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Should you wish to visit the United
Kingdom and you are a citizen of Spain or any other member country
of the European Economic Area (EEA), you will need your national
identity document or passport on arriving in the country.
If
you are not a citizen of any of the EEA countries, you may need a visa
or entrance permit.
You
can submit the application and supporting documents personally or by
post to the British Consulate General (Paseo
de Recoletos, 7 y 9, 28004 Madrid). Please remember that
you will need your passport, photographs, other supporting
documents, and the correct fees.
If you are not sure whether you need a visa for the United Kingdom click
here, or you have an enquiry about visas for the UK, please
call: 807 42 90 27 between 09:00 and 17:30. (This service is
provided by Abtran, calls cost €1.09 per minute. Please note, this
number does not work from outside Spain)
The
UK premium numbers (0906 664 8472) will service any calls
from within the UK from family members or prospective employers
etc.. of applicants residing in Spain, with enquiries regarding
status updates or general enquiries. The lines were set up to assist
applicants further with enquiries, who may not have access to
premium numbers themselves within the countries listed above. The
service is operated by ABTRAN and calls cost £1.50 per minute.
They will operate between 9am - 5.30pm UK time Monday to Friday
excluding UK bank holidays.
For
more information contact the following address: VISAS
British
Consulate-General Madrid
Paseo de Recoletos, 7/9
28004 Madrid 1
Visa
matters: The British
Consulate-General in Madrid is open to the public from Monday
to Friday from 09:00 a.m to
12:00 noon (except on Public Holidays)
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