Spain Prolongs Current Travel Restrictions for EU/Schengen Area Countries

Spain Prolongs Current Travel Restrictions for EU/Schengen Area Countries

Trippers from European Union and Schengen Area countries will continue to be subject to entry rules when reaching Spain as the ultimate has decided to protract the current measures. Streamlining the list of EU/ Schengen Area countries, the authorities have explained that Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Cyprus, Germany, Croatia, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Sweden will continue to be part of the threat list for another week.

 The current list was streamlined history, on February 14, and will remain valid until February 20.

 In line with the current entry measures that Spain has, trippers from these countries are permitted entry as long as they fill out the Health Control Form and present one of the instruments that fall under the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate.

 Still, you must present an instrument or document proving vaccination, an individual test for active infection (PDIA), “If you come from a country/ zone at threat in relation to COVID-19.

 Nevertheless, before heading to Spain, trippers should note that Spain now applies different rules on vaccination instruments. Since February 1, Spain recognises only vaccination passes that prove that the holder has completed the primary vaccination within the last 270 days.

 Persons who have been vaccinated more than 270 days a gone need to admit a supporter cure in order to be considered vaccinated when travelling to Spain and therefore be pure from strict entry rules.

 “Keep in mind that you need 14 days from the last cure at least and no further than 270 days since the date of administration of your last cure. From that moment on, your vaccination instrument must show the administration of your supporter cure,” the authorities emphasised.

 On the other hand, strict rules continue to apply to advents from third countries. Only trippers from Saudi Arabia, China (including Hong Kong and Macao), South Korea, Indonesia, New Zealand, Rwanda, and Taiwan can enter Spain for trip purposes

.Despite the fact that the same rules will continue to apply to advents from the EU/ Schengen Area and third countries, history, the Spanish authorities relaxed their entry rules for non-EU trippers between the age of 12 and 17.

Third-country trippers between these periods are now suitable to enter Spain without having to present a valid vaccination instrument. They're permitted entry as long as they hold a valid negative PCR or rapid-fire antigen test result.