Spanish consulates in Channel Islands and Isle of Man
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The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are not in the UK, but Spain covers them from its UK consulates, and they do not share one: Jersey and Guernsey belong to London, while the Isle of Man belongs to Manchester. Jersey has an honorary consulate of its own.
The Spanish consular map of the UK goes by nation and, in England, by county; this page covers Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
Which Spanish consulate covers you in Channel Islands and Isle of Man?
The split is in the jurisdiction pages of London (Channel Islands) and Manchester (Isle of Man).
| Island | Consulate |
|---|---|
| Jersey | London |
| Guernsey | London |
| Isle of Man | Manchester |
There is an honorary office in Jersey. It helps with assistance and passports for children under 12, not with adult passports, visas or powers of attorney.
Cities in Channel Islands and Isle of Man and their consulate
No other town in Channel Islands and Isle of Man has its own page in this directory: the searches measured here point to the offices themselves.
What you can sort out without going to the consulate
- Check whether you need a visa at all: with a British passport you can visit Spain for up to 90 days in any 180 without one.
- Order a Spanish birth certificate by email or post: it is free at all three consulates and needs no appointment.
- Join the consular register in London by post: it is the only way London takes it, and the number arrives by email.
If your town is not in the table, look up its ceremonial county: that is what decides.
Checked against the official pages on 10 November 2026.
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