Travel easy! We tell you all the requirements you need to be able to make your trip.

Due to the global situation caused by COVID-19, different mandatory requirements are required to enter your travel destination. The indications and conditions reflected below are for informational purposes, valid for passengers arriving from Spain and may vary. The different governments reserve the right to modify the entry requirements at any time, so we recommend that you review the information a few days before your departure. If you want more details, we recommend you contact the embassies of the destination country or us. Non-compliance with the requirements due to particular causes of the user may imply denial of boarding and entry into the country, leaving the organizer exempt from all responsibility and any expenses that may arise.

If you have to present documentation on arrival, you must have a copy in English or the language specified by the country of destination.

Also keep in mind that some airlines require extra information before boarding. Please, check our section for airlines.

AMERICA:

• ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA - To enter Antigua and Barbuda, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 7 days before the date of arrival at the destination. This measure is not applicable to children under 12 years of age. Upon arrival, a health information form must also be completed.
• ARGENTINA - To enter Argentina, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before arrival. the date of departure to destination. In addition, it will be necessary to show an official certificate that certifies having received the complete vaccination schedule at least 14 days before the arrival date.
• ARUBA - To enter Aruba, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at the destination.
• BAHAMAS - For entry into the Bahamas, passengers with the complete vaccination schedule must present a certificate of the same together with a negative PCR or antigen test. Passengers 2 years of age and older, without vaccination, must present a negative PCR or antigen test, in addition to those over 12 years of age, a rapid antigen test will be carried out on the fifth day of their stay in the Bahamas. All passengers must register their health and travel details with Bahamas Immigration at least 24 hours prior to arrival. This visa will cost USD 40 for stays of up to 5 days and USD 60 for longer stays. At destination, a monitoring protocol must be followed that involves a daily report of symptoms through an online form, as well as performing a rapid antigen test for stays of more than 4 nights.
• BARBADOS - To enter Barbados, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. The results and other health and travel data must be registered with Barbados Immigration at least 24 hours before arrival.
• BELIZE - To enter Belize, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. At least 3 days before departure, you must download the Belize Health App application and fill in the required information about your trip.Upon arrival, you can take another rapid test for COVID detection at a cost of 50 USD that you will have to pay on arrival.
• BRAZIL - For entry into Brazil, it is necessary present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, upon arrival, you will have to fill out and sign a Health Declaration. Although not mandatory, it is recommended to have contracted a medical insurance that covers medical care during the entire stay at the destination.
• BOLIVIA - To enter Bolivia, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. It is mandatory to have contracted a medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at destination.
• CANADA - To enter Canada, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination, which must be register in ArriveCan and, a vaccination certificate (Pfizer, Moderna, Astra Zeneca and Johnson & Johnson) with the guideline completed at least 14 days before the date of departure.
• COLOMBIA - For entry into Colombia, it is not necessary to present no diagnostic tests prior to departure. Before arrival, the Check Mig form must be filled out with all the information of your trip.
• COSTA RICA - To enter Costa Rica, it is necessary to fill out the Health Pass 48 hours beforehand. Once completed, it will generate a QR code that must be presented upon arrival in the country. It is also mandatory, for those over 18 years of age, to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance for COVID of at least 50,000 USD and accommodation. of at least 2000 USD, during the entire stay at destination. Said insurance will not be mandatory for passengers who prove that they have completed the vaccination schedule at least 10 days before departure. It must be taken into account that when entering the country by air, you will not be allowed to leave it by by sea or land.
• CUBA - To enter Cuba, you must present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination or an official vaccination certificate (with the QR code) that verifies have completed the complete schedule at least 14 days before departure. Before arrival, the Traveler's Health Declaration must be filled out, which will be delivered on board the plane. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers the medical assistance throughout the stay at the destination.
