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Spain has Eased its Covid Entry Rules

Spain's strict entry requirements, which previously only allowed fully vaccinated travelers aged over 18 or those who have recovered from Covid in the last six months to enter, have been eased from Saturday May 21st.

Published by
C. 'silver-tooth' Sharpe·9/19/2023
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On May 21st, the Spanish government made a major relaxation of its Covid-entry rules. Until recently, US travelers or anyone from a country outside of the European Union without Covid-19 vaccinations was not allowed to enter the country, so this is great news for anyone hoping to visit Spain during the summer holidays.

What are the new rules?

Anyone can now travel to Spain, regardless of vaccination status. The rules apply to any non-EU country, and entry is permitted with either a certificate of vaccination status, proof of recovery from the virus, or a negative pre-departure Covid-19 test result.

Children under the age of 12 are exempt from having to show any certificates.

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