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1. www.gov.uk › foreign-travel-advice › spainEntry requirements - Spain travel advice - GOV.UK

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   Visa requirements. You can travel without a visa to the Schengen area, which includes Spain, for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. This applies if you travel:

2. www.visitcanaryislands.org › necessary-documentsNecessary Documents to Travel to the Canary Islands

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   Find out which documents you ought to have to travel to the Canary Islands. If you’re planning to visit another country it’s convenient to previously check if you have all the documentation needed as passport, citizen card and visa the most common documents requested for traveling.

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4. etenerifeholidays.co.uk › news › entry-requirementsEntry Requirements For UK Citizens Into Tenerife And Spain ...

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   Aug 6, 2024 · If you are travelling visa-free to Spain and other countries in the Schengen area, make sure your whole visit is within the 90-day limit. To stay longer, working or studying, or on business travel, you must meet the entry requirements required by Spain, meaning applying for a visa or work permit.

5. www.tfsairport.com › airport › arrivalsEntry Requirements for Tenerife - Tenerife Airport

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   Dec 31, 2020 · Entry Requirements for Tenerife. Passport and Visa requirements for EU-, Schengen-, non-Schengen-, and third-country nationals.

6. gofuerteventura.com › en › documentationRequired Documentation to Visit Fuerteventura (2024) - Go ...

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   The Canary Islands are part of the European Union and the Schengen Area. Citizens of EU Member States or the Schengen Area only need a national ID document or valid passport to enter. Visas and other special documents are not required.

7. lanzaroteinformation.co.