• DOMINICA - To enter Dominica, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. You must show a health declaration form upon arrival. ECUADOR - To enter Ecuador, it is necessary to present a negative PCR or antigen test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination or, with the Vaccination card that certifies the application of the two doses. Prior to boarding, a sworn declaration of health of the passenger must be completed and signed, which will be provided by the airline, and which will be presented to the health personnel at the entrance. Likewise, to enter the Galapagos Islands, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival on the islands in one of the authorized centers and an official certificate of the complete vaccination schedule, received with at least 14 days prior to arrival date. These measures are applicable to all passengers over 12 years of age, who must submit the certificates together with: travel insurance with medical coverage for COVID included, a safe-conduct issued at least 24 hours before entry, issued by the tour operator or by the hotel where you are going to stay and the Galapagos Transit Control Card, completed at least 24 hours before the flight.
• UNITED STATES - To enter the United States, it is necessary to present a negative PCR or antigen test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the arrival date as well as a vaccination certificate (Pfizer, Moderna, Astra Zeneca and Johnson & Johnson) with the guideline completed at least 14 days before the departure date.
• GUATEMALA - For entry into Guatemala , it is necessary to present a negative PCR or antigen test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination (mandatory for those over 10 years of age). Those passengers who can accredit, in a way official, that they have the complete vaccination schedule (at least 14 days prior to departure) or that the covid has been overcome in the last 3 months, they will be able to enter without presenting any other medical proof. Before arrival, all Passengers must fill out a health form.
• JAMAICA - To enter Jamaica, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, it must be obtained prior to arrival, an entry permit, which you must show upon arrival in the country.
• MEXICO - For entry into Mexico, no COVID test is necessary prior to your departure from Spain. Before arrival, a health form must be filled out, which will be available 12 hours before the departure of your flight. You must have checked-in as you must indicate your seat number, among other information.
• NICARAGUA - To enter Nicaragua, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. If you fly with Aeroméxico, before departure, between 71 and 36 hours, you must fill out an online form. A message will be received on the mobile with which the data provided to travel will be considered approved.
• PANAMA - To enter Panama, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 48 hours before the date of shipment to destination . Those passengers who certify that they have completed the vaccination schedule at least 14 days prior to the date of departure are exempt from this requirement. Likewise, passengers must complete their data in an online application before entering the country. Upon arrival, a sworn statement must be presented (distributed by the airline) in which the traveler agrees to respect the health control protocol established by the Panamanian Ministry of Health.
• PERU - To enter Peru, it is necessary to present a PCR test refusal made with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination. This requirement will be mandatory for those over 12 years of age. Likewise, all passengers must complete their data in a Health Declaration 72 hours prior to entering the country.
• PUERTO RICO - To enter Puerto Rico, it is necessary to present proof Negative PCR or antigen tests carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Children under 2 years of age are excluded from this test. If they have completed the Moderna, Pfizer or Janssen vaccination schedule, they may enter at destination without the negative test, presenting an official certificate of vaccination. Likewise, passengers, before departure, must complete their data in a Health Declaration.
• DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - For entry into the Dominican Republic, it is necessary to present a Negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72h days before the date of arrival at destination.Excluded from this requirement are those passengers who have a certificate that proves the vaccination schedulec ion completed at least 21 days before arrival. Before departure, a health form must be filled out.
• SAINT LUCIA - For entry into Saint Lucia, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 7 days before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, a health declaration form must be filled out and shown upon arrival.
• URUGUAY - For entry into Uruguay, from November 1, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. You must also have travel insurance that covers medical assistance at the destination during the entire stay.

