Location: Seville, Spain Currency: EUR € European Euro
ATMs in Seville Airport (SVQ) Locations & Hours
Here’s a complete list of ATMs located inside Seville Airport (SVQ), plus additional ATMs and banks near Seville Airport (SVQ) for convenient cash withdrawals before or after your flight.
Euronet (ATM) — Floor 0 Arrivals Hall (Cash Machines Point 1)
- Location: Floor 0, Arrivals hall (landside public arrivals area)
- Hours: 24/7
Euronet (ATM) — Floor 0 Arrivals Hall (Cash Machines Point 2)
- Location: Floor 0, Arrivals hall (landside public arrivals area)
- Hours: 24/7
4B (Santander) (ATM) — Floor 1 Departures Hall (Landside)
- Location: Floor 1, Departures hall (before security, near check-in and passenger services)
- Hours: 24/7
Santander (ATM) — Boarding Zone (Airside) (Reported ATM Point)
- Location: Boarding/Departures area after security (airside). If you don’t see it immediately, ask staff for “cajero” in the boarding zone.
- Hours: Airport operating hours (typically available for the first and last departures)
Arrivals Hall ATM Cluster — Floor 0 (Quick-Find Zone)
- Location: Floor 0 public Arrivals hall where passengers exit toward pick-up/taxi area (ATMs are typically placed along the main passenger flow)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures Hall ATM Cluster — Floor 1 (Quick-Find Zone)
- Location: Floor 1 Departures hall near check-in lines and service desks (scan walls/columns for “Cajero / ATM” signage)
- Hours: 24/7
Arrivals Last-Chance ATM Point — Near Exit Doors (Floor 0)
- Location: Arrivals hall close to the doors that lead outside to taxis/pick-up (useful if you realize you need cash at the last minute)
- Hours: 24/7
Departures Last-Chance ATM Point — Near Terminal Entrance (Floor 1)
- Location: Departures hall close to the main entrance doors (helpful if you’re being dropped off and need cash before check-in)
- Hours: 24/7
Santander ATM — Sevilla Santa Justa (Rail Station Area)
- Location: Santa Justa station neighborhood (common stop if you’re heading into Seville by bus/taxi)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM); branch hours vary
CaixaBank ATM — Nervión / Santa Justa Area
- Location: Nervión district near Santa Justa (dense area for bank ATMs and usually better fees than airport third-party machines)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
BBVA ATM — Nervión / Santa Justa Area
- Location: Near Santa Justa and major avenues (good backup right after you leave the airport area)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Banco Sabadell ATM — East Seville / San Pablo District
- Location: San Pablo / East Seville districts (closest residential zones to SVQ)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Bankinter ATM — Nervión / City Access Corridor
- Location: Along the main corridor into the city (easy to reach if you’re taxiing to hotels)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Unicaja Banco ATM — City-Bound Route (Seville Urban Area)
- Location: Common throughout Seville; use as a backup if you’re heading to central areas
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Caja Rural ATM — East Seville / Residential Zones
- Location: Residential zones close to the airport approach roads
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Abanca ATM — Seville Urban Districts
- Location: Multiple locations across Seville (useful if you have an Abanca-linked card or want another provider)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
ING / Cash Network ATM — Seville City
- Location: City areas with shared ATM networks (useful if your card prefers specific networks)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATM)
Central Seville ATM Cluster — Plaza de Armas Area (Bus Station Zone)
- Location: Plaza de Armas neighborhood (frequent transit hub; lots of ATMs nearby)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATMs)
Central Seville ATM Cluster — Prado de San Sebastián Area
- Location: Prado de San Sebastián transit zone (another common transfer area with nearby banks/ATMs)
- Hours: 24/7 (ATMs)
Central Seville ATM Cluster — Puerta de Jerez Area
- Location: Central area often used for hotels and sightseeing; many bank ATMs close together
- Hours: 24/7 (ATMs)
Central Seville ATM Cluster — Catedral / Avenida de la Constitución Area
- Location: Tourist core; plenty of ATMs but compare fees and avoid obvious high-fee machines
- Hours: 24/7 (ATMs)
Seville Airport (SVQ) ATMs Walkthrough & Map
Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Seville Airport (SVQ). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Seville Airport (SVQ) map/homepage.
Arrivals (SVQ) — Most travelers’ fastest ATM route
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals and Baggage Claim.
- Collect your luggage and continue toward the public Arrivals hall (landside).
