The ambassador of Spain to Indonesia is the official representative of the Kingdom of Spain to the Republic of Indonesia. It is also accredited to the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste.
Indonesia and Spain established diplomatic relations in February 1958. In 1967, Spain appointed the first ambassador, resident in Manila. The first resident ambassador was appointed in 1972.
Jurisdiction : Diplomatic relations between both nations are managed through the respective ambassadors. The Consular Section of the Embassy provides consular services to the entire country, and an honorary consulate is located in Seminyak, close to Denpasar.
Also, the ambassador to Indonesia is accredited to:
: Spain recognized and established diplomatic relations with Timor on 20 May 2002. The president of the Senate, Esperanza Aguirre, led the Spanish delegation to the independence festivities. The Embassy in Jakarta is responsible for consular issues in the country, although there is an honorary consulate in Dili. In the past, the ambassador to Indonesia also managed the diplomatic and consular relations with Singapore (1991–2003).
List of ambassadors AmbassadorTermNominated byAppointed byAccredited to1José Pérez del Arco y Rodríguez7 March 1970()Fernando María CastiellaFrancisco FrancoSuharto2Víctor Sánchez-Mesas y Juste5 May 1977()Gregorio López-Bravo3Alberto Pascual Villar1 March 1982()The Marquess of OrejaJuan Carlos I4Eugenio Bregolat y Obiols23 December 1986()José Pedro Pérez-Llorca5Antonio Acebal y Monfort29 July 1989()Francisco Fernández Ordóñez65 May 1993()7Antonio Sánchez Jara17 May 1997()Javier Solana8Antonio Segura Morís22 December 2001()Abel Matutes928 April 2007()Josep PiquéMegawati Sukarnoputri1018 September 2010()Miguel Ángel MoratinosSusilo Bambang Yudhoyono1122 February 2014()12Francisco José Viqueira Niel10 December 2016()José Manuel García-Margallo136 October 2021()Alfonso DastisFelipe VIJoko Widodo1416 July 2025()José Manuel Albares15present()Prabowo Subianto
See also Indonesia–Spain relations
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