Medical Certificate in Seville: Online, from €34.99

Seville is Andalusia's capital and one of Spain's major historic and cultural centres, with an economy built around tourism, a large public sector, and a growing aerospace and engineering cluster around companies with a long-standing presence in the region. Documentation practices vary considerably across that mix — a public-sector role generally comes with a formal, written absence process, while much of the tourism and hospitality sector runs on the statutory minimum alone.

The city is also home to Universidad de Sevilla, one of the largest universities in Spain. Illness during exams or coursework is generally handled through a formal faculty process with its own evidence requirements, so it is worth checking that wording before requesting a certificate.

Seville has no clinic of ours to walk into: your case is reviewed entirely online by a doctor registered to assess cases in Spain, wherever in the country you happen to be. That is the whole point — you don't need to be well enough to cross Seville to a waiting room, or to catch an appointment slot, to have a doctor look at your case.

Seville’s aerospace cluster is a bigger employer than its tourist profile implies. Airbus Defence and Space runs the A400M, C295 and CN235 final assembly lines from its San Pablo site, a facility of roughly 4,500 people, with the Tablada plant nearby building fuselage sections for the Eurodrone programme; around 1,100 Airbus Defence and Space staff work across the two. The wider Andalusian aerospace cluster employs some 15,200 people directly across more than 140 companies, and Seville province accounts for about 78% of that regional employment. Assembly and supply-chain work here runs to shift patterns and delivery schedules, which is exactly the kind of workplace where absence procedures are written down and deadlines for filing documentation are specific. Reading yours before you need it is worth the ten minutes.

Heat is a real and legally recognised feature of working life in Seville. Since a 2023 reform of the occupational risk rules, certain outdoor work is prohibited during AEMET orange or red heat alerts where the available preventive measures cannot guarantee protection — construction, agriculture, street cleaning, delivery, gardening and outdoor events among them — and there is a right to paid leave of up to four days where extreme weather prevents the work being done or reached safely. That matters because a heat stoppage is a health-and-safety measure, not a medical absence, and the two need different paperwork. On access to a doctor, Andalusia recorded the longest primary-care waits in Spain in the 2025 Barómetro Sanitario, at 11.16 days on average against a national 8.85.

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   Complete assessment

   3-5 minutes. Select your certificate type, confirm Spain as your country, and answer relevant health questions in detail so the reviewing doctor has what they need to make a genuine clinical judgment. No payment is taken at this stage.

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   A doctor registered to assess Spain cases reviews

   Your answers are reviewed against Spanish requirements during business hours, Monday-Friday. The doctor may come back to you for more information before deciding, and will only proceed with a certificate if it is clinically appropriate to do so.

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   Receive your PDF

   Once approved, your certificate is emailed the same day for most requests, showing the reviewing doctor's credentials and a verification reference that lets the recipient confirm the document is genuine.

€40-70 is a typical range reported for a private, in-person doctor consultation in Spain and varies by clinic, location, and consultation type. It doesn't include the time cost of travelling to and from an appointment, or the wait for a slot to become available, both of which our online review is designed to remove without cutting corners on the actual clinical assessment.

Important: what we can and cannot issue in Spain: We cannot issue the formal parte de baja for absences of more than 3 days, because Spanish law reserves that document to doctors within the public Seguridad Social system or an authorised equivalent. What we do provide is a general medical certificate (a separate, valid document used for insurance, visa, legal, education, and similar purposes) and a sick leave certificate suited to shorter absences that can generally be self-managed. If your situation requires the formal parte de baja for statutory sick pay beyond 3 days, that has to come from the public system.

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Every Spain certificate is reviewed by a doctor registered to assess cases in Spain. A clinician will only issue a certificate after genuinely assessing your case and if it is clinically appropriate to do so. If it isn't, you receive a full refund rather than a certificate you can't rely on. We do not name individual clinicians on this page because the specific doctor assigned to review your case depends on availability and certificate type at the time you submit your assessment; your certificate itself shows the reviewing doctor's name and credentials once issued, so the recipient can see exactly who assessed your case. No certificate is generated automatically or without a doctor's genuine review, whatever the certificate type.

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