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Consulate General of Spain

150 E 58th St #30, New York, NY 10155
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attractions: Tramway Plaza, Roosevelt Island Tramway, Throckmorton Fine Art, LLC, Islamic Society of Mid Manhattan, Central Synagogue, 58th Street Library, 59E59 Theaters, PHILLIPS, Saint Peter's Church, Forum Gallery, restaurants: Hutong New York, My Pie Pizzeria Romana, Chandra Indian Cuisine, Side Door, Bloom's Tavern, Little Italy Pizza, Club A Steakhouse, P.J. Clarke's Third Avenue, Jerk House Caribbean Restaurant, Serendipity 3 - Upper East Side, local businesses: Bloomingdale's, Bloomberg, ENT & Allergy Associates - Upper East Side, Satori Laser, MR Primary Care (formerly Lexington Medical Associates), Maik Wiedenbach Personal Training New York ( NYC ), ZZ Day Spa, Läderach, American Eagle, Jensen-Lewis Furniture
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I'm writing this review as a PSA to all non-white mixed or ethnic peoples needing services from the Consulate General of Spain in New York City. I can say without a doubt that the front line staff at this location, the security guard and the information window personnel are extremely racist. I have no idea why the country and king of Spain have chosen to make the face of their consulate in the biggest and most important city in the United States so incredibly disrespectful, unkind and racist. But it is an undeniable fact. I have visited this location repeatedly and have witnessed the systematic and disgusting discrimination and mistreatment of those that are visibly ethnic and those with difficulty communicating. The only visitors that are treated with any kind of dignity whatsoever are Spaniards with a white complexion and who speak perfect Spanish. As a person of color myself, I as well as my mixed race family members were personally mistreated and discriminated against on multiple occasions and given excuses like we did not have the right papers, did not make the appointment correctly, etc.. and were ultimately turned away, yet mysteriously, white Spanish families with the same requests and conditions were let through. I have observed this repeatedly on multiple occasions where I have made requests and from observing the treatment of others making requests. The main security guard pictured in this review is the worst of all- he literally smiles while saying inappropriate and discriminatory comments- it's so incredibly sick, he clearly gets some kind of personal sadistic enjoyment from it. In particular, he is the one who mistreated us the most and others that I have observed on a repeated basis but is by no means the only one engaging in this behavior. I have also witnessed the information desk staff treat others with profound disrespect and discrimination- literally shouting at people just asking questions but then being nice as pie to those with the 'right appearance'. There is absolutely no excuse for this type of treatment of any people anywhere for any reason at any time. It is absolutely appalling and a disgrace to the entire country of Spain and every Spaniard everywhere in the world that this behavior is tolerated for even a single moment. It is a clear indication that the Spanish government as a whole is infected by the poisonous rot that is systemic racism and discrimination. Watch out for this place. If you are mixed race, if you are not a pure white Spaniard, you will guaranteed be mistreated and discriminated against.
Juan ADCJuan ADC
Shameful behavior from the “security” guard. I recently visited the Spanish Embassy in New York and had a very disappointing experience. The security guard was rude, impolite, and seemed unfit for the job. This sheriff without a plate asked us very aggressively personal and private details about our visit that should only be discussed with the consul himself. Although I was the one to initially and politely address him with the reason for my visit, since in the Spanish citizen, his behavior made my wife very uncomfortable; he locked eyes with her instead and bombarded her with questions, even though I was the one with the consultation. She describes his demeanor as “creepy”. I’m white, she’s mixed; I would’ve never made a connection if I hadn’t checked the massive amount or reviews addressing very unpleasant suspicions in the direction of a discriminatory treatment to top it off. Additionally, he didn’t check anyone’s bags, and the metal detector kept going off. It seemed he was too distracted FaceTiming and loudly dirty talking with a semi-naked woman about his promises for the weekend on his phone to properly do his job. Ultimately, he was WAVING AROUND a sheet of paper with names and identification of people that had missed their appointment and complained out loud to a coworker, who was quiet. Is this how you protect sensitive and private information? Fortunately, the rest of the staff were helpful and professional, which was a welcome contrast.
