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Yes — Spanish law enforcement can provisionally detain a person flagged in the Interpol database. Detention triggers formal extradition proceedings in the Audiencia Nacional, giving you the right to contest extradition through the Spanish courts.

Spain does not have a bilateral extradition treaty with Russia. Requests are assessed under the European Convention on Extradition. Spanish courts have repeatedly refused extradition to Russia where political motivation or human rights concerns were established.

The process typically takes 9–18 months from the Access Request to a final decision. A pending CCF challenge can itself support arguments in Spanish court proceedings. In urgent cases we can request expedited review.

Travel to Spain while subject to a Red Notice carries a risk of provisional arrest. Before travelling, obtain legal advice on the current status of the notice. We can assess your specific risk profile. Call: +357 96 447475.

We combine dedicated CCF expertise with a network of trusted Spanish criminal lawyers, enabling seamless dual-track representation. Our multilingual team — fluent in English, Spanish, and Russian — ensures full coverage across the CCF and Audiencia Nacional proceedings.