Italian nationals in and around Girona can turn to the Honorary Vice Consulate of Italy in Girona for information and practical help.
Contact Details
| Address | Avda. de la Pau, nº 26 - 1º 3ª, 17250 Platja D’Aro, Spain |
| Telephone | +34 972 826 182 |
| Fax | +34 972 825 540 |
| girona.onorario@esteri.it | |
| Head of Mission | Emanuela Carmenati Sormani, Honorary vice-consul |
Opening Hours
Opening hours are not published. Please get in touch first to arrange a meeting.
Location of the Consulate
Before your visit
- Location: Avda. de la Pau, nº 26 - 1º 3ª, 17250 Platja D’Aro.
- By arrangement: arrange a meeting by phone or e-mail first.
What does the honorary consul in Girona do?
The honorary vice consulate represents Italy in Girona and the surrounding area. Emanuela Carmenati Sormani holds the post – recognised by Spain since April 2016. Opening times are not published; agree on a time by phone or e-mail before you go. Before travelling there, call +34 972 826 182 and e-mail girona.onorario@esteri.it to check that someone is available.
Platja D’Aro is in the province of Girona (Catalonia). The Spanish Foreign Ministry files this office under Girona; the street address is in Platja D’Aro. Barcelona – about 85 km away – has the nearest Italian consulate general. The embassy in Madrid is roughly 575 km away.
Which Italian office issues passports and visas?
Applications for Italian passports, visas and official certificates are not processed here but by the Italian consulate general in Barcelona or the embassy in Madrid.
Closing days
Like most offices in Spain, the honorary consulate closes on public holidays; Italian celebrations on 2 June (national day) usually mean a closure too. Regional holiday in Catalonia: the National Day of Catalonia (La Diada) (11 September). Local holidays of the municipality can bring further closures.
Embassy and consulates of Italy in Spain
- Madrid – Embassy of Italy
- Barcelona – Consulate General
- Madrid – Consulate General
- Tenerife – Vice Consulate
- A Coruña – Honorary Consulate
- Alicante – Honorary Consulate
- Bilbao – Honorary Consulate
- Ceuta – Honorary Consulate
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria – Honorary Consulate
- Málaga – Honorary Consulate
- Palma de Mallorca – Honorary Consulate
- Pamplona – Honorary Consulate
- Seville – Honorary Consulate
- Valencia – Honorary Consulate
- Burgos – Honorary Vice Consulate
- Girona – Honorary Vice Consulate (this page)
- Ibiza – Honorary Vice Consulate
- Jerez de la Frontera – Honorary Vice Consulate
- Menorca – Honorary Vice Consulate
- Oviedo – Honorary Vice Consulate
- Zaragoza – Honorary Vice Consulate
FAQ: the Italian honorary vice-consul in Girona
Where do I renew my Italian passport if I live near Girona?
Italian passports are issued through the Italian consulate general in Barcelona or the embassy in Madrid, not by the honorary office.
What are the contact details of the Italian honorary vice-consul in Girona?
By phone on +34 972 826 182 or by e-mail to girona.onorario@esteri.it.
Who is the Italian honorary vice-consul in Girona?
Emanuela Carmenati Sormani, according to the Spanish Foreign Ministry’s consular list (in office since April 2016).
Do Spanish citizens need a visa for Italy?
No. A valid Spanish passport or DNI identity card is enough.
Details checked on 9 October 2026. Sources: Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Lista Consular (as of 30 September 2026), Spanish travel advice for Italy. Rules and opening hours can change. Confirm with the consulate before your visit.
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