AFRICA:

• BOTSWANA - To enter Botswana, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, upon arrival, a rapid antigen test will be carried out (at no extra cost). ) and contact information must be provided in order to be contactable by the health authorities. EGYPT To enter Egypt, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. The test document must indicate what type of sample has been taken, bear a QR code and/or an original stamp (stamped, not printed) from the laboratory to avoid falsifications. Those passengers who have completed their guideline will be exempt from this requirement. vaccination at least 14 days prior to departure. They must carry an international vaccination certificate and only the following vaccines will be accepted as valid: Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna, Sinopharm, Sinovac, Sputnik V, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson. In case of having passed the disease and having received only one dose of the vaccine, it will not count as a complete guideline and a negative PCR must be provided. Likewise, a health form must be filled out and a copy of it must be brought upon arrival. KENYA - To enter Kenya, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 96 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. The result must also be registered in its electronic verification system, which generates a QR code which must be shown upon arrival together with the negative result of the test. Likewise, a health form must be filled out and a copy of it must be brought upon arrival. The same requirements will also be required for transit trips. MOROCCO - For entry In Morocco, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the date of arrival at the destination, as well as the complete vaccination certificate through a QR code. In case of having a single dose for having passed the covid, the recovery certificate must be shown. Likewise, prior to departure, a health form must be printed and filled out, which must be presented to the Moroccan authorities upon arrival together with with the result of the PCR. MAURITIUS - To enter Mauritius, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before arrival. On arrival, at the hotel, an antigen test will be carried out and another one on the 5th day of the stay (at no extra cost). after the negative result of the first test, you can explore the island without problems. Likewise, prior to departure, you must fill out a travel form that you must bring signed and printed. It will also be mandatory to have medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at the destination. NAMIBIA - To enter Namibia, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 7 days before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, a health form must be filled out and a copy of it must be brought upon arrival. It will also be mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay in destination. MOZAMBIQUE - To enter Mozambique, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. RWANDA - For entry into Rwanda, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination .On arrival, another PCR test will be carried out. In case of not being vaccinated, the results must be awaited in the room (maximum 24 hours). If you are vaccinated, you can expect the results without limitation of movement. After 72 hours, another test will be carried out without having to quarantine in any case. Approximate cost of the PCR: 50 USD per person. Likewise, prior to departure, you must fill out a travel form where you will have to attach a copy of the passport and of the hotel reservation in Kigali. You will receive the approved form at the indicated email address and you must bring a printed copy where you can see the generated reference code.SENEGAL - To enter Senegal, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. SEYCHELLES - To enter Seychelles, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, at least 12 hours before the departure, a health form must be filled out where the flight information, accommodation and the result of the PCR must be presented. It will also be mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay in destination. entry into South Africa, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, upon arrival, a health form must be filled out. where the flight information, accommodation and the result of the PCR must be presented. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay in destination. TANZANIA - To enter Tanzania, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 96 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Likewise, 24 hours before departure, a health form must be filled out where the travel information must be presented and which will generate a code that must be presented upon arrival. Upon arrival, passengers may undergo a rapid antigen test, the cost of which will be approximately USD 25. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance throughout the stay in destination.UGANDA - For entry into Uganda, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination whose certificate must show "travel" as or reason for the trip. Upon arrival, another direct payment PCR test (approx. USD 30) must be completed, which you must bring previously reserved. Reservations can be made through the Test and Fly laboratories. After the test, you must wait at the hotel to await the result (maximum 2 hours). Before leaving the country, it is mandatory to perform another PCR test that you can book through us (100 USD approx.). In addition, you must have contracted a medical insurance that covers medical care during the entire stay at the destination.ZAMBIA - To enter Zambia, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination.ZIMBABUE - For the entry into Zimbabwe, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 48 hours before the date of arrival at the destination.

ASIA:

