You should avoid going to the airport if you have symptoms compatible with COVID-19 or are in a period of isolation or quarantine in accordance with current health guidelines.
The use of surgical or superior protection masks is mandatory for all passengers and people over 6 years of age on board the plane. The use of masks with valves, translucent or transparent, or electronic will not be allowed.
In general, travelling between the Canary Islands does not require presentation of PDIA tests or certificates. Check here for complete information on general travel measures and exceptions.
There are currently no specific entry requirements. Consult here the complete information about the general measures to travel and the exceptions.
There are currently no specific entry requirements. Consult here the complete information about the general measures to travel and the exceptions.
As of Tuesday, 20 September 2022, the Spain Travel Health (SpTH) portal, both the website and the mobile applications (APPs), will no longer be operational. It will no longer be necessary to complete the health control form to travel to Spain nor to show the SpTH QR code at the airport of arrival.
PASSENGERS FROM COUNTRIES THAT BELONG TO THE EUROPEAN UNION OR SCHENGEN ASSOCIATED COUNTRIES:
Passengers arriving in Spain by AIR OR SEA from these countries will NOT be required to present the SpTH health control form or a COVID-19 certificate.
PASSENGERS FROM COUNTRIES THAT DO NOT BELONG TO THE EUROPEAN UNION OR ARE NOT CONSIDERED AS ASSOCIATED COUNTRIES SCHENGEN:
Passengers arriving in Spain by AIR (except for those under 12 years of age and those in international transit), from countries that DO NOT belong to the European Union or are NOT considered Schengen associated countries, must have one of the this documents:
- An EU DIGITAL COVID CERTIFICATE OR EU EQUIVALENT of vaccination against COVID-19 or a negative certificate of a diagnostic test for active infection or a certificate of recovery after having passed this disease. You can check if your certificate is valid on the web https://www.spth.gob.es
Decreto-Lei n.º 57-A/2022 de 26 de agosto
There are no Covid-19 requirements for the entry of passengers into the airports in the Madeira region.
Recommendation:
Have an EU Covid digital certificate proving that you are fully vaccinated or a Covid-19 recovery certificate issued at least 180 days before arrival.
Decreto-Lei n.º 57-A/2022 de 26 de agosto
There are no Covid-19 requirements for the entry of passengers into the airports in Azores from national flights.
To passengers from international flights:
Have an EU Covid digital certificate proving that you are fully vaccinated, proof of a valid negative PCR test taken within 72 hour prior to the scheduled flight, a negative antigens test taken within 48 hours prior to the scheduled flight, a Covid-19 recovery certificate, or a OMS vaccination certificate.
Exceptions:
These requirements are for passengers over 12 years old.
Required:
Present entry form: QR code
Present vaccination certificate, the negative result of a PCR test carried out in the 72 hours before flying, or a negative antigens test taken within 48 hours prior to the scheduled flight.
*Young people between 13 and 17 years old can travel with two doses of vaccination.
*For Janssen vaccines, one dose will be required, plus a booster dose.
Exceptions:
These requirements do not apply to passengers under 12 years of age.
More information here
Present COVID-19 vaccination certificate or the negative result of a PCR test, carried out in the 72 hours before the entry on the country.
Exceptions:
These requirements do not apply to passengers under 10 years of age, but unvaccinated children under 10 years of age must undergo a rapid test upon arrival in The Gambia.
Additional Information:
The Gambian government has eliminated the quarantine requirement. However, a rapid test is performed upon arrival at the airport for those travelers who do not have a COVID-19 vaccination certificate and are therefore traveling with PCR. If they test positive, they must quarantine in a designated hotel and bear the cost of accommodation and meals.
Required:
Present health form: online form or printable form.
Present vaccination certificate or the negative result of a PCR test carried out in the 72 hours before flying.
Exceptions
There are no entry requirements for children under 12 years old.
Additional Information:
1. It is considered complete vaccination (3 doses), or 2 doses being the last one with a validity that does not exceed 4 months. For the J&J/Jansen vaccines, a single dose is allowed (since it is equivalent to two doses of the other vaccines).
2. For minors between 12-18 years: A vaccination certificate is considered valid when 2 doses of the vaccine have been received.
*Departure requirements FROM Morocco:
The passenger must present a valid vaccination passport:
- Vaccination passport confirming receipt of the third dose or vaccination passport proving receipt of the 2nd dose (or the single dose of the J&J vaccine) with a delay of less than 4 months.
Passengers vaccinated only with the second dose (or the single dose of the J&J vaccine) older than 4 months and who have contracted COVID-19 less than 28 days ago must present, in addition to their vaccination card:
- PCR (or rapid antigen test) result documenting that the person was sick and medical certificate of recovery or negative PCR test.
There are currently no specific entry requirements. Consult here the complete information about the general measures to travel and the exceptions.
There are currently no COVID-19 requirements on passenger entry to Italy.
