Costa Blanca residents and tourists can now report more crimes to Guardia Civil online
Reporting certain crimes to the Guardia Civil has become easier for European residents and tourists, including the large international community […]
Costa Blanca residents and tourists now have the option to report certain crimes online to the Guardia Civil. This new system simplifies the reporting process for European citizens and tourists, including those from the 23 EU countries recognized under the eIDAS regulation. Citizens can submit reports through their national digital credentials without visiting a Guardia Civil station.
The service covers cases such as damage, theft, stolen vehicles, fraudulent bank card charges, and lost documentation. The online reporting system is accessible 24/7 and provides forms in six languages for international users. The expansion is particularly beneficial during peak tourist seasons like the busy summer period on the Costa Blanca, when local services are in high demand.
While this system does not replace emergency assistance, it offers a more convenient way to handle eligible reports electronically. Reports can be submitted through the Guardia Civil's online service at guardiacivil.sede.gob.es.
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