The Consulate of Colombia in Seville holds an assistance day on 19 and 20 October 2026 for victims of the Colombian armed conflict who are in Spain, together with the Victims Unit (UARIV) and the Land Restitution Unit (URT). You pre-register first, and the consulate then sends the form to book an appointment. The day has not been held yet.
What changes for you today
Nothing changes in the rules or in your rights: this is an invitation to two specific days of in-person help, not a law or a new procedure. If you are a victim of the armed conflict in Colombia and you are in Spain, you have those two dates to talk to two bodies of the Colombian state. For other support in Spain, see the directory of organisations that help migrants.
What happened
On 16 September 2026 the consulate published the announcement on its website. It says that on 19 and 20 October, at its office in Seville, people can get guidance and direct attention from the UARIV and the URT (two Colombian government bodies). The stated aim is to answer questions, explain victims' rights and give information on the support routes available.
There are two ways to pre-register: the QR code on the announcement graphic or an online form. The consulate then sends a second form to book an appointment. The announcement gives no opening hours and no pre-registration deadline, and does not say whether you must already be registered as a victim. According to the consulate's website, the office is at Avenida Molini 2, 41012 Seville.
How it works now
According to its website, the consulate normally attends by appointment. The announcement does not say whether the UARIV and the URT attend in Seville the rest of the year: it only covers these two dates.
What changes
No rule or right changes. What is new is a chance to speak directly with staff of both bodies at the consulate for two days. The source does not promise aid, payments or specific results, and does not say whether more days will follow.
What happens next
The day is on 19 and 20 October 2026. Whoever pre-registers gets the appointment form from the consulate. No pre-registration deadline is published. We will close this news item once the day has passed.
What you can do
- If you are a victim of the Colombian armed conflict and live in Spain: pre-register with the online form or the QR code (link on the consulate page) and wait for the appointment form.
- Before you go, ask the consulate about opening hours, whether you must already be registered as a victim and whether a representative can attend: the announcement does not say. Current phone and email: on the same page.
- If you know someone who may need this, share the link to the announcement.
Official source: Consulate of Colombia in Seville.
Informational only; check the official source and a professional for your specific case.