What are the Current Rules for Travel to Spain?

Read the blog for updates about the latest rules for travel to Spain. Keep a note of these Span travel restrictions before planning a trip

As time is progressing, people have started travelling more freely across the world. Similarly, new rules for travel to Spain are out again. Read this blog to know what you will need according to the latest Spain travel restrictions.

Spain Travel Rules for Visitors from EU or Schengen Zone

You can provide either of the following:

Vaccination certificate
Certificate of recovery
Negative PCR (72 hours before arrival)
Antigen test (24 hours)

However, children under 12 are exempt from the rules according to these new restrictions in Spain today.

Rules for Travel to Spain from Outside EU/Schengen Zone

Travellers visiting Spain from areas including the UK, the US, and Canada must be fully vaccinated. You will need to show a certificate of recovery (issued within the last six months). Alternatively, you can also provide an essential reason for your travel to Spain.

Spain Travel Rules for Different Age Groups

Anyone over 18 who has received the last dose of the primary vaccine course over 270 days (nine months) ago must get the booster dose to be considered fully vaccinated. Moreover, at least 14 days must have passed since the last jab.

Those aged between 12 and 17 will need to show proof of a complete primary vaccine course only.

Unvaccinated teenagers (between the age of 12 and 17) travelling from the UK, the US, or any non-EU/Schengen country can take a negative test to travel to Spain.

What are the Current Rules for Travel to Spain?