I'm going to Spain in March and I'm wondering if there are any covid-related requirements for entry?
I'm a US citizen, up to date on vaccines.
Do I need a covid test before entering?
I've searched various sources for this info but there are a lot of old links out there and it's hard to sort through what is current.
My thinking is that covid tests are no longer required to enter any EU country, but I'd hate to find out I'm wrong at the airport.
Thanks very much
I entered last Saturday and no restrictions.
BTW, announcements in English on the Barcelona Metro said masks were required on the Metro. I looked around the packed Metro car and guess about 5% compliance.
We had to wear masks in the trains from city to city and it was enforced back in October. Also on the local buses. The taxi drivers wires masks and some asked us to, some didn’t. A mask now is part of our daybag now.
No testing required to travel to Spain.
This is a great resource for this type of information.
https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions?affiliateId=sherpa&language=en-US
As others said, no entry requirements, a few masking requirements still on trains and public transport.
I would however bring your vaccination card, I suppose it is within the realm of possibility that they could re-implement measures if things get bad, unlikely, but prudent. We just keep ours with our passport now.
Since yesterday, no masks are compulsory on any public transport (metro, train, bus, taxi...), they are only obligatory on health related centers (pharmacies, hospitals, dentists...)
