The Police ranks of Spanish police officers denote the position of a given officer in the police hierarchy in Spanish police forces.

NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1
Spanish Civil Guard
					Teniente general		General de división		General de brigada		Coronel		Teniente coronel		Comandante		Capitán		Teniente			Alférez

NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Spanish Civil Guard
	Suboficial mayor			Subteniente			Brigada		Sargento primero		Sargento						Cabo mayor						Cabo primero				Cabo		Guardia Civil de Primera (Rank honorary, currently extinct)						Guardia Civil*

(*) Constable with the rank "Guardia Civil" with 6 years of service obtain statuts of non-commissioned officer (OR-6). Cabo,Cabo primero and Cabo mayor obtain statuts of non-commissioned officer (OR-6) automatically when agents promote to the rank of Corporal. " Royal Decree 1970/1983, of June 22, on the consideration of Non-Commissioned Officers to the Troop Classes of the Civil Guard"

Rank Guardia Civil to Cabo Mayor, in Military Police missions under the command of the Ministry of Defense, their rank will be equivalent to the first rank of non-commissioned official (OR-6). "Law 29/2014, of November 28, on the Civil Guard Personnel Regime" A Civil Guard participates in a mission abroad, and at the suggestion of the Minister of Defense, may eventually hold a higher rank.

	Superior grades				Superior		Executive		Deputy inspector	Basic		Student
National Police Corps 2014–Present
	Director adjunto operativo	Subdirector general	Comisario general/ jefe de división	Jefe superior	Comisario principal	Comisario	Inspector jefe	Inspector	Subinspector	Oficial de policía	Policía	Inspector alumno en prácticas	Inspector alumno de 2º año	Inspector alumno de 1º año	Policía en prácticas	Policía alumno

Superior	Executive	Deputy Inspector	Basic

Categories	Superior Grades			Superior		Executive		Deputy Inspector	Basic		Student
National Police Corps 1986-2014
	DAO/Subdirector General	Comisario General/Jefe de División	Jefe Superior	Comisario Principal	Comisario	Inspector Jefe	Inspector	Subinspector	Oficial de Policía	Policía	Inspector Alumno de 2º año	Inspector Alumno de 1º año	Policía en Prácticas

National Police Corps (1978-1986)
	General de División (Commissioner)	General de Brigada (Assistant Commissioner)	Coronel (Chief Superintendent)	Teniente Coronel (Superintendent)	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Alférez (Station Inspector)

National Police Corps (1978-1986)
	Subteniente (Sub-inspector)	Brigada (Head Constable)	Sargento Primero (Staff Sergeant)	Sargento (Sergeant)	Cabo Primero (Corporal)	Cabo (Lance Corporal)	Policía de Primera (Senior Constable)	Policía (Policeman, Constable)

General officers	Senior officers	Officers and NCOs	Enlisted
(General de división)	(Coronel)	(Sargento)	(Cabo)

Police Ranks[1]		Superior Grade		Executive Grade		Inspection Grade		Basic Grade
	Cap Emblem
	Rigid Shoulder Plate
	Flexible Shoulder Plate
	Rank Insignia
	Basque	Intendenteburua	Intendentea	Komisarioa	Komisariondokoa	Ofiziala	Ofizialondokoa	Agente lehena	Agentea
	Spanish	Superintendente	Intendente	Comisario	Subcomisario	Oficial	Suboficial	Agente primero	Agente
	English	Superintendent	Intendent	Commissioner	Deputy Commissioner	Officer	Deputy Officer	Superior Agent	Agent

Police Ranks[1]		Facultatives and Technicians Grade
	Cap Emblem
	Rigid Shoulder Plate
	Flexible Shoulder Plate
	Rank Insignia
	Group	Group A1	Group A2	Group C1	Group C2

Ranks of the Mossos d'Esquadra

Insignia								No insignia
Title	Major	Comissari	Intendent	Inspector	Sotsinspector	Sergent	Caporal	Mosso
English translation	Major	Commissioner	Intendent	Inspector	Lieutenant	Sergeant	Corporal	Constable

Ranks of the Policía Foral

Insignia							No insignia
Spanish title	Jefe policía Foral	Comisario principal	Comisario	Inspector	Subinspector	Cabo	Agente Foral
Basque title	Foruzaingo Nagusia	Komisario Nagusia	Komisario	Inspektorea	Inspektoreordea	Kaporala	Foruzaina
English translation	Foral police chief	Chief commissioner	Commissioner	Inspector	Sub-inspector	Corporal	Foral constable

• Constable
• Senior Constable
• Sergeant
• Sub-inspector
• Inspector
• Chief Inspector
• Sub-superintendent
• Superintendent^[3]

Categories and ranks	Managements				Operations
Policía Municipal de Madrid
	Comisario General	Comisario Principal	Comisario	Intendente	Inspector	Subinspector	Oficial	Policía	Alumno

Officers

Second Spanish Republic (1931–1936)
	Coronel	Teniente Coronel	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Alférez
Second Spanish Republic (1936–1939)
	Coronel	Teniente Coronel	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Alférez

Non-commissioned ranks

Second Spanish Republic (1931–1936)
	Subteniente	Subayudante	Brigada	Sargento Primero	Sargento	Cabo	Guardia Primero	Guardia
Second Spanish Republic (1936–1939)
			Brigada		Sargento	Cabo		Guardia

Francoist Spain (1939–1977)
	General de División (Commissioner)	General de Brigada (Assistant Commissioner)	Coronel (Chief Superintendent)	Teniente Coronel (Superintendent)	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Alférez (Station Inspector)

Francoist Spain (1939–1977)
	Subteniente (Sub-inspector)	Brigada (Head Constable)	Sargento Primero (Staff Sergeant)	Sargento (Sergeant)	Cabo Primero (Corporal)	Cabo (Lance Corporal)	Policía de Primera (Senior Constable)	Policía (Policeman, Constable)

General officers	Senior officers	Officers and NCOs	Enlisted
(General de Brigada)	(Comandante)	(Brigada)	(Policía de Primera)

Categories	Command Ranks
Francoist Spain
	Principal Commissioner	Commissioner General	1st rank Commissioner	2nd rank Commissioner	3rd rank Commissioner/ Chief Inspector

Categories	Executive Ranks			Basic Ranks
Francoist Spain
	1st rank Inspector	2nd rank Inspector	3rd rank Inspector	Subinspector/ 1st rank Agent	Subinspector/ 2nd rank Agent	Subinspector/ 3rd rank Agent

Categories	Basic Ranks (as of 1972)
Francoist Spain
	Subinspector/ 1st rank Agent	Subinspector/ 2nd rank Agent	Subinspector/ 3rd rank Agent