Spain Entry Requirements

Glassfull · by **Glassfull** » Thu May 20, 2021 10:31 am

MichaelC wrote:There is so much hysteria about the indian varient...the majority in hospital with the Indian varient had been offered vaccines but declined (So their own fault).

You sound very dismissive of people who have refused a vaccination and seem to be using this as a reason to argue for travel relaxations.

But how about those people in countries that are not as advanced in their vaccination programme? How about those people who cannot have the vaccination? Do you expect them to shelter just so tourists can have their fortnight in the sun?

Let’s just hide them away like we did with lepers, in the Middle Ages and the mentally ill, in Victorian times!

Redwoodsman · by **Redwoodsman** » Thu May 20, 2021 12:36 pm

Glassfull wrote:
MichaelC wrote:There is so much hysteria about the indian varient...the majority in hospital with the Indian varient had been offered vaccines but declined (So their own fault).

You sound very dismissive of people who have refused a vaccination and seem to be using this as a reason to argue for travel relaxations.

But how about those people in countries that are not as advanced in their vaccination programme? How about those people who cannot have the vaccination? Do you expect them to shelter just so tourists can have their fortnight in the sun?

Let’s just hide them away like we did with lepers, in the Middle Ages and the mentally ill, in Victorian times!

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Entirely reasonable question - (and I hope that mine is taken that way, it is intended respectfully and without being contentious)

Do you expect "them" to "hide away" from the Spanish visitors (maybe homeowners) coming in from the rest of Spain - or the EU "second homeowners" (not holidaymakers but not permanent Spanish residents) from, for example, France/Belgium/Germany or The Netherlands?

I am not pretending to have the answer - but I am interested as to how protection will ever become universal.

MichaelC · by **MichaelC** » Thu May 20, 2021 1:23 pm

Protection will never be universal and the virus won't go away, hence learning to live a normal life with it.
The vaccine has proven to be highly effective so yes, anyone offered it who refused, then I don't give a dam about them.
If someone can't have a vaccine for medical reasons, then a GP could provide them with a certificate and negative test to make them exempt and they would probably get by due to mass immunity. In fairness what else can they do, or indeed the government without staying locked up forever.
Those waiting vaccines stick with getting negative tests for travel.
But as far as refusing it just on personal grounds, no, that's a choice and if you can't travel or indeed get infected and die, why is that anyone else's problem. The world cannot stop just for the few.

Redwoodsman · by **Redwoodsman** » Thu May 20, 2021 1:37 pm

Michael,
OK, I am with you on all of that - especially the bit on those turning down vaccination by choice (not for a proven medical reason)

Sue.jen · by **Sue.jen** » Thu May 20, 2021 2:13 pm

So..... can I fly in Friday 21st? From Uk, had vaccination. To do maintenance on my property but with no pcr test.

sunworshipper · by **sunworshipper** » Thu May 20, 2021 2:37 pm

Sue.jen wrote:So..... can I fly in Friday 21st? From Uk, had vaccination. To do maintenance on my property but with no pcr test.

No, not unless you have, TIE, resedencia

Redwoodsman · by **Redwoodsman** » Thu May 20, 2021 4:08 pm

sunworshipper wrote:
Sue.jen wrote:So..... can I fly in Friday 21st? From Uk, had vaccination. To do maintenance on my property but with no pcr test.

No, not unless you have, TIE, resedencia

This MAY all be about to change (probably later than 21st), with easier admission, but..

See below, possibly, yes, for an EU citizen or Brit married to & accompanying one?
(BIG question mark - I do not wish to complicate matters)
http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Consulados ... 3%B1a.aspx

Consulado General de España en Reino Unido
Requisitos de entrada en España
Aquí encontrará información de interés sobre los requisitos de entrada en España.

Since Brexit, the UK is considered a non-EU country, therefore, according to the Orden INT/420/2021.
- British citizens (as 3rd country nationals) can't travel to Spain at the moment, in general terms.
- EU citizens and their relatives -including British ones-, can.
This is a temporary regulation which restricts 3rd country nationals entering Spain for public health reasons due to the COVID-19 health crisis.

The extract is the translation provided on the consular site - but the emphasis is mine

Neradd · by **Neradd** » Thu May 20, 2021 8:29 pm

maisiesdad wrote:I just wonder why you mention Corbyn & Abbott when they have no part in this discussion and you cannot even be bothered to spell either of the latter's names correctly. Neither are my favourites and it is that it is largely due to them we are now landed with the govt we have. Never mind, your concern over them is noted.

And your love for the Islington Elite Champagne Socialists have also been noted.
Now, as Redwoodsman has politely asked you before, but for some inexplicable reason you seem utterly incapable of taking heed...
Can we please move on from Politics and the governance of the United Kingdom. That was not what this thread started off as.
You really are becoming extremely boring now with your anti Tory bile and childish name calling and infantile name changing.
All that went out years ago along with ending a sentence with lol and the thumbs up emoji.
It really is time you grew up and moved on now.

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