Spanish consulate for Brighton: no office
There is no Spanish consulate in Brighton. Your office is the Consulate General of Spain in London, and it is not optional: the district decides.
Spanish consulate for Brighton: where yours is
From Brighton it is 62 miles (100 km), about 1 h 35 min by road at speed limits and without traffic.
Brighton and Hove runs its own council, but the consular map goes by ceremonial county, and Brighton sits in East Sussex, which London's jurisdiction list places in the South East: Brighton belongs to London. Spain has no honorary office anywhere in the South East, so the nearest counter is Draycott Place itself.
For a visa, the BLS centre London assigns is at 20 St Andrew Street, London EC4A 3AG.
What you can sort out without going to the consulate
- Apply for the Spanish criminal record certificate online with a digital certificate, without the consulate.
- Exchange a Spanish driving licence for a British one with the DVLA: the consulate in London no longer renews Spanish licences.
- 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.
Checked against the official pages on 10 November 2026.
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