I need to know the visa requirement in Miami and Madrid [closed]

I am travelling to costa Rica and would have stopover in Madrid and Miami,do I need a visa with any of those countries?I'm a Philippine passport holder

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Madrid is in Spain, in the Schengen zone of the European Union. A visa is not required for Philippine citizens if you have an immediate connecting flight leaving Schengen from the same airport.

However, Miami is in the United States and a visa is required for Philippine citizens. Unlike most of the world, the US does not recognize the concept of sterile transit, meaning everybody has to pass through Immigration.

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Is Spain accepting visa applications?

All embassies and consulates of all the Schengen countries accept visa applications, but you have to apply at a diplomatic office of the main destination you plan to visit.

How do I get a visa for Spain in Miami?

It can be done online at www.spth.gob.es or through the free application: SPAIN TRAVEL HEALTH-sp TH. Once the form is filled-in, the person concerned will receive a QR code, which you will have to show upon arrival in Spain.

Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?

Visas are generally required for all other tourists, except when an international agreement signed with Spain, or another country from the Schengen area indicates otherwise, or when the tourist holds a residence permit or a long-stay visa issued by another state in the Schengen area.

How do I make an appointment at the Spanish consulate in Miami?

To request an appointment at the Consulate General in Miami, you must send an e-mail to visas_cmiam@mrecic.gov.ar (subject: "Visas") indicating your full name, date of birth, nationality, passport number, postal address , contact telephone number, reason and approximate date of the trip.

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