Spanish consulates in Scotland
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The whole of Scotland belongs to the Consulate General in Edinburgh, on North Castle Street. The north and east also have an honorary consulate in Aberdeen, useful for assistance and passports for children under 12, while Glasgow and the central belt deal with Edinburgh directly.
Anyone living in Scotland depends on a specific Spanish consular office, and it is not always the nearest on the map.
Which Spanish consulate covers you in Scotland?
The official source is clear: the Consulate General of Spain in Edinburgh covers Scotland, and that is where you book.
There is an honorary office in Aberdeen. It helps with assistance and passports for children under 12, not with adult passports, visas or powers of attorney.
Cities in Scotland and their consulate
| City | By road* | Consulate |
|---|---|---|
| Glasgow | 46 mi (73 km), 1 h 3 min | Edinburgh |
* At speed limits and without traffic (OSRM); the miles are the reliable part.
Glasgow is the one city in Scotland with a page in this directory: 46 miles to the consulate.
What you can sort out without going to the consulate
- Track a passport or visa already applied for at sutramiteconsular.maec.es with the code on your receipt.
- Book a BLS visa appointment and fill in the forms online before you go: the visa itself is lodged at BLS, not at the consulate.
- Apply for the Spanish criminal record certificate online with a digital certificate, without the consulate.
With the office located, the next step is the appointment, and its page explains how.
Checked against the official pages on 10 November 2026.
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