Spain reopened its borders to global travelers on Monday, and tourists from any part of the world will be able to visit the country during the summer high season.
The Spanish government has today announced that travellers from the UK can visit the country from Monday 24 May without the need to quarantine or provide a negative PCR Covid-19 test – even though Spain still remains on the UK government’s ‘amber list’. Filling in a health control form will be required.
Spain will reopen its borders to most European tourists from June 21 – 10 days earlier than previously planned – but there is confusion over whether Britons will be welcome.
The Mediterranean summer favourite will permit the entry of visitors from the European Union and the Schengen area, which also includes non-EU countries such as Switzerland and Norway, from Sunday.
Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya initially said travellers from Britain, which is still considered part of the EU during the Brexit transition period, will also be allowed to enter.
Read more at The Telegraph.
Spain will open its borders to members of the EU’s Schengen Zone and the UK on June 21. The border was originally due to remain closed until July 1.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced the decision today during a conference call with regional leaders, as reported by Spanish newspaper El Pais.
The Portuguese border will remain shut until July 1 on the request of Portuguese PM Antonio Costa.
Travellers from other, non-Schengen countries will be allowed into the country without the need to self-quarantine from July 1 onwards, if there is a reciprocal agreement on travel.
After recording its first cases of Covid-19, Spain introduced one if Europe’s strictest lockdowns. Borders were closed on March 14 and a ‘state of alarm’ has restricted Spanish citizens from moving freely throughout the country – something that will also end on June 21.
Unlike the rest of Spain, the Balearics will welcome visitors as of tomorrow as part of a pilot reopening plan.
To date, Spain has recorded more than 290,000 cases of Covid-19 and 27,000 deaths.
Source: The Telegraph
08/04/2020
Due to the changed circumstances: we regret to inform you that Aparkivoli close the parking until further notice.
Taken into account the measures that have been announced by the Catalan government in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 we have come to this decision.
Safety for our guests and employees comes first.
We hope to be able to welcome you in the near future.
