Embassy of Spain in Kuala Lumpur
| Address | Office Suite E-12-02 Level 12, East Wing The Icon Nº 1 Jalan 1/68F Off Jalan Tun Razak 50400 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia |
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| Phone | local: international: |
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Hi I am a Canadian,now in Penang-Malaysia. Is there any spanish langauage centre in Penang?
I wish to learn spanish but i do not know any language centers that provides that service. Kindly e-mail me the information please.
mika.ros@live.com
Dear Sir / Madam,
I want to learn spanish, May you tell me where i can learn this language and the cost of learning it.
Please reply at my email faris_da_felis@yahoo.com
As a Malaysian tourist to Spain, do I need to apply for a visa?
Dear Sir / Madam,,
i just wanna ask something about the visa....i am an iraqi coach and i have a coaching course here in KL and the Spanish sent tha (AFC) " Asian football confederation" an invitation letter for us to make an attachment in Spain so i will be grateful if i can issue my visa to spain here in KL cause there is no time to issue it in my country it's just like a week to comeback and start the procedures .
i appreciate your cooperation
thank you
Wisam Sh. Kamil
Dear Sir/Madam.
I am from a US based IT company in Cyberjaya and looking to hire someone who is able to communicate in Spanish. It is for an Account/Finance related job. If you have any suitable contacts, please reach me at 03-83163574.
Appreciate your assistance.
Regards, Belinda
My daughter wish to learn Spanish. She is 12 yrs old. May I know where I can enrol her in central Kuala Lumpur area.
Thank you
AS A MALAYSIAN CITIZEN, DO I NEED A VISA TO VISIT SPAIN AS A TOURIST
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