#Spain will require international passengers arriving from high-risk countries to present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to their arrival to ๐ช๐ธ.
๐ This measure will be included in the Health Control Form.
๐ This measure will be included in the Health Control Form.
Passengers may at any time be requested to certify the result of this PCR through the Health Control Form.
โก It may be presented in paper or electronic format.
๐ Access to the form: spth.gob.es
โก It may be presented in paper or electronic format.
๐ Access to the form: spth.gob.es
How are the high-risk zones or countries determined from which a PCR test will be required?
๐ #EU countries and other #Schengen countries:
๐ Third countries.
โฌ Check out our infographic โฌ
๐ #EU countries and other #Schengen countries:
๐ Third countries.
โฌ Check out our infographic โฌ
How will it proceed if there are indications that a passenger could be suffering from #COVID19?
What will happen if there are travelers who arrive in #Spain without the required certification?
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What will happen if there are travelers who arrive in #Spain without the required certification?
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๐ Check the Resolution of November 11th 2020, of the General Directorate of @SaludPublicaEs, regarding the health controls to be carried out at the entry points of #Spain: boe.es/boe/dias/2020/โฆ
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