Spain travel restrictions unvaccinated

Unvaccinated adults are now allowed to visit the country if they have proof of a negative Covid test - and under-12s don't need one.

Spain has long been the top destination for British holidaymakers. The new rules apply to over-12s, with those aged under 12 able to travel without any proof of vaccination or negative Covid-19 test. The Spanish government has announced that it has relaxed its entry requirements for visitors, as of Wednesday 6 April.

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In fact, a number of countries including France and Italy have recently eased their travel rules to allow UK travellers to visit for tourism. The new entry rules will also apply for Brits heading to the Canaries and Balearics. (In more good news, the Canaries recently axed their local Covid rules which includes the bringing back of dancing in clubs). Until now, anyone aged 12 or over could only enter Spain if they were fully vaccinated against Covid, or had proof of Covid recovery within the six months prior to travel.

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This can be completed via Spain Travel Health (SpTH). Children under 12 years old are exempt when travelling with an adult. It applies to travellers over the age of 12 and means holidaymakers can enter with a certificate of vaccination; or proof of a negative test; or proof of recovery.

Are you travelling to Spain this summer? Spain is one of the UK's top travel destinations and welcomed over 18 million British tourists in 2019 (Image: AP).

The certificate will be valid for 180 days after the date of the first positive diagnostic test result. Recovery certificates can be issued at least 11 days after the first PCR test or lateral flow test with a positive result. The holiday hotspot, which is easily accessible in just two hours from London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports, will now require those entering Spain to be fully vaccinated, hold a negative test result as per certain requirements, or a recovery from Covid-19 certificate.

Tweets and statements released publicly by the Spanish Tourist Office in the UK on the announcement have now been removed.

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As Spanish shorelines continue to fill up with holidaymakers ahead of the Easter break, authorities in Spain have further eased the rules for unvaccinated.

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Those aged 12-17 could also provide a negative PCR test. But Spanish officials announced today that those who are not fully vaccinated can enter the country with proof of a negative Covid-19 test. The country has been criticised during the pandemic for strict travel rules but as much of the world opens up, the Spanish Government has started to relax their entry requirement regarding those who are not fully jagged.

UNVAXXED Brits hoping to visit Spain have been left disappointed after it was claimed that they would be able to travel to the country.However, the Sp.

However, they have since said this is not the case, and only those aged between 12 and 17 who are unvaccinated can enter the country with just a Covid test. Earlier today, they issued a statement claiming anyone who hadn't had both jabs would be able to enter Spain with a negative Covid test. UNVAXXED Brits hoping to visit Spain have been left disappointed after it was claimed that they would be able to travel to the country.

A 'spectacular blunder' by the Spanish tourism office has led to uncertainty for unvaccinated Brits.

Spain is the most popular holiday destination for British travellers. The deputy director of the Spanish tourist office in the UK, Pedro Medina, said he was sorry for the confusion caused. The STO announcement was due to a misunderstanding of an official state bulletin released by the Spanish government.

The board declared Spain would open up to all UK travellers - including the unvaccinated - with no restrictions, provided passengers could provide a ...

The Spanish Ministry of Health also required all travellers from an EU/EEA risk country need to fill out the Health Control Form The tourist board's blunder comes just one week after it announced an extension of travel restrictions on unvaccinated travellers from the UK until April 30. It is not yet clear how airlines and tour operators conducting flights from the UK to Spain will respond to the Spanish tourist board's announcement, nor whether unvaccinated travellers who rushed to book a holiday in light of the false information will be compensated The Spanish Ministry of Health also required all travellers from an EU/EEA risk country need to fill out the Health Control Form. Much to the frustration of thousands of eager holidaymakers, UK travellers aged 12 and above are still required to show proof of being fully vaccinated - or a certificate of recovery obtained than 180 days from the date of travel - to get into the country Much to the frustration of thousands of eager holidaymakers, UK travellers aged 12 and above are still required to show proof of being fully vaccinated - or a certificate of recovery obtained than 180 days from the date of travel - to get into the country.

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The statement said that from today, 6 April, non-vaccinated UK passengers can now enter Spain with proof of a negative PCR or antigen test, or proof of diagnostic recovery and without the need to be double vaccinated. Alternatively, travellers aged 12 to 17 can enter Spain with a full vaccination certificate or a recovery certificate. This was misinterpreted and is not correct.” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. At least 11 days must have passed since your first positive nucleic acid amplification test – NAAT (PCR or similar) or rapid antigen test. - the name of the country issuing the recovery record or certificate