UK holidaymakers heading to Spain will now need three extra documents to enter

UK holidaymakers heading to Spain will now need three extra documents to enter

Brits looking to fly to Spain in the coming months need to be apprehensive they now need redundant documents to enter the country. Plenitude of us will be looking to fly down on vacation as the summer duly kicks in.
But now the UK has left the EU, there are a number of effects Brits need to make sure they've on hand and rules they must follow. Chaos at Spanish gates took place before this time as UK trippers
demanded to get their passports stamped before they were allowed to use thee-gates.
Still, rules state that Brits entering the country will now need evidence of a return or onward ticket, enough plutocrat for their stay, and evidence that they've nearly stayed in Spain. This includes evidence needed includes hostel reserving documentation, evidence of address if visiting your own property (e.g, an alternate home), or an assignation from your host or evidence of their address if staying with a third party, musketeers, or family. Callers will also need to prove they meet the Covid- 19 entry conditions. People can do this by showing evidence of vaccination, a medical instrument or recovery record showing recovery from Covid- 19 within the last six months, or a negative PCR( taken within 72 hours prior to departure) or an antigen test( taken within 24 hours). The Covid- 19 conditions don't apply to children under 12.
A passenger locator form is no longer needed to enter Spain. Foreign Office advice states “ You may also be subject to fresh checks at the point of entry including a temperature check, visual health assessment, or testing on appearance. ” The Foreign Office has also reminded British trippers
that they will need to have their passports stamped on entry and exit from Spain. This is due to the fact that the UK is no longer part of the EU, with Brits needing to stick to the Schengen visa-free traveling rules.