If you plan to travel outside Spain, be sure to clarify with the consulate or embassy of the country you\u2019ll be visiting whether or not you need to apply for additional travel documents. Furthermore, make sure your visa will allow you to return to Spain.<\/p>\n
If you plan on spending the weekend away from Madrid,\u00a0you’re required to fill out this form<\/a>. We\u2019ll only access the information in case of emergencies.<\/p>\n As a student studying abroad with Syracuse University, you have access to university-wide member services with International SOS<\/a> (ISOS). The ISOS 24-hour information line is especially valuable when thinking about pre-travel questions, traveling during breaks, or visiting destinations where you have no local contacts and need medical advice.<\/p>\n Keep your ISOS membership card with you at all times!<\/strong><\/p>\n Before traveling on your own, register your trip itinerary and associated information with ISOS so that you can utilize the benefits of their TravelTracker\u2122 system. This will assist SU staff if you\u2019re traveling in an area undergoing a critical event. ISOS will immediately contact our staff and facilitate evacuation and\/or an appropriate response if needed. Visit the ISOS website<\/a> for more details.<\/p>\n ISOS can provide information regarding:<\/p>\n Additionally, ISOS will provide phone translation assistance for medical visits. However, while you have access to ISOS clinics and doctors around the world, you\u2019re responsible for the cost of services that are provided.<\/p>\n There are many options to get to the Adolfo Su\u00e1rez Madrid-Barajas Airport.<\/p>\n City taxi cabs charge a 33\u20ac flat fare from the city center to the airport. The same fare is charged from the airport to the city center.<\/p>\n With your monthly transport pass, you may take the metro (Line 8 from Nuevos Ministerios), the train (from Pr\u00edncipe P\u00edo, Atocha, or Nuevos Ministerios to Terminal 4), or the bus (Line 200 from Avenida de Am\u00e9rica).<\/p>\n An express bus runs every 15-20 minutes departing from Atocha Intercambiador and stopping at Plaza de Cibeles, O\u2019Donnell, Terminal 1 (Departures), Terminal 2 (Departures), and Terminal 4.<\/p>\n Departing from Atocha from 6:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. every 15 minutes. The cost is 5\u20ac.<\/p>\n Popular low cost airlines include:<\/p>\n National Center for Transgender Equality offers transgender students tips regarding passports<\/a> and\u00a0security checks at airports.<\/a><\/p>\n Spain has many different coach companies depending on the route. You can use this website<\/a> to figure out which companies run buses to your destination. Then, check out the bus company\u2019s website for information on times and fares.<\/p>\n Estaci\u00f3n Sur de Autobuses de Madrid<\/a> Estaci\u00f3n Intercambiador Avenida de Am\u00e9rica de Madrid<\/a><\/p>\n Metro: Avenida de Am\u00e9rica, Cartagena<\/p>\n Syracuse Madrid strongly discourages students from owning, renting, or operating a motor vehicle of any kind during the semester abroad.<\/p>\n Trains in Spain are generally run by Renfe<\/a>. The Spanish railway is a modern, comfortable, and convenient way to get around the country. While it is more expensive than a standard train, Renfe\u2019s AVE (high-speed rail) runs between Madrid and many other Spanish cities such as Barcelona, Seville, and Valencia and often can get there in under two hours. Renfe has also recently started offering low-cost high speed rail options, such as the AVLO<\/a>. 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\nInternational SOS<\/h2>\n
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\nAir<\/h2>\n
\nDeparting from Cibeles from 11:30 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. every 35 minutes.<\/p>\n\n
\nBus<\/h2>\n
Main bus stations
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\nPhone: +34 914 68 42 00
\nMetro: M\u00e9ndez \u00c1lvaro<\/p>\n
\nDriving Abroad<\/h2>\n
\nTrain<\/h2>\n