• AZERBAIJAN - To enter Azerbaijan, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination, as well as a certificate that certifies the vaccination schedule completed at least 14 days prior to arrival. departure. Those under 18 years of age may enter the destination by presenting only the negative PCR. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - To enter the United Arab Emirates, DUBAI, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of departure. departure of the flight. Whenever you travel from India, Pakistan or Bangladesh, you must take the test in one of the centers authorized by the UAE. In addition, you must register all your data in the COVID-19DXB applicationDuring the check-in process at the airport, you must submit a completed health form and on board passengers will be given a declaration of commitment to quarantine, which you must fill out and deliver upon arrival to Dubai in case you are forced to do it at your destination. For ABU DHABI, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the flight departure date as well as a complete vaccination certificate. Prior to the departure of the flight you must complete a health form For any change of region within the Emirates, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out 48 hours in advance and quarantine for 10 days. It will also be mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay in destination. entry into Jordan, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of departure of the flight to destination. In addition, upon arrival another test will be carried out, which must have been paid through their website and whose proof you must show along with the rest of the travel documentation. You must wait 8 hours for the result of this test at the hotel except for those passengers who present an official certificate of travel. completed with at least 14 days to the date of arrival, which will not have to process this step. Before your arrival, you must fill out a Health Form that you will find along with your confirmation and you must download the AMAN App and fill in the data information on the Visit Jordan website. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at the destination. At the destination, it must be taken into account that to access Aqaba and Wadi Rum, it is mandatory to present a certificate official vaccination (completed at least 21 days before the visit) or, a negative PCR carried out a maximum of 72 hours before accessing the mentioned areas. This requirement applies to people over 6 years of age. MALDIVES - For the entry into the Maldives, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the departure of the flight. Likewise, a health form must be completed 24 hours before departure, whose code igo QR must be presented upon arrival. The form must be completed again with the departure information before arriving at the airport on the last day of travel. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical care during the entire stay at the destination. NEPAL - For entry into Nepal , it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the departure date of the flight to the destination. It is also mandatory to show the official vaccination certificate indicating that you have received the complete guideline with at least 14 days of prior to the day of departure. Likewise, it must be in English. At least 48 hours before departure, a health form must be filled out indicating all the travel data and showing the generated code upon arrival. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay in destination and to show a copy of the itinerary, hotel vouchers and return ticket upon arrival. OMAN - To enter Oman, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of departure of the flight to destination. Likewise, it must be officially certified, by means of a QR code, to have the complete vaccination schedule at least 14 days before the arrival date of one of the following vaccines: AstraZeneca / Covishield, AstraZeneca / Oxford, Pfizer / BioNTech, Sinovac and Sputnik V. Those under 18 years of age are exempt from this requirement. Likewise, the Tarrasud application must be downloaded before arrival, fill in the data and upload the certificates as well as have it operational. It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at the destination.SINGAPORE - To enter Singapore, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the date of departure of the flight to the destination. Likewise, you must officially certify, by means of a QR code, that you have the complete vaccination schedule at least 14 days before the arrival date. Upon arrival, another test will be carried out and you must remain in quarantine at the hotel until negative result of the same (maximum 24 h) It is also mandatory to have contracted medical insurance that covers medical assistance during the entire stay at destination (min. 30,000 USD) and download the TraceTogether application and be contactable during your stay by email or mobile .SRI LANKA - For entry into Sri Lanka, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the departure date of the flight to the destination. Upon arrival, another PCR test will be carried out and it must be done Quarantine at the hotel in Colombo until the negative result is obtained. Passengers who enter the destination with a certificate of complete vaccination schedule, will be able to follow the usual itineraries. Those not vaccinated will only be able to move in bubble groups through a selection of accommodations and points to visit and will have to take another PCR test after 14 days of stay. Likewise, it is necessary to request insurance coverage online when processing the visa. COVID ($12 cost that covers up to 50,000 and 30 days of stay) and pay the cost of the PCR tests that must be processed at destination ($40 per test). must be presented upon arrival. THAILAND - To enter Thailand, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of departure of the flight to the destination, or to prove that the pattern of vaccination at least 14 days before arrival. Upon arrival, another PCR test must be taken and quarantined in the hotel pending the negative result (maximum 24h). Before departure, passengers must register with Thailand Pass .It will be compulsory or in addition, have contracted medical insurance that covers medical care during the entire stay in destination (minimum 50,000 USD). TURKEY - To enter Turkey, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination, or a negative antigen test, no more than 48 hours old. Passengers who present official proof that certifies having received the complete schedule of the vaccine in the 14 days prior to arrival at destination, or who have had the disease in the last 6 months, will not have to submit the PCR. It is important to note that this requirement will apply to any internal flight, so passengers who have not been vaccinated or who have not had the covid must a PCR 48 hours before your flight. It will also be mandatory to fill out a health form 72 hours before the trip, with all the data of your trip. If you enter from the United Kingdom, Iran, Egypt or Singapore it will ONLY be possible to enter Turkey with a negative PCR. UZBEKISTAN - For entry into Uzbekistan, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. In addition, it will be mandatory to present another negative PCR test upon leaving the country, carried out a maximum of 72 hours before. In addition, have contracted medical insurance that covers medical care during the entire stay at destination.

