Apple has to give me a new iPhone

If your iPhone is from the US, it is correct that it cannot be replaced in Spain. The warranty is only valid in the US. However, the warranty on an iPhone is only 1-year, unless you purchased AppleCare+, which would extend it to two years, and the problem is a warranty problem. Otherwise, if the warranty is expired, then you would have to pay for a replacement.

No.

iPhones have a one year warranty.

If it was determined that the phone was defective and was to be replaced within that year, you would have received a refurbished phone.

No, it isn’t right. You purchased an iPhone in the US. The warranty is valid only in the US, that warranty is for one year.

can that be possible?

As has been said, no.

Someone in Spain is not going to be able to extend your warranty. While they may make an entry under your serial number, it certainly will not extend a warranty by a year.

You can only get your iPhone serviced in the USA, where you originally bought the phone. Your warranty is only valid in the country of purchase, and also, since you bought your iPhone in February of 2018, the one-year warranty period is also over.

Juanmaa wrote: "...an iPhone 7 Plus , the problem was that it’s turn on and off button wasn’t working well , it was really sensitive to touch..."

Juanmaa ~ iPhone 7 Plus doesn't have a button called an "on and off button". It has a Home/Touch ID sensor and a Side button. ...If you're referring to the Home/Touch ID sensor, be aware of this:

"Pressing the new home button is easier than before. It's more sensitive than the old one and doesn't actually need to move to register a click." Source:

What you should know about the new home button on the iPhone 7

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