Spain has announced a further extension of existing Covid-19 travel rules for UK visitors with regulations in place until May 15. The country remains as one of the few European nations still imposing entry restrictions - even though most tourists are not impacted.
The decision was confirmed by the Ministry of the Interior, extending an order first imposed on July 2020. It is hoped that all remaining rules will be relaxed within the next few weeks to open up the popular holiday destination to non-EU/Schengen arrivals even if they aren’t vaccinated or recently recovered from Covid-19.
Under the existing regulations, arrivals from the UK can still enter mainland Spain, the Balearics and Canary Islands without restrictions as long as they have one of the following documents:
