Cita previa extranjería across Castile and León
Appointment availability across the provinces of Castile and León — with a notification when a slot opens.
Provinces
16 procedures · 2 offices
13 procedures · 5 offices
17 procedures · 6 offices
10 procedures · 2 offices
7 procedures · 2 offices
11 procedures · 2 offices
21 procedures · 2 offices
11 procedures · 3 offices
10 procedures · 1 office
Citas appear without warning
We keep checking around the clock and message you on Telegram or by email as soon as we spot one for your procedure.
How appointments work across the region
Immigration and police appointments across Spain are booked through the government's cita previa website, but slots are managed province by province — not by the autonomous community.
Castile and León appears as one region on the map, yet each of its provinces runs its own offices and releases slots on its own schedule. Two neighbouring provinces can have completely different waiting times for the same procedure.
Why the province you pick matters
In the busiest provinces, new slots vanish within seconds and there is no queue to join. In quieter ones, the same procedure can sometimes be booked within days.
If your procedure does not require visiting a specific office, check which provinces in Castile and León handle it before committing to the most crowded one.
Some procedures are handled by Oficinas de Extranjería and others by Comisarías de Policía Nacional. Either way, bring your passport with photocopies, the appointment confirmation, the modelo 790 fee receipt where it applies, and any paperwork mentioned in the confirmation email.
How Cita Ping helps
Cita Ping watches the official website across every province in Castile and León and notifies you the moment a slot opens for the procedure and location you chose.
Notifications arrive by email and Telegram. Telegram is usually faster; enabling both means you will not miss one.
When a slot appears
Book it right away on the official website — Cita Ping never books for you. Keep your passport number, NIE, and contact details ready so the form takes seconds.
If it is gone before you finish, leave the alert running. Slots keep appearing; the notification just gets you there first.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Cita Ping book appointments for me?
- No. We send you a notification when a slot opens, and you book it yourself on the official website. Cita Ping is an independent service and never touches the booking system on your behalf.
- How fast are the notifications?
- Telegram notifications usually arrive within seconds of a slot appearing. Email takes a little longer because mail servers add their own delays. Enabling both gives you the best chance.
- Why do appointments disappear so fast?
- More people need appointments than the offices can serve, especially in the big provinces. There is no queue — the first person to submit the form gets the slot. That is why an instant notification beats refreshing the page by hand.
- Is Cita Ping an official government service?
- No. Cita Ping is an independent service with no connection to the Spanish government, the police, or any immigration office. We tell you when appointments appear; the booking itself always happens on the official site.
- Can I monitor multiple offices or procedures at once?
- Yes. Each alert watches one procedure and office combination, and you can run several at once. Every alert sends its own notifications.
How to get started
- Select a province from the list above
- Browse procedures available in that province
- Choose offices to monitor
- Get notified when appointments appear
This website provides appointment monitoring services only. We are not affiliated with the Spanish government, immigration authorities, or any official administrative body. All immigration procedures, requirements, and decisions are managed exclusively by official Spanish government agencies. For legal advice regarding your specific immigration situation, consult a qualified immigration lawyer or legal professional.