Yes, in Spain, foreigners can access public health centres, although the conditions may vary depending on several factors, such as the type of residence and the administrative situation. Here is a general summary:
- Citizens of the European Union (EU): They have the right to receive health care in Spain. They must present the European Health Card (EHC) or an equivalent document.
- Foreigners with Legal Residence: Those who have a residence permit in Spain can access public health care and apply for the health card.
- Asylum Seekers and Refugees: They have the right to health care in Spain.
- Foreigners without Residence: In some autonomous communities, it is possible to access health care, although there may be restrictions and it is advisable to find out about the specific regulations of the region.
It is important that you bring the necessary documentation with you and, if possible, check with the health centre you wish to visit in advance.