COVID COVID requirements for U.S travelers?

Aaron Baldwin

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Frances 2018

• Feb 15, 2023

• #1

I am looking to take my second Camino this fall and I was wondering if anyone knew if Spain is requiring Proof of vaccination or negative test to enter. I am not vaccinated and do not plan to get the shot. The current plan is to fly into Pamplona and get a bus to St Jean. I've done some research and I think I can get in with a negative test but I can't seem to find any information newer than October of last year.

 

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• Feb 15, 2023

• #2

Entry requirements for Spain - Travel Safe

Find COVID-19 information here: who can enter Spain, who is exempted from the restrictions, protective measures, etc.

travelsafe.spain.info

 

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sunflowers

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• Feb 15, 2023

• #3

As the above link informs, you are good to go, Aaron!
No documents or negative testing are required for travel.
Have a wonderful Camino

 

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• Feb 15, 2023

• #4

sunflowers said:

As the above link informs, you are good to go, Aaron!
No documents or negative testing are required for travel.
Have a wonderful Camino

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Yep nothing needed. Just need a mask in pharmacies and medical places. If you were to catch Covid you don’t need to isolate anymore I don’t think.

 

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CWBuff

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Frances & Finisterre 05-07/22 Fran 26? d Nort 27?

• Feb 19, 2023

• #5

Nope!
Thankfully pretty much the whole Europe is done with all of these requirements.
As noted, some of the places will still require a mask but even that is slowly going the "optional" way.
No tests of any kind is also required to get bak home

 

trecile

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Francés, Norte, Salvador, Primitivo, Portuguese

• Feb 19, 2023

• #6

Since the question was answered with a link to the Spanish government's travel site in the first response, I will close this thread before it descends into speculation and hyperbole.