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On the 21 May, the Spanish government made a major relaxation of its Covid-entry rules. Until this point, UK travellers without a jab were not permitted to enter so this change of rules, right before the summer holidays will be a huge positive for British holidaymakers.
What are the new rules?
Anyone can now travel to Spain, regardless of vaccination status. The rules applies to any non-EU country (which now includes the UK) 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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