- Once you enter the public Arrivals hall, slow down and scan for signs reading “Cajero” or “ATM”.
- Head toward the main passenger flow leading to the pick-up / taxi exits—this is where ATMs are typically positioned in single-terminal airports like SVQ.
- Look for the Euronet ATM point(s) on Floor 0 in the Arrivals hall (two ATM points are listed in the Arrivals hall area).
- If a machine shows a high fee or a confusing currency-conversion prompt, press Cancel and try the other ATM in the Arrivals hall.
- Withdraw the cash you need before you go outside—it’s easier than returning with luggage.
Departures (SVQ) — If you need cash before flying out
- Enter the terminal and go to Departures (usually Floor 1).
- Before going through security, look around the check-in hall for “Cajero / ATM” signage.
- Use the 4B (Santander) ATM listed in the Departures hall (Floor 1).
- If you’re already airside and realize you need cash, ask staff for the ATM in the boarding zone (airside availability can depend on flight schedules).
Quick SVQ Landmarks That Mean You’re Close
- Arrivals: If you’re in the public Arrivals hall facing the exit doors to taxis/pick-up, you’re in the correct zone to find the Floor 0 ATMs.
- Departures: If you can see the main check-in area and security direction signage, you’re in the correct zone to find the Floor 1 Departures ATM.
Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Seville Airport (SVQ), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.
ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Seville Airport (SVQ)
- SVQ is single-terminal—go to the right floor fast: Arrivals ATMs are listed on Floor 0 (Arrivals hall) and the Santander/4B ATM is listed on Floor 1 (Departures hall). If you’re on the wrong floor, use escalators/lifts near the main passenger flow.
- Expect Euronet in Arrivals: The Arrivals hall ATMs are listed as Euronet. If the fee shown is high, cancel and compare with the Santander/4B option in Departures (or withdraw only what you need for transport and use a city-bank ATM later).
- Use the Departures hall ATM if you’re being dropped off: If you arrive at SVQ by taxi/car and need cash before check-in, the most convenient option is the Floor 1 Departures hall ATM—do it before you queue for check-in.
- Don’t leave the Arrivals hall without cash if you plan to pay small expenses: While cards are widely accepted in Seville, having some EUR helps for quick purchases or if you need a backup payment method right after landing.
- Watch for “Cajero” signs (Spanish) as much as “ATM”: Airport signage and staff directions commonly use cajero in Spain, so look for that word on wayfinding.
- If you need multiple withdrawals, switch to a city bank ATM: If you’re withdrawing larger amounts, it’s often better to use a major bank ATM in the city (e.g., around Santa Justa) after you’ve reached your hotel.
FAQs – Seville Airport (SVQ) ATMs
Are there ATMs at Seville Airport (SVQ)?
Yes. SVQ has ATMs in the terminal, with official ATM points listed in the Arrivals hall (Floor 0) and the Departures hall (Floor 1).
Where are the ATMs in SVQ Arrivals?
Official listings place ATMs in the Arrivals hall on Floor 0. After you exit baggage claim into the public Arrivals hall, look for “Cajero / ATM” signs near the main exit flow.
Where is the Santander/4B ATM in SVQ?
The official listing places the 4B (Santander) ATM in the Departures hall on Floor 1, landside (before security).
How many ATMs are inside SVQ?
Aena’s published SVQ ATM listing currently shows two Euronet ATM points in the Arrivals hall and one 4B (Santander) ATM point in the Departures hall. Additional ATM points may appear over time, so check signage or the official Aena services page/map.
Do SVQ airport ATMs charge fees?
Some airport ATMs—especially third-party operators—may add a fee. The ATM should display the fee before you confirm; you can cancel and try a different machine.
Is there an ATM after security at SVQ?
An ATM is commonly reported in the boarding zone (airside), but availability can depend on operating hours and terminal changes. If you need cash, it’s safest to withdraw landside before security.
What’s the best backup plan if the SVQ airport ATMs are busy or out of service?
Withdraw a small amount at SVQ for transport, then use a major bank ATM in Seville—areas around Santa Justa (rail station) and other central transit hubs have many options.
Seville Airport Related Services
- BOOK an AIRPORT HOTEL in Seville or SLEEPING PODS
- RENT a CAR in Seville Airport or BOOK a PRIVATE TRANSFER
- STORE your LUGGAGE in Seville Airport or NEARBY
- BUY a LOCAL eSIM for Seville, Spain or a GLOBAL eSIM