Consulate of Sri Lanka in Barcelona, Spain
- Address: Mallorca 192, 2ª planta, 08036 Barcelona
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Head of mission: Mr. Agustín Llanas Armet, Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Spain, 16 Sep 2024)
Sri Lanka in Spain
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Consulate of Sri Lanka in Barcelona, Spain
- Address: Santa María 620, Barcelona
- Phone: +34934534402
- Fax: +34934530970
- Email: augustin.lanas@duprint.cs
Head of mission: Mr. Augustin Llanas Armet, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Consulate of Sri Lanka in Madrid, Spain
- Address: Madrid
- Phone: +607559667
- Email: jcalatayud282@gmail.com (verified)
Head of mission: Mr. José Calatayud, Honorary Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Sri Lanka, 3 Dec 2024)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Sri Lanka as a destination for visitors from Spain?
Sri Lanka is an appealing travel destination for visitors from Spain, thanks to its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes. The island offers tropical beaches and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which can attract a segment of the 7 million Spaniards who travel abroad annually.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Sri Lanka for tourists coming from Spain?
Sri Lanka's safety for tourists, including those from Spain, presents some concerns. While Spain ranks 22nd in safety for walking alone at night among European countries, Sri Lanka lacks specific data in this area. The Global Peace Index places Sri Lanka at 99th out of 160 countries, significantly lower than Spain's 23rd position. In terms of crime statistics, Spain has a murder rate of 0.6 per 100,000 people, compared to Sri Lanka's higher rate of 3.5. Female murder rates also reflect this disparity, with Spain at 0.4 and Sri Lanka at 2.2. The Global Organized Crime Index indicates that Sri Lanka has higher risks in several areas compared to Spain. For instance, Sri Lanka scores 7.0 in state crime, compared to Spain's 5.0. However, Sri Lanka shows lower scores in foreign crime (2.5) and human trafficking (5.5) compared to Spain. Overall, while Sri Lanka offers beautiful landscapes and rich culture, tourists should remain cautious and informed about safety conditions.