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Lost passport: Indian visitors
+34 650 339 008
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Number based in Spain · International format shown
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Official number source ↗Embassy: Avenida Pio XII, 30–32, 28016 Madrid
Europe/Madrid
Local time · Madrid. This clock does not show whether the line is open.
Report the loss and contact the office
The embassy’s passport instructions call for a police report followed by a personal visit to the nearest BLS centre. Phone if you need to confirm the route for your circumstances, especially when departure is close.
Returning directly to India
The embassy describes an Emergency Certificate for an Indian tourist returning directly to India. It is a one-time travel document for that return. Tell the office if you planned to visit another country or transit somewhere that may require additional documents.
Keep the application separate from the call
A telephone conversation does not issue a passport or travel document. Ask what to take to the application centre and how to arrange the visit. Have a copy of the police report, passport details and travel booking available so you can answer the officer’s questions.
Before you call
- Your passport number or a copy, if available.
- Where and when the passport was lost or stolen.
- Your intended departure date and full route.
- Your local address, return number and any police report.
Calling from another country
For an ordinary international number, copy the full number shown above. The plus sign replaces the international access prefix when your phone accepts it. Do not add another country code to a number that already starts with +.
Check the hours attached to the line you need. A listed office address does not mean walk-in access is available. If no one answers, read the official contact page for an online enquiry route before trying another department.
Questions about this contact
Is this the regular embassy switchboard?+
No. The embassy lists +34 650 339 008 for urgent cases that include visitors’ lost Indian passports.
Can I assume an Emergency Certificate works for onward tourism?+
No. The embassy describes it for a direct return to India. Ask about your exact itinerary.
Is this a government website?+
No. SayFone publishes this directory and sells calling services. The official links take you to the office responsible for the service.
Official sources and review date
Checked on 30 September 2026. These details come from government pages; no successful phone connection is claimed. If the office publishes different details, follow its current instructions.
- www.eoimadrid.gov.in · Official reference 1Checked 2026-09-30 · Official page text returned by search
- www.eoimadrid.gov.in · Official reference 2Checked 2026-09-30 · Official page text returned by search
Report a number or address error with this page’s URL and the official reference. Please do not send passport scans or application documents.
