Immigration and passport control

1
Stay in the right hand side booths
Shuttle bus to terminal 2
Luggage Carousel
Luggage Carousel
Luggage Carousel
Luggage Carousel
Immigration and passport control
Iberia Ticket Counter
Money Exchange
Exit, Nothing to Declare
Restrooms
Smoking area
2
Transiting Terminal 1 to Terminal 4

• Immigration and passport control. Simply present
  your passport and completed immigrations forms
  (provided on aircraft) to the immigrations
  officers (national police). Stay in the right
  hand booths. The left hand booths are for
  Spanish and other common market countries
  (France, Italy, Germany, etc.)
• If you do not have boarding passes for your
  Iberia flight down to Jerez, you can use Iberias
  counter in the luggage claim area. If theyre
  busy, just skip them and proceed to Terminal 4.
• Exit the area that states, Exit, nothing to
  declare. Dont worry, theyll just wave you
  through (they may not even acknowledge your
  presence). If you stop and ask, theyll probably
  want to look at your hand carry items. Ive
  didnt have a problem.
• Once youve exited the luggage claim area, go
  upstairs (just one level) and go outside and get
  on one of the busses that states Terminal 4 or
  something like that. Be sure to ask the bus
  driver to be sure. There are lots of identical
  busses, some go to T4, others dont.
• It will be about a 10 minute bus ride and they
  only stop at T4. Once arrived at T4, either go
  to an Iberia check-in counter to get your
  boarding pass, or directly to the gate (if the
  flight is displayed). This is the most difficult
  part. They change gate numbers all the time.
  Its your job to stay on top of which gate to be
  at. There is T4 and T4S (S is for Satellite).
  If your gate is at T4S, you will have to take a 5
  minute subway ride to the T4 satellite terminal.
  Once you have to boarding passes, just ask to be
  sure. All of the Information Desk personnel
  speak English. Good luck!