Jana LeoJana Leo
En las últimas semanas he contactado con el Consulado de España en Nueva York alta consular. Me encontré con que no se puede hablar con nadie por teléfono, en el +1 (212) 355-4080 sale una grabacion y te dice que si conoces la extension pero NO da las extenciones; en e-mail las respuestas a mis preguntas son cripticas o inexistentes, me mandaban sin más el enlace a una web sin contestar a todos los puntos que digo. Después de una decena de e-mails míos entendí mis posibilidades con lo cual tengo que darme de alta como residente permanente en Nueva york donde ahora mismo estoy. Tambien necesito renovar mi pasaporte español para lo cual tengo que estar inscrita. El siguiente problema es la dificultad que ofrece hacer el trámite: de inscripción alta como residente. Pues no se consigue la cita para la misma. Voy a la página web y voy a inscripción consular, residente y no residente, en el procedimiento dice: Procedimiento La solicitud se enviará: 1) Acudiendo personalmente con cita previa. Esa es la opción que quiero. Yo no quiero mandar mis documentos por correo certificado que tiene un tramite en coste de tiempo y dinero en notarizar y un retraso. Pero cuando voy a pedir la cita, me encuentro con un mensaje "No hay citas disponibles" cuando intento cambiar el día en el calendario, el día no se cambia. Cuando voy a la derecha donde pone por ejemplo martes 11 de febrero de 2025 si le doy al cursor para el día siguiente tampoco se mueve. En un correo dicen que las citas de cada día se abren ese día. Esta situación la comunique al consulado: Yo tengo derecho a una cita y la quiero. Me contestan: “Se informa que todos los días laborables se ofrecen nuevas citas para los correspondientes departamentos de este Consulado, cuyo número va en función de la capacidad de aforo y de gestión. “ Sin embargo mientras que hay citas para hacerse el carnet de conducir o nif no hay para inscripción consular. Finalmente he elegido otra categoría para la cita, solicitar nif y me han dado hora para el 20 de febrero. Tambien necesito renovar el pasaporte, pero he de estar de alta. Por otra parte, en pasaportes no veo la opción renovar pasaporte. La consul general dice: “agradecemos cualquier comentario y sugerencia que nos ayude a mejorar la calidad y atención al ciudadano.” La legislación española da derecho a comunicación telefónica y/o presencial pero en el consulado no es posible. Ayer una persona del consulado me afirmo que SI habia citas para la inscripción, pero sobre las 6 de la mañana , que si lo miraba a media mañana como iba a querer citas.El comentario me pareció insultante, (dando a entender que yo era una vaga) pero, por un lado no es cierto, no hay citas sobre las 6 de la mañana y por otro lado deberia de haberlas cuando las pide para otros dias en cualquier momento. Aqui pantallazos progresivos de que no hay citas. Ruego de nuevo sirvan a la ciudadania y pongan citas para todos los tramites. Un cordial saludo JL RUEGO Que haya citas suficientes para la demanda para altas y bajas consulares, de tal forma que pueda cumplir con mi obligación de hacer la inscripción consular y pueda renovar mi pasaporte yo y todos los que lo deseen. -Que haya una manera verbal de comunicarse con el consulado un teléfono donde cojan las llamadas como había antes y que listen las extensiones en el teléfono. -Ruego paren la tortura burocrática, que no haya necesidad de estar pidiendo el mismo día la cita (que no se consigue llevo 13 días intentándolo) y que se puede planear la visita, sin tener que hacer piruetas burocráticas para conseguir una cita para hacer un trámite obligado. Tras mi pesima experiencia en la comunicacion con el consulado, tengo que decir que los e-mails empezaron en marzo a ser fluidos y me contestaban con precision. En abril, tuvo el consulado la cortesia de cambiarme la cita por una operacion de urgencia tras accidente. Y hoy me atendieron. Por lo que he cambiado mi evaluacion. Doy las gracias y reconozco que ha habido una mejora en la comunicación. JL
