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We are expats living in Spain and have residential in December we will fly Alicante to Seville and return what paperwork will we need for travel within Spain

We flew to Majorca and only needed our vaccine proof and photo I'd.

I would suggest you contact the Airline Ron

We’re in Tenerife at the moment and showed boarding passes, vaccine certificates and passports at check in but got through passport control with boarding passes and TIEs.

I'd be interested to know how you get on. I've not tried it yet, but thought domestic flights were possible with just the TIE (and boarding pass obviously). I can't see why you'd need vaccination certificates to go elsewhere on the mainland. In practice I'd probably play safe and take everything though!

We flew to Lanzarote last Monday and just showed our passport and TIE card at Alicante and nothing at Lanzarote . No one on passport control! Just walked off plane and straight out of airport!

These are the documents acceptable for internal flights for different categories. I have extracted the one applicable to you Ron.

Bee

https://www.aeropuertosenred.com/docume ... viajar.htm

UE/Schengen (*1)

Passport or other identification document, not necessarily in date. Spanish Residencia or Residencia of any of the Schengen countries, in date or a current in date Spanish Driving Licence.

Pasaporte o Documento de Identidad válido no necesariamente en vigor, o Permiso de Residencia español o de alguno de los Estados Schengen en vigor, o carnet de conducir expedido en España.

3rd countries

Current in date Passport or travel document in date, Spanish Residency or Residency of any other Schengen country in date or Spanish Driving Licence in date.

Terceros países Pasaporte o Documento de Viaje válido en vigor, o Permiso de Residencia español o de alguno de los Estados Schengen en vigor, o carnet de conducir expedido en España.

Bee wrote:These are the documents acceptable for internal flights for different categories. I have extracted the one applicable to you Ron.

Bee

https://www.aeropuertosenred.com/docume ... viajar.htm

UE/Schengen (*1)

Passport or other identification document, not necessarily in date. Spanish Residencia or Residencia of any of the Schengen countries, in date or a current in date Spanish Driving Licence.

Pasaporte o Documento de Identidad válido no necesariamente en vigor, o Permiso de Residencia español o de alguno de los Estados Schengen en vigor, o carnet de conducir expedido en España.

Thanks Bee most helpful

I forgot the 3rd country bit which is similar except if you havent got a residencia cert or a Spanish Driving Licence your Passport must be in date which is common sense anyway.

Bee

[quote="Bee"]I forgot the 3rd country bit which is similar except if you havent got a residencia cert or a Spanish Driving Licence your Passport must be in date which is common sense anyway.

Bee[/quo your right Bee but I went on the website you gave and read it there. Thanks again for your help
Ron