Honorary Consulate of Spain in Jacksonville-St. Augustine

Jacksonville has a Spanish honorary consulate. Its district is Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Madison, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and Volusia counties and its reference consulate general is Miami.
It is headed by Sonia MarĆa PĆ©rez Monreal de San Juan.
How to book an appointment at the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
The bottleneck at Honorary Consulate of Spain in Jacksonville-St. Augustine is the diary, so sort that out before anything else.
Each section of Honorary Consulate of Spain in Jacksonville-St. Augustine has its channel: passports through the booking system, national visas by email, notary by email. It is all on its website.
Booking costs nothing. The consulate authorises no agent to get one for you.
How to cancel an appointment at the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
When you cannot attend, say so; the diary fills within hours.
Cancel in the same system where you booked. If it was by email, tell [email protected] as early as you can.
How to get to the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
Address: 12153 Lake Fern Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258. Arrive with time to spare: entry is by appointment only, at the assigned time, with no companions.
Real reviews of the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
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Opening hours of the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
This office publishes no opening hours. Confirm by phone or email before you go.
Phone number of the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville
The published numbers are +1 (904) 502-3658.
What the Spanish Consulate in Jacksonville handles
Honorary Consulate of Spain in Jacksonville-St. Augustine does the Spaniards' procedures āpassport, registration, civil registry, notaryā and residence visas for foreigners. Schengen and student visas go through BLS.
What you can settle without going to the consulate
- Download the forms (EX-01, EX-15, form 030, 790) and fill them in before the appointment: they are not filled in at the counter.
- Check whether you need a visa: with a US passport you enter Spain visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180.
- Request the certificate of residence by email: it arrives digitally signed within a week, free of charge.
Details verified on 8 September 2026.
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