This page contains information about
our visa application centre in Spain. It also explains what to bring
with you and what will happen when you attend your appointment at a visa
application centre.
All visa applicants unless they
are exempt from enrolling their biometric information must book an
appointment at the visa application centre as part of their application.
The Applying for a UK visa page contains more information.
Address
UK Border Agency
British Consulate-General
Torre Espacio
Paseo De La Castellan 259-D
28046 Madrid
Spain
UK Border Agency
British Consulate-General
Torre Espacio
Paseo De La Castellan 259-D
28046 Madrid
Spain
What will happen when you attend your appointment?
When you attend your appointment, you will:
Transport information
There is no public car park at Torre
Espacio. The nearest public car park is La Paz, next to the La Paz
Hospital and directly opposite Torre Espacio. Alternative car parks are:
Tagasa; C/ San Roman Nonato 2-4, 28046 Madrid. 91 733 73 94
Carlos Morquillas Siguero; C/ Hermanos de Andres 12, 28029 Madrid. 91 315 01 36
Tagasa; C/ San Roman Nonato 2-4, 28046 Madrid. 91 733 73 94
Carlos Morquillas Siguero; C/ Hermanos de Andres 12, 28029 Madrid. 91 315 01 36
The number 5 bus goes from Cibeles
to Chamartin. You can walk from there to Torre Espacio or if you prefer
you can get the 66, 124 or 135 bus. Bus route 27 goes from Gta.
Embajadores to Plaza Castilla and routes 173 or 178 run from Plaza
Castilla to Torre Espacio.
The nearest underground stop is Begoña (line 10). When you get to Begoña station make sure you take the exit sign posted La Paz or you will have a much longer walk to Torre Espacio.
The nearest underground stop is Begoña (line 10). When you get to Begoña station make sure you take the exit sign posted La Paz or you will have a much longer walk to Torre Espacio.
Customers with disabilities
The UK Border Agency in Madrid is
keen to ensure that its services are fully accessible to disabled
people. Information on disabled access is set out below.
General physical access
Please note the following points if you plan to visit us:
Access for the visually impaired and deaf / hard of hearing visitors
What should you bring with you?
When you attend your appointment, you should bring:
Your passport must contain at least 1 page that is blank on both sides, so that your visa vignette (sticker) can be inserted.
When will we return your passport?
We will retain your passport until
we have made a decision on your visa application. You should remember
this when you make your travel arrangements, particularly if you plan to
visit other countries before going to the UK. If you need your passport
in order to travel home (e.g. to the Canary Islands) you should send it
back to us as soon as possible.
Urgent and compassionate cases
You should submit an online
application. If you cannot schedule an appointment in time, you should
email WorldBridge to make an appointment and mark your email as
'Emergency visa application'. You must have documentary evidence to show
your application qualifies as urgent or compassionate e.g. a hospital
letter. You can find the email form on the WorldBridge in
Portugal website.
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