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I'm writing this review as a PSA to all non-white mixed or ethnic peoples needing services from the Consulate General of Spain in New York City. I can say without a doubt that the front line staff at this location, the security guard and the information window personnel are extremely racist. I have no idea why the country and king of Spain have chosen to make the face of their consulate in the biggest and most important city in the United States so incredibly disrespectful, unkind and racist. But it is an undeniable fact. I have visited this location repeatedly and have witnessed the systematic and disgusting discrimination and mistreatment of those that are visibly ethnic and those with difficulty communicating. The only visitors that are treated with any kind of dignity whatsoever are Spaniards with a white complexion and who speak perfect Spanish. As a person of color myself, I as well as my mixed race family members were personally mistreated and discriminated against on multiple occasions and given excuses like we did not have the right papers, did not make the appointment correctly, etc.. and were ultimately turned away, yet mysteriously, white Spanish families with the same requests and conditions were let through. I have observed this repeatedly on multiple occasions where I have made requests and from observing the treatment of others making requests. The main security guard pictured in this review is the worst of all- he literally smiles while saying inappropriate and discriminatory comments- it's so incredibly sick, he clearly gets some kind of personal sadistic enjoyment from it. In particular, he is the one who mistreated us the most and others that I have observed on a repeated basis but is by no means the only one engaging in this behavior. I have also witnessed the information desk staff treat others with profound disrespect and discrimination- literally shouting at people just asking questions but then being nice as pie to those with the 'right appearance'. There is absolutely no excuse for this type of treatment of any people anywhere for any reason at any time. It is absolutely appalling and a disgrace to the entire country of Spain and every Spaniard everywhere in the world that this behavior is tolerated for even a single moment. It is a clear indication that the Spanish government as a whole is infected by the poisonous rot that is systemic racism and discrimination. Watch out for this place. If you are mixed race, if you are not a pure white Spaniard, you will guaranteed be mistreated and discriminated against.
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Shameful behavior from the “security” guard. I recently visited the Spanish Embassy in New York and had a very disappointing experience. The security guard was rude, impolite, and seemed unfit for the job. This sheriff without a plate asked us very aggressively personal and private details about our visit that should only be discussed with the consul himself. Although I was the one to initially and politely address him with the reason for my visit, since in the Spanish citizen, his behavior made my wife very uncomfortable; he locked eyes with her instead and bombarded her with questions, even though I was the one with the consultation. She describes his demeanor as “creepy”. I’m white, she’s mixed; I would’ve never made a connection if I hadn’t checked the massive amount or reviews addressing very unpleasant suspicions in the direction of a discriminatory treatment to top it off. Additionally, he didn’t check anyone’s bags, and the metal detector kept going off. It seemed he was too distracted FaceTiming and loudly dirty talking with a semi-naked woman about his promises for the weekend on his phone to properly do his job. Ultimately, he was WAVING AROUND a sheet of paper with names and identification of people that had missed their appointment and complained out loud to a coworker, who was quiet. Is this how you protect sensitive and private information? Fortunately, the rest of the staff were helpful and professional, which was a welcome contrast.
