Quick answer: To claim a EuroMillions prize in Spain: prizes up to €2,000 are paid at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado outlet; prizes over €2,000 are paid at a partner bank on presentation of the original receipt and your ID. You have 3 months from the day after the draw, and prizes over €40,000 are taxed at 20% on the amount above that figure.
Updated 25 September 2026 · By the Serviloto team, Lottery Office no. 40 in Málaga (Spain).
| Prize amount | Where to claim | What you need | Tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to €2,000 | Any SELAE outlet | Original receipt | Tax-free |
| €2,000 to €40,000 | SELAE partner bank | Original receipt, ID and bank account number | Tax-free |
| Over €40,000 | SELAE partner bank | Original receipt, ID and bank account number | 20% on the amount above €40,000 |
Winning Euromillions is exciting, but it is important to know how to correctly claim your prize.
Smaller winnings can usually be claimed directly at authorized lottery retailers.
Larger prizes are typically paid through partner banks after presenting the winning ticket.
High-value prizes may require additional verification and are usually paid via bank transfer.
All Euromillions prizes must be claimed within a specific time period.
Claiming an Euromillions prize is straightforward when following the correct process depending on the prize amount.
Up to €2,000 at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado outlet. Above €2,000, at SELAE partner banks.
3 months from the day after the draw date. After that, the prize expires.
Prizes are tax-free up to €40,000. Above that amount, 20% is withheld on the part that exceeds it, deducted automatically when you claim.
The original receipt and, for prizes over €2,000, your ID (DNI, NIE or passport) and a bank account number.
No. EuroMillions prizes must be claimed in the country where the bet was placed, under that country’s rules.
Check the results: see the winning numbers and prizes of every draw on our EuroMillions results page.