How to hunt in Spain as a foreigner: everything you need to know
Spain is one of the most popular hunting destinations in the world thanks to its diversity of species, stunning landscapes, and rich hunting tradition.
If you're a foreign hunter thinking about coming to hunt red-legged partridges in Spain, here we explain all the legal requirements and necessary steps to do so safely and without hassle.
Requirements for hunters from the European Union
Good news! If you're a citizen of an EU member country, the process is fairly simple. You only need:
Your European Firearms Pass
Personal identification (ID or passport)
With these documents, you can legally bring your firearms for hunting activities within Spanish territory.
Requirements for hunters from outside the European Union
If you're coming from a non-EU country, the paperwork is a bit more detailed, but still manageable. You'll need:
A copy of your passport
Firearm identification (brand, model, serial number)
A copy of your firearms license (if applicable in your country)
A signed statement indicating the date and location of your hunt
Payment of administrative fees required by the Spanish government
A hunting license from the relevant autonomous community
Civil liability insurance for hunters
Mandatory licenses and Insurance in Spain
Each autonomous community in Spain has its own system for hunting licenses. It is mandatory to have the specific license for the region where the activity will take place. Additionally, you must have valid civil liability insurance that covers damages to third parties.
Need Help with the paperwork? Here's How Corsini Hunts Works
At Corsini Hunts, we take care of everything so you can simply enjoy the experience. We manage permits, licenses, insurance, and coordination with local authorities. Just send us the required documentation, and we'll handle the rest.
