An estimated 83.7 million UK tourists will pay a visit to Spain this year. However, many of those British passport holders could be caught out by the post-Brexit rules on passports, insurance, and visas.
Since Brexit came into force at the start of 2021, following the transition period, the European Union has changed the way it deals with UK tourists. The UK is now classed as a third country, meaning Brits do not have freedom of movement across the EU.
This change means that Brits are now subject to a number of checks and restrictions at the borders of most European countries. Here’s what you need to know before travelling to Spain.
