Delegació de Defensa a les Illes Balears

Name: Delegació de Defensa a les Illes Balears
Address: Carrer d'Antoni Planas i Franch, 9, Palma, Baleares, 07001, ES
Telephone: +34 971 72 43 04
Rating: 4.2

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The Delegació de Defensa a les Illes Balears is the territorial representative office of the Spanish Ministry of Defence, based in Palma.

Services & Responsibilities

The office carries out administrative functions of the Ministry of Defence for the Balearic Islands region — including recruitment, personnel and welfare matters, as well as a registration assistance desk (Oficina de Asistencia en Materia de Registro) for members of the public. The recruitment team guides applicants through the selection process, and medical fitness assessments are also carried out on site.

The Building

The delegation is housed in a historic building in the heart of Palma city centre. The property was once the residence of Emili Darder Cañaves (1895–1937), a physician, intellectual, and the last republican mayor of Palma.

How to Find the Office

The office is located at Carrer d'Antoni Planas i Franch 9 in the central district (Centre) of Palma, postcode 07001.

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens tomorrow at 09:00

Monday: 09:00–14:00
Tuesday: 09:00–14:00
Wednesday: 09:00–14:00
Thursday: 09:00–14:00
Friday: 09:00–14:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents should I bring for personnel matters?

It's advisable to check in advance by phone or in writing to find out exactly which documents are required, as this can vary depending on the nature of your enquiry.

Are medical assessments carried out at the office?

Yes, medical fitness assessments as part of recruitment procedures are conducted on site.

Is the building of historical significance?

Yes, the building was the former residence of Emili Darder Cañaves (1895–1937), the last republican mayor of Palma.