How can I get a transfer licence to buy a shotgun from Spain?
David Frost
You need to contact the Spanish Embassy in London and ask them – http://spain.embassyhomepage.com
Alternatively the Ministry of the Interior has a website at www.interior.gob.es and the main Spanish shooting organisation has one at www.fecaza.com – both are in Spanish but your relative may speak the language if you don’t.
Or you can use ‘google translate to translate the webpages.
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