Spain Travel Rules: How to travel to Spain from the UK

Spain Travel Rules: How to travel to Spain from the UK

While you had to be completely vaccinated in order to land in Spain before, a new update participated on the UK Foreign Office website shows that Spain will allow unvaccinated trippers to arrive in the country, so long as they've recovered from COVID-19 in the last six months.

 Now, in order to enter Spain, any callers will have to show a medical instrument or recovery record.

 Are the rules the same for children?

 These new rules are in place for anyone who progressed 12 or over, although for unvaccinated teenagers who progressed between 12 and 17, a negative PCR test took up to 72 hours before appearance will serve.

 Still, they won't be subject to any testing or vaccination conditions, if your child or children are under the age of 12.

 What does still needs to be done is for trippers to fill out a pre-travel form and to get a QR law, which will also be shown at border control.

 To be codified as being completely vaccinated, you'll need to have had both dabs within 270 days-nine months before traveling to Spain. However, you'll need a supporter poke in order to qualify, if this time has ceased.

 These rules are also in place for the Canary Islets and the Balearics.

COVID rules in Spain

 You still have to wear a face mask in inner public spaces or on public transport in landmass Spain for anyone who progressed six or over.

 Some other vacation destinations that have eased restrictions for UK holidaymakers include France, Portugal, Greece, and Cyprus.

 Back in February, the trip rules in the United Kingdom changed so that there would be no further COVID-19 tests for completely vaccinated trippers, as well as the end of tone- insulation rules for unvaccinated advents.

That said, you're still needed to take both a pre-departure and post-arrival COVID-19 test for the ultimate.

 Any trippers landing in the UK are also needed to fill out a passenger locator form.