Health and Safety
Health and Safety Guidelines for NanoSeries2025 Attendees
Ensuring your health and safety during NanoSeries2025 in Valencia, Spain, is our utmost priority. Below, you’ll find essential health and safety guidelines, along with trusted government resources to keep you informed and prepared.
Health Guidelines:-
Access to Healthcare in Spain
High-Quality Healthcare: Spain’s healthcare system is among the best in Europe, with modern facilities and trained professionals. Valencia offers several top-notch hospitals and medical centers for any health-related needs.
International Visitors:
- If you are from a country with a bilateral healthcare agreement with Spain (e.g., Andorra, Chile, Morocco, Peru, Tunisia), carry the appropriate certificate from your home country for access to healthcare services.
- European Union residents should bring their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) for seamless access to healthcare.
Pharmacies and Medications
- Pharmacies in Valencia are easily identifiable by green crosses. Most pharmacies operate extended hours, and some provide 24-hour service.
- If you require medication, bring a copy of your prescription to facilitate purchases.
COVID-19 and General Vaccinations
Stay updated on Spain’s latest health regulations and vaccination requirements via the Ministry of Health, Spain: Ministry of Health.
Safety Guidelines:-
General Safety in Valencia
- Valencia is one of Spain’s safest cities, but as with any urban destination, remain vigilant in crowded areas and keep an eye on personal belongings.
- Be cautious of petty theft or pickpocketing, particularly in busy tourist zones.
Emergency Contacts
Dial 112 for immediate assistance in case of medical, police, or fire emergencies. This number works across Spain and provides multilingual support.
Foreign Tourist Assistance
The Foreign Tourist Assistance Service (SATE) offers help to tourists in emergencies, including filing police reports and addressing legal concerns. Learn more at the Spanish National Police website.
Travel Insurance Recommendations
We strongly recommend obtaining travel insurance that covers:
- Health emergencies
- Accidents and injuries
- Theft or loss of personal belongings
- Travel disruptions or cancellations
Trusted Government Resources
Stay informed by consulting these official websites for accurate and up-to-date information:
- Spain’s Official Tourism Portal
Comprehensive travel tips, including safety and healthcare guidelines.
Visit Spain - Ministry of Health, Spain
The latest updates on health advisories, vaccinations, and public health information.
Ministry of Health - Spanish National Police
Guidance on safety measures, emergency protocols, and crime prevention tips for tourists.
National Police - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Spain
Information on visa requirements, customs regulations, and consular services.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
By following these health and safety guidelines and consulting the provided government resources, you can enjoy a smooth, secure, and enjoyable experience during NanoSeries2025. We look forward to welcoming you to Valencia!