Browse China embassies and consulates in Spain. This directory lists 2 consulate generals across 2 cities including Madrid, Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova. Open a listing below for contact and location details.
These embassy and consulate listings can help travellers, expatriates, students, businesses, and foreign nationals find the right diplomatic office for visa enquiries, passport services, document legalisation, consular assistance, citizenship matters, and emergency support.
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Consulate General
China · Madrid
Spain
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Consulate General
China · Madrid
Spain
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- Madrid
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- Consulate General
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Consulate General
China · Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova
Spain
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Consulate General
China · Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova
Spain
- City
- Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova
- Type
- Consulate General
- Phone
- —
- —
- Website
- —
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Frequently asked questions
How many China embassies are in Spain?
This directory lists 2 consulate generals for China in Spain (Madrid, Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova). Counts include embassies, high commissions, and consulates where available.
Where is the main China embassy in Spain?
The first listing on this page is the consulate general in Madrid. Use the map on this page when a pin is available.
Can I get a visa at the China embassy in Spain?
Not every embassy or consulate issues every visa type. Some posts only handle citizens’ services, while visas may be outsourced to a VAC or another regional embassy. Check the official China website for Spain (or the visa centre named there) before you book travel.
What should I bring to the China embassy?
Requirements differ by service. Visa biometrics, passport renewal, and notarial appointments each have their own checklist. Bring your appointment confirmation, passport, printed forms, and any supporting documents listed on the official website. Call or email the office if the checklist is unclear.
Are these embassy phone numbers and addresses always up to date?
Diplomatic contact details change. Prefer the official website or the foreign ministry of China for the latest phone line, email, and street address before you visit.
Contact details can change. Prefer the official China embassy or consulate website serving Spain for appointments and hours.