Junta de Andalucía

Andalusia’s regional government and public portal

The Junta de Andalucía is the governing institution of Andalusia, an autonomous community in Spain. Its official portal brings together public services, administrative procedures, and institutional information. It is a public administration, not a private company, with responsibilities across many policy areas.

Public services and areas of responsibility

• Education: scholarships and financial aid; early childhood through university education; vocational and adult education; virtual school services; iPasen; Distrito Único Andaluz; and Moodle Centros.
• Employment: job searches, self-employment, public-sector jobs, job training, retirement, immigration and emigration, labor relations, workplace safety, and employability. Services include job-seeker renewals, job listings, SEPE training courses, IAAP selection processes, and the SIPRI substitute-teacher system.
• Health care: medical services, emergencies and first aid, patient rights and care quality, prevention, patient support, and services for older adults and children. Online services include ClicSalud+ appointments, Salud Responde, waiting-list information, and health-card requests and renewals. The virtual health card is for people covered by Andalusia’s public health system.
• Housing and consumer affairs: complaint forms, the Andalusia Housing Guarantee Program for primary-home purchases, and the Andalusia Consumer Resources Map.
• Families and equality: domestic partnership registration, disability assessments, and large-family cards.
• Administrative services and taxes: appointments at registry assistance offices, procedure-deadline calculators, and Autofirma downloads.
• Transportation: vehicle inspection appointments, public transit services, and the Youth Transit Card.
• Environment: grants for natural or handmade product certification, hunting licenses, and inland fishing licenses.
• Associations and volunteering: association and federation registration, foundation formation, and volunteer cards.
• Culture, recreation, and sports: Andalucía Maps virtual tours of tourism resources, a cultural calendar, and eBiblio e-book lending.
• Justice, safety, and emergencies: a legal-aid eligibility simulator, civil registry services, provincial women’s centers, and 112 emergency services.
• Technology: technology-sector training, Andalucía Vuela digital services, and the Preparadas digital-skills program.
• Public procurement: open bids, a tender search, and contract templates.
• Businesses and professionals: worker-owned company registration, entrepreneurship centers, European funds, information about Sunday and holiday retail openings, the I+Salud portal, and DAT services for food-sector operators.

Frequently used procedures

• Disability status: recognition, classification, and assessment.
• Large-family certificate: applications, renewals, and changes.
• Andalusia Tourism Registry registration.
• Recreational sea-fishing license applications.
• Accessible parking permits for people with limited mobility.

Transparency and official publications

Transparency sections cover senior officials, public employment, contracts, agreements, grants, financial and budget information, and public-information requests. The portal also publishes the Official Gazette of the Government of Andalusia (BOJA), with current and past issues, consolidated regional laws, and authenticity verification.

Government organization and online access

The Junta is organized into a Governing Council, the Presidency, vice presidencies, and regional ministries. Their portfolios include health and emergencies; tourism, justice, and local government; economy and finance; agriculture, fisheries, water, and rural development; education; employment and business; social services and families; housing and land use; universities, industry, energy, and innovation; culture and historic heritage; sustainability and the environment; public works and mobility; and digital development and public administration.

The portal includes an e-government office for online filings, a citizen account, electronic notices, procedures, services, and payments. The administration is also on YouTube (@GobAndalucia), X and Instagram (@andaluciajunta), Facebook (AndaluciaJunta), and LinkedIn (junta-de-andalucia).