Castellón Extranjería, Empadronamiento and Transportation
Located in the northern part of the Valencian Community, Castellón is a province that combines natural beauty, cultural heritage, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. Its capital, Castellón de la Plana, is nestled between the Costa del Azahar’s golden beaches and the scenic Desert de les Palmes Natural Park. The province is famous for its ceramics industry and charming coastal towns like Peñíscola, known for its medieval castle and picturesque setting by the sea. Inland, you’ll find historic villages such as Morella, rich in history and surrounded by stunning landscapes. Castellón’s vibrant traditions are highlighted by events like the Romería de les Canyes, a centuries-old pilgrimage celebrated with great enthusiasm.
Castellón Extranjería & Comisaría de Castellón Info
In Castellón, the comisarías (police stations) are where the majority of administrative tasks related to extranjería (foreigners’ affairs) are handled. This includes processes such as obtaining your TIE, getting your fingerprints taken, and applying for other essential certificates. Appointments for these processes are mandatory, and you can book them through the official government website: Sede Electrónica Extranjería.
For extranjería-related tasks, here is the main comisaría in Castellón province that handles these services:
- Comisaría de Castellón: Plaça de Teodor Izquierdo, 6, 12004 Castelló de la Plana, Castelló
When attending a comisaría for extranjería processes, make sure to bring all required documentation. Many stations also have information desks if you need assistance with paperwork or guidance on procedures.
Need help with Castellón extranjería paperwork?
For more information on making appointments and completing common procedures (like TIE renewals, Return Authorizations, and more), visit our Procedures page.
Empadronamiento Castellón: How to Register Your Address
The empadronamiento is the official registration of your address in Spain. It is required for many administrative tasks, including obtaining a TIE or accessing healthcare services.
Steps to register:
- Request an appointment online through the Castellón municipal website.
- Provide the following documents:
- Passport or TIE (original and copy).
- Proof of address (rental contract, utility bill, or authorization from a leaseholder).
- Completed application form.
You will receive a Certificado de Empadronamiento, which is often valid for three months, plan accordingly.
Public Transport Castellón: TRAM, Buses, and Cercanías
In Castellón de la Plana, the primary public transportation operator is Transport Urbà de Castelló (TUCS). As of June 28, 2024, a monthly public transport ticket is priced at approximately €29.
To acquire this pass, passengers can visit TUCS customer service centers or authorized vendors. It’s advisable to check the latest prices and purchasing locations on the official TUCS website or by contacting their customer service, as prices and procedures may have changed.
Tram
Castellón’s TRAM system is expanding to enhance urban mobility. Currently, there is one operational line, with plans to extend services to areas like the Gurugú beach by summer 2025.
New vehicles are being introduced to reduce waiting times to 10 minutes. Regarding payment, the system is transitioning to accept contactless card payments, both credit and debit, making it more convenient for passengers. Passengers can tap their cards at validators located at tram stations or on the trams themselves.
Bus
The TUCS bus network operates multiple lines throughout the city and surrounding areas. As of now, TUCS buses accept contactless card payments, including credit and debit cards, in addition to traditional payment methods.
Passengers can simply tap their cards upon boarding. Information about night bus services is limited; it’s recommended to consult the latest schedules and routes on the TUCS website or by contacting their customer service.
Cercanías
Commuter Train
The Cercanías (commuter) train network connects Castelló de la Plana with other major cities in the Valencian Community, including Valencia and Alicante. These trains are ideal for regional travel, offering frequent services throughout the day. Tickets can be purchased at station ticket counters, machines, or online through Renfe’s official channels.