EUROPE:

• GERMANY - To enter Germany, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. This requirement also applies to passengers in transit. Excluded from this requirement are those passengers who have a certificate that certifies the vaccination schedule completed at least 14 days prior to arrival. Or, that they prove that they have had the disease in the last 6 months.ANDORRA - For entry into Andorra, no prerequisites are necessary.AUSTRIA - For entry into Austria, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. The center where the test is carried out must fill out an authorized medical certificate, which must be presented upon entry into the country. BELARUS - For entry into Belarus, no COVID prerequisite. BULGARIA - To enter Bulgaria, those over 12 years of age must present one of the following documents: a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination; an official vaccination certificate with the QR code, confirming that you have received the dose schedule at least 14 days before the date of arrival; or, a recovery certificate between 11 and 180 days prior to arrival at destination. CYPRUS - For entry into Cyprus, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination .Excluded from this requirement are those passengers who have a certificate that certifies the vaccination schedule completed at least 14 days prior to arrival. Likewise, 24 hours before departure, all passengers must complete a form of health with all the data of your trip.CROATIA - To enter Croatia, you must present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Exempt from this test are those who can present an official vaccination certificate, confirming that they have received the complete schedule at least 14 days before the date of arrival and no more than 270 days. Or, have overcome COVID in the last 6 months and have received at least one dose of the vaccine. SLOVENIA - To enter Slovenia, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of entry. arrival at destination.FINLAND; - To enter Finland, it is necessary to present the COVID Passport with the QR code showing that the vaccination schedule has been completed at least 14 days before arrival, or that the disease has passed in the last 6 months. FRANCE - To enter France, it is necessary to present a negative PCR or antigen test carried out a maximum of 24 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Those passengers who can prove that they have received the complete guideline of vaccination for Pfizer, Moderna or AstraZeneca at least 14 days prior to arrival date and 28 days for Janssen. Or, those who prove, through the European certificate, that they have overcome the disease in the last 6 months. Likewise, before boarding, you must fill out a health declaration that you can download from their website. GREECE - To enter Greece, it is It is necessary to officially certify that you have the complete vaccination schedule (at least 14 days prior to departure) or present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination. Likewise, At least 24 hours prior to departure, you must fill out the traveler location form whose confirmation and QR code you must save on a mobile device or print it, to present it upon arrival. For travel from Athens to the islands and/or between them , both by plane and by ferry: passengers must present a) a vaccination certificate with the complete guideline, or b) a certificate proving that they have overcome covid in the 9 months prior to travel, or c) a real negative PCR test ized with less than 72 hours, or d) a negative antigen test carried out with less than 48 hours.HUNGARY - To enter Hungary, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival in destination. Passengers who can officially prove that they have the complete vaccine schedule are exempt from this step. This requirement will be applied to all passengers over 6 years of age. IRELAND - To enter Ireland, it is necessary to officially prove , that you have the complete vaccination schedule (at least 14 days prior to departure) or present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination. Likewise, prior to departure, You must fill out a traveler registration form. ICELAND - To enter Iceland, it will be necessary to present a negative PCR or antigen test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. Prior to arrival, it must be printed and fill out a traveler's register to be presented individually upon arrival. Those born in 2005 or later are not required to present any proof or certificate upon arrival. ITALY - For entry into Italy, it will be necessary to present Have a negative PCR or antigen test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the date of arrival at destination. To enter restaurants, museums, exhibitions or cultural centers and other activities in closed public spaces, you must present an antigen test or PCR carried out in the previous 48 hours or, officially prove that you have the complete schedule of the vaccine, with at least 14 days prior to the day of the event; or have overcome the disease in the 180 days prior to the trip.Likewise, before boarding, a digital PLF (European Passenger Locator Form) must be filled out, whose QR code must be shown upon departure and arrival.LUXEMBOURG - For entry in Luxembourg, no previous COVID requirement is necessary.MALTA - For entry into Malta, it is necessary to present the certificate of the complete vaccination schedule, which must have been completed at least 14 days before the date of arrival at the destination. minors between 11 and 5 years old, must present a negative PCR test carried out with a maximum of 72 hours prior to arrival at the destination.MONACO - For entry into Monaco, no prior COVID requirement is necessary.MONTENEGRO - For entry into Montenegro , it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. NORWAY - To enter Norway, it is necessary to present the COVID Passport with the QR code showing that e the vaccination schedule has been completed at least 10 days before arrival, or that the disease has passed in the last 6 months. Unvaccinated minors under 18 years of age may enter accompanied by adults who have the complete guideline. Upon arrival, a PCR test must be carried out.POLAND - To enter Portugal, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 48 hours before the date of arrival at the destination.PORTUGAL - To enter Portugal, it is necessary present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination. CZECH REPUBLIC - To enter the Czech Republic, it is necessary to present a document that certifies having completed the vaccination schedule at least 15 days before the arrival. Exempt from this requirement are those who show an official vaccination certificate, where it is indicated by means of a QR code, have received the complete guideline at least 14 days before departure or have overcome covid in the last 6 months. Prior to departure, a health form must be completed online, the QR code of which must be shown upon arrival. ROMANIA - To enter Romania, it is necessary to officially prove, with the European Certificate, that you have the guideline of full vaccination (at least 10 days prior to departure).SERBIA - For entry into Serbia, no previous COVID requirement is necessary.SWEDEN - For entry into Sweden, it will be necessary for those over 18 years of age, to present proof Negative PCR or antigens carried out with a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at destination. Passengers who can officially prove that they have the complete schedule of the vaccine are exempt from this step. VATICAN, City of - To enter Vatican City, it is necessary to present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours before of the date of arrival at destination, being valid the one presented upon entry into Italy, if it complies in a timely manner.

