThe British Embassy in Spain website has a comprehensive guide to "Living in Spain" in two sections: There is a British Embassy and several Consular offices serving British citizens in Spain. To find the nearest office, see the British Embassy website The following services are included:
The British Embassy is located at:
The Consular office in Alicante has jurisdiction over the Valencia region.
Britons in SpainThe British Government website has a section for Britons living abroad. The information is not specific to Spain but provides useful facts relevant to moving, relocating with a family or retiring abroad. It includes information on tax and pensions, education, employment, insurance, as well as having information on everything to be considered when returning to the UK after a period of time overseas. Australian CitizensThere are about 2,000 Australian citizens living in Spain (many of them with dual citizenship) and over 90,000 Australians who visit Spain each year. The Australian Embassy (and it's Consular office) is in Madrid. There are Honorary Consuls in Barcelona and Seville. The services provided by the Consular offices include the handling of visa enquiries, replacement of lost, stolen or damaged passports and providing general support for Australians in Spain.
The Australian Consulate in Barcelona is headed by an Honorary Consul
The Southern Cross Group is a global organisation that exists to "Promote mobility in the Global Community", and communicate with expatriated Australians throughout the world. Their work includes lobbying for changes in laws that improve or simplify the life of Australians abroad. The Web site has detailed information on the legal and practical aspects of: citizenship, voting, visas, health insurance, taxation and more. Canadian CitizensThe Consular offices of the Canadian Embassy in Spain offers information about Spain and assistance to Canadian citizens either visiting or living in Spain. Information available includes the following subjects:
For further details see this page of the Canadian Embassy in Spain website. The Canadian Embassy and Consular office are located in Madrid, at:
The consulate office in Barcelona can be used by residents of Valencia.
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