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Consulate General of Peru in Barcelona

Legalize documents from the Peruvian Consulate in Barcelona


If the Peruvian Consulate has issued you a certificate to use in Spain, Legalizaciones & Apostillas checks it and handles its legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Madrid.

Peruvian certificates frequently handled

  • Criminal record certificates issued by the consulate
  • Certificate of non-registration at the consulate

If you have another document from the consulate, send the name of the certificate and you will be told whether help is possible.

Since October 2026, the Consulate General of Peru in Barcelona no longer issues certificates of single status or non-scholarship certificates.

Before requesting it at the consulate

Confirm with the consulate that the document will have a handwritten signature, because the Ministry does not legalize electronic signatures. The requirements for the certificate itself are on the consulate's official page (in Spanish).

This is a private, independent service with no link to the Peruvian Consulate.

What about an apostille on a consular document?

Consular documents are legalized, not apostilled, unless an exemption applies. Apostilles on public documents issued in Peru are granted by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

How a consular document is legalized

How to find us

Consular document services in Barcelona, near Sants station

The office is at Carrer de Llançà 56, near Sants station and Tarragona metro station (L3).

Carrer de Llançà 56
08015 Barcelona

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