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Lost Your Passport Abroad? Spanish Police Issue Essential Guide for Travelers
Madrid, Spain – The Spanish National Police has issued a vital guide for citizens who find themselves without their identification documents while abroad. In a recent public service announcement, an officer detailed the steps to take if your passport or ID is lost or stolen in a foreign country. According to the National Police, if you are in a country with a Spanish Embassy or Consulate, your immediate action should be to contact them. They will assist you in processing a new passport, allowing you to continue your travels or return home. This is the primary and most straightforward course of action. For those in countries without a Spanish diplomatic mission, the police advise contacting the embassy or consulate of any other European Union member state. These missions are equipped to provide a provisional travel document, which will facilitate your return to Spain. This measure ensures that Spanish citizens are not stranded, even in locations where direct Spanish representation is unavailable. Authorities emphasize the importance of remaining calm and following these official procedures to ensure a safe and smooth resolution to the situation.
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