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En las últimas semanas he contactado con el Consulado de España en Nueva York alta consular. Me encontré con que no se puede hablar con nadie por teléfono, en el +1 (212) 355-4080 sale una grabacion y te dice que si conoces la extension pero NO da las extenciones; en e-mail las respuestas a mis preguntas son cripticas o inexistentes, me mandaban sin más el enlace a una web sin contestar a todos los puntos que digo. Después de una decena de e-mails míos entendí mis posibilidades con lo cual tengo que darme de alta como residente permanente en Nueva york donde ahora mismo estoy. Tambien necesito renovar mi pasaporte español para lo cual tengo que estar inscrita. El siguiente problema es la dificultad que ofrece hacer el trámite: de inscripción alta como residente. Pues no se consigue la cita para la misma. Voy a la página web y voy a inscripción consular, residente y no residente, en el procedimiento dice: Procedimiento La solicitud se enviará: 1) Acudiendo personalmente con cita previa. Esa es la opción que quiero. Yo no quiero mandar mis documentos por correo certificado que tiene un tramite en coste de tiempo y dinero en notarizar y un retraso. Pero cuando voy a pedir la cita, me encuentro con un mensaje "No hay citas disponibles" cuando intento cambiar el día en el calendario, el día no se cambia. Cuando voy a la derecha donde pone por ejemplo martes 11 de febrero de 2025 si le doy al cursor para el día siguiente tampoco se mueve. En un correo dicen que las citas de cada día se abren ese día. Esta situación la comunique al consulado: Yo tengo derecho a una cita y la quiero. Me contestan: “Se informa que todos los días laborables se ofrecen nuevas citas para los correspondientes departamentos de este Consulado, cuyo número va en función de la capacidad de aforo y de gestión. “ Sin embargo mientras que hay citas para hacerse el carnet de conducir o nif no hay para inscripción consular. Finalmente he elegido otra categoría para la cita, solicitar nif y me han dado hora para el 20 de febrero. Tambien necesito renovar el pasaporte, pero he de estar de alta. Por otra parte, en pasaportes no veo la opción renovar pasaporte. La consul general dice: “agradecemos cualquier comentario y sugerencia que nos ayude a mejorar la calidad y atención al ciudadano.” La legislación española da derecho a comunicación telefónica y/o presencial pero en el consulado no es posible. Ayer una persona del consulado me afirmo que SI habia citas para la inscripción, pero sobre las 6 de la mañana , que si lo miraba a media mañana como iba a querer citas.El comentario me pareció insultante, (dando a entender que yo era una vaga) pero, por un lado no es cierto, no hay citas sobre las 6 de la mañana y por otro lado deberia de haberlas cuando las pide para otros dias en cualquier momento. Aqui pantallazos progresivos de que no hay citas. Ruego de nuevo sirvan a la ciudadania y pongan citas para todos los tramites. Un cordial saludo JL RUEGO Que haya citas suficientes para la demanda para altas y bajas consulares, de tal forma que pueda cumplir con mi obligación de hacer la inscripción consular y pueda renovar mi pasaporte yo y todos los que lo deseen. -Que haya una manera verbal de comunicarse con el consulado un teléfono donde cojan las llamadas como había antes y que listen las extensiones en el teléfono. -Ruego paren la tortura burocrática, que no haya necesidad de estar pidiendo el mismo día la cita (que no se consigue llevo 13 días intentándolo) y que se puede planear la visita, sin tener que hacer piruetas burocráticas para conseguir una cita para hacer un trámite obligado. Tras mi pesima experiencia en la comunicacion con el consulado, tengo que decir que los e-mails empezaron en marzo a ser fluidos y me contestaban con precision. En abril, tuvo el consulado la cortesia de cambiarme la cita por una operacion de urgencia tras accidente. Y hoy me atendieron. Por lo que he cambiado mi evaluacion. Doy las gracias y reconozco que ha habido una mejora en la comunicación. JL
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I'm writing this review as a PSA to all non-white mixed or ethnic peoples needing services from the Consulate General of Spain in New York City. I can say without a doubt that the front line staff at this location, the security guard and the information window personnel are extremely racist. I have no idea why the country and king of Spain have chosen to make the face of their consulate in the biggest and most important city in the United States so incredibly disrespectful, unkind and racist. But it is an undeniable fact.