OCEANIA:

• FRENCH POLYNESIA - For entry into Polynesia, it is necessary to present a complete vaccination certificate at least 14 days prior to arrival at destination for Pfizer, Moderna and Astrazeneca and 28 days for Janssen, in addition to a PCR test with less than 72 hours in advance or of negative antigens carried out with a maximum of 48 hours before the date of departure. Unvaccinated children under 11 years of age may enter accompanied by adults who have completed their vaccination schedule and must take 2 tests upon arrival on days 4 and 8 of your stay at destination, which will be provided upon arrival and must be delivered to the hotel. Likewise, a Health Form must be filled out, where, in addition, a health fee of 5,000 XPF will be due (EUR 42) per vaccinated passenger. The Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Taha'a and Raiatea) have a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. This measure will not affect transfers from/to the airport. The curfew movement certificate is available on the High Commission website. All passengers over 12 years of age will also need to present their vaccination certificate for flights from Tahiti and Moorea to other islands.

SPAIN:

• BALEARIC ISLANDS - To enter the Balearic Islands, it is necessary to present a PCR or TMA test, carried out a maximum of 72 hours before the date of arrival at the destination; or a negative antigen test, 48 hours before. Passengers who prove they have received the full course of the vaccine in the last 8 months (or the first dose in the previous 4 months, provided that 15 days have passed); or an official document that proves they have overcome the SARS-CoV-2 disease within 6 months prior to arrival, they will not have to provide a negative test to enter. In addition, a health control form must be filled out before departure and present the QR code upon arrival. CANARY ISLANDS - To enter the Canary Islands, it is necessary to present a negative PDIA diagnostic test (RT-PCR, TMA, LAMP and antigen test) for COVID-19, performed with a maximum of 72 hours prior to arrival. This rule will not be applicable to those at least 6 years old. Those passengers who can prove that they have received the complete vaccination schedule at least 14 days prior to the date of arrival at destination are excluded; those who have received a vaccination schedule between the last 4 months and 15 days prior to arrival; and those who have overcome the disease in the last 6 months.

AIRLINES:

• ETIHAD - Before boarding with Etihad, being Abu Dhabi the final destination or only for transit passengers, you must present a negative PCR test carried out a maximum of 72 hours prior to departure and also fill in the travel and health information in ICA Smart Travel Service, at least 5 days prior to the flight.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Upon arrival at their destination, all visitors may undergo a temperature control, PCR or antigen tests and other health controls if they present symptoms of COVID-19 or if the local authorities so designate it, which may involve movement restrictions until obtaining the result. A positive result may imply quarantine measures. Likewise, many cities apply curfews or access restrictions to some monuments for security reasons. Please consult for more detail.

