Yes, illegally intercepting phone calls or messages from outside of Spain is still a criminal offense, both under Spanish law and international regulations.

1. Illegal Interception of Communications from Abroad

🌍 If someone outside Spain is illegally accessing your calls, messages, or emails, they may be violating:

• Spanish Penal Code (Article 197) – Violation of Privacy & Communications
• European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – Unauthorized Data Access
• International Cybercrime Laws – Depending on the country of origin

📌 Key Points:
✅ Regardless of where the offender is, if you are in Spain, Spanish law protects you.
✅ If the interception was done via hacking, spyware, or unauthorized account access, it could be considered cybercrime.
✅ If the abuser or their associates are monitoring you from another country, you can report them to INTERPOL or the Guardia Civil’s cybercrime unit (Grupo de Delitos Telemáticos – GDT).

2. What You Can Do

✅ Check If Your Accounts Are Compromised:

• Change passwords on email, WhatsApp, social media, banking
• Activate two-factor authentication (2FA)
• Look for suspicious logins from other countries

✅ Report It in Spain:

• File a denuncia with the Guardia Civil (GDT – Cybercrime Division)
• If threats or blackmail are involved, this can strengthen your legal case

✅ International Action:

• If you know where the person is located, you can file a report with their country’s cybercrime authorities.
• INTERPOL or EUROPOL can investigate if necessary.

3. How This Helps Your Legal Case

🔹 Strengthens claims of harassment and coercive control
🔹 May justify protective measures (no-contact orders, restraining orders)
🔹 Could lead to cybercrime charges against the offender

Would you like help drafting a formal police complaint (denuncia) for cybercrime and illegal interception?