I have visited this location repeatedly and have witnessed the systematic and disgusting discrimination and mistreatment of those that are visibly ethnic and those with difficulty communicating.

The only visitors that are treated with any kind of dignity whatsoever are Spaniards with a white complexion and who speak perfect Spanish. As a person of color myself, I as well as my mixed race family members were personally mistreated and discriminated against on multiple occasions and given excuses like we did not have the right papers, did not make the appointment correctly, etc.. and were ultimately turned away, yet mysteriously, white Spanish families with the same requests and conditions were let through. I have observed this repeatedly on multiple occasions where I have made requests and from observing the treatment of others making requests.

The main security guard pictured in this review is the worst of all- he literally smiles while saying inappropriate and discriminatory comments- it's so incredibly sick, he clearly gets some kind of personal sadistic enjoyment from it. In particular, he is the one who mistreated us the most and others that I have observed on a repeated basis but is by no means the only one engaging in this behavior. I have also witnessed the information desk staff treat others with profound disrespect and discrimination- literally shouting at people just asking questions but then being nice as pie to those with the 'right appearance'.

There is absolutely no excuse for this type of treatment of any people anywhere for any reason at any time. It is absolutely appalling and a disgrace to the entire country of Spain and every Spaniard everywhere in the world that this behavior is tolerated for even a single moment. It is a clear indication that the Spanish government as a whole is infected by the poisonous rot that is systemic racism and discrimination.

Watch out for this place. If you are mixed race, if you are not a pure white Spaniard, you will guaranteed be mistreated and...

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2y

This is an amend to my previous review as more things went wrong. I went to the consulate 3 times and finally after a 4th visit dropping off a “required” document, my visa is ready. The first time I went, I was missing two documents so the lady gave me a checklist (one I had never seen before and would’ve been immensely helpful in the first place) and circled what I was missing and checked what I had all set. The next time I went, all of a sudden I was missing more documents! I showed them where the previous lady had checked off the documents I was all of a sudden supposedly missing, and they couldn’t have cared less. Blamed me completely although they never answered my emails with questions. Acted as if I shouldn’t have trusted what one of the workers told me. As it was approaching my departure date, I had asked them for an earlier appointment than the one they gave me. They then responded cancelling my existing appointment and giving me a LATER one. It felt like pure cruelty at that point. I had to come home early from Spain to try the visa process again before going back which cost me hundreds of dollars. At the third visit, I finally had all of my documents accepted to apply for the visa, but all of a sudden I had to get one of the documents translated and brought back within ten days. At my previous TWO appointments, they had said NOTHING about translating the document and it also says nothing about it on the online while it does for different types of documents. Additionally, I live in CT and work full time, I don’t understand how it could be expected for any average person to come back within ten days during the week when the consulate is only open for 4.5 hours a day! Its insane. Luckily, my dad works in the city and was able to drop the document off. When he arrived, everyone was extremely confused as to what document he had and why. Finally, he was seen and the woman took the document and told him my visa was ready for pickup (the original date they told me was December 27, so two weeks early which is great) BUT, if the visa was already ready, clearly the document wasn’t even needed in the first place!! I spent close to 200$ translating the multiple page au pair contract and it wasn’t even required! Such an extreme waste of time and money and utterly so unfair. I will be looking into reporting this to...

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8y

If anyone wants to Apply for a visitor visa , make sure you all go to the 39th Street , I hope it was on their website, unfortunately it is not. I went to 58th Street location and parked my car and went to the office and they informed me that I am in the wrong place. Then had to drive back to 39th Street, this should be informed ahead of time. and the parking costed me $15 for 5 minutes.

When I arrived in the 39th street location, the most annoying security guy ever found working in a embassy who even does not speak english well, Was kept saying that they will be closed soon while I told him that I was like for 10 minutes late due to their wrong address, won't try to listen you at the beginning and will persist on his attitude, This guy is very rude. I am not sure how did he get the job there. Eventually he allowed me to check in after 5 minutes of interactions.

Other part , you can not pick your passport from there anymore , they have to send it though mail, which is inconvenient for me. You guys make sure you carry enough money because in online it shows only $72 but I had to pay $133 altogether for my application and then another $62 car parking for two hours.

Only positive: The visa officers are helpful and they will work with you.

I went to this embassy depending on the google reviews , But If I would know this story before , never would think of going to this embassy for Schengen visa. There are many other Schengen embassies in the City.

I hope this information will help you guys who is planning going there soon. If I could rate them negatively , I would rate because of this...

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