Consulate General of Jamaica in Madrid, Spain
- Address: Juan de Mena 6-Bj A, 28014 Madrid
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Head of mission: Mr. Fernando Garcilaso de la Vega Ocaña, Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Spain, 16 Sep 2024)
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2 missions of Jamaica in Spain: Consulate General of Jamaica in Madrid, Spain; Consulate of Jamaica in Madrid, Spain. Addresses, phones and contacts.
Consulate of Jamaica in Madrid, Spain
- Address: Calle Juan de Mena 6 – Bajo A, 28014 Madrid
- Phone: +34915766138, +34649984043, +34933236114
- Fax: +349457294
- Email: jamconbarcelona@gmail.com (verified), consuljamaicaspain@gmail.com (verified), consuljamaicamadrid@hotmail.com
- Website: consulatejamaicaspain.com
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Head of mission: Mr. James Bradwell, Honorary Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Jamaica, 1 Sep 2024)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Jamaica as a destination for visitors from Spain?
Jamaica is an appealing destination for some Spanish visitors, given its vibrant tourism scene and Caribbean charm. With 7 million Spaniards traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Jamaica an attractive option for their travels.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Jamaica for tourists coming from Spain?
Jamaica presents certain safety concerns for tourists, especially when compared to Spain. While Spain ranks 22nd among 40 European countries for safety while walking alone at night, there is no specific data available for Jamaica in this regard. According to the Global Peace Index, Jamaica is ranked 89th out of 160 countries, significantly lower than Spain's 23rd position. The murder rate in Jamaica is particularly alarming, with 52.1 murders per 100,000 people, compared to Spain's low rate of 0.6. Additionally, female murder rates are also higher in Jamaica (9.3) versus Spain (0.4). In terms of organized crime, Jamaica scores worse than Spain across various indices, with mafia groups (8.0), crime networks (7.5), and state crime (8.0) indicating a higher level of organized crime activity. While many tourists visit Jamaica without incident, it is advisable for travelers from Spain to remain vigilant, stay informed about local conditions, and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.