Overview
Guatemala's embassy in Madrid occupies a historic building on Calle de Velazquez in the upscale Salamanca district, one of the Spanish capital's most prestigious diplomatic addresses. The mission has maintained a continuous presence since 1863, making it one of Guatemala's oldest diplomatic relationships — reflecting the deep linguistic, cultural, and historical bonds between the two Spanish-speaking nations. The embassy is also accredited to the Principality of Andorra. Spain is a major destination for Guatemalan migrants and a key European trade partner, while Spanish tourists increasingly discover Guatemala's Maya heritage, colonial architecture, and natural landscapes as an alternative to more commercialized Latin American destinations. Madrid's large Guatemalan community relies on the embassy for consular services including passport renewal, civil registry, and legal documentation.
Service Area
Serves Spain and the Principality of Andorra.