We recommend contracting insurance that covers health care at destination during the entire stay. Keep in mind that in some countries, contracting it is mandatory for entry at destination.

You can get more information about regulations and special insurance on our website.

The destinations that apply quarantine measures on arrival for Spanish passengers or that remain closed do not appear in the list displayed above, as we hope that they can be visited safely and without inconvenience for our clients.

The information shown applies to passengers traveling from Spain. For packages between countries and other boarding points, please consult. In any case, it will be the ultimate responsibility of the client to find out about the mandatory health requirements before traveling.

If before your trip you present symptoms of COVID-19 or obtain a positive result in your PCR or serological test, you must contact the health authorities in your area and cancel your trip.

• SPAIN: through Order INT/552/2021, of June 4, the following criteria are established to follow upon your return to Spain: Those over 12 years of age, who come from an EU/EEA country, must certify some of these three requirements: vaccination certificate, issued by the competent authorities of your country that reports all the personal information of the vaccinated, name, date and registration of the vaccine (only doses completed at least 14 days prior to vaccination will be accepted). arrival of the trip and vaccines authorized by the European Medicines Agency); negative diagnostic certificate of: PCR test or similar (NAAT type), issued 72 hours in advance or negative antigen test, carried out 48 hours prior to arrival in Spain; or lastly, recovery certificate (proof that the disease has been overcome) issued by the competent authority at least 11 days after performing the first NAAT-type diagnostic test (PCR, TMA, LAMP and similar) with a positive result. The validity of the certificate will end 180 days from the date of taking the sample. If you come from a country considered to have a low incidence, you can travel without the need to present any negative diagnostic test or vaccination certificate. If you come from a country outside the EU/EEA and at high risk, you must present a vaccination certificate , issued by the competent authorities of your country that reports all the personal information of the vaccinated, name, date and registration of the vaccine (only doses completed at least 14 days before the arrival of the trip and authorized vaccines will be accepted - Pfizer -Biontech, Moderna, Astra-Zeneca, Jansen/Johnson&Johnson, Sinovac and Sinopharm-); or negative diagnostic certificate of: PCR test or similar (NAAT type) or antigen test, issued 48 hours before arrival in Spain.

Any of the certificates must be in Spanish, French or English and must show the passenger data according to the NIF/passport.

The list of countries or areas at risk, as well as the inclusion criteria, is published on the website of the Ministry of Health and on the SpTH website. As a general rule, the lists will be reviewed every seven days. The stay in some countries in the 14 days prior to arrival in Spain may imply mandatory quarantine.

In addition to the regulations indicated above, all passengers must complete a health form before entering Spanish territory. After completing it, an individualized QR code will be generated that each traveler must show, in digital format, to transport companies before boarding and also during health checks in Spain.

COVID PASSPORT: The EU Digital COVID Certificate, which will come into force on July 1, will be valid for the 27 EU member countries and destinations in the Schengen Area and can be carried in digital or paper format. It will serve as a certificate official for vaccinated or people who have passed Covid-19 and still have antibodies to facilitate their circulation through the associated countries and all COVID-19 vaccines authorized by the European Medicines Agency such as those developed by Pfizer / BioNTech will be authorized, Moderna, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson. Said certificate does not exempt the obligation to carry out certain tests or submit health forms that may be required by some destinations and that, for the most part, may be added to the Digital Certificate (the so-called NAAT tests will be recognized nucleic acid amplification tests (including RT-PCR tests) and rapid antigen tests). issue the document physically and from July 1, it can be processed digitally through the Ministry of Health. VERY IMPORTANT: all diagnostic tests to travel abroad must be at least in English, and show: name and surname of the holder, date of sample collection, type of test performed, authorized health center that performs the test, negative result of the test and issuing country. AIRLINES: Some airlines such as Emirates, Etihad or Turkish, in addition to the official requirements of the country of destination, may request diagnostic tests or additional documentation for transit, depending on the country of origin or that has been visited in the last 14 days. It is the final responsibility of the client to consult the updated information of the airlines and comply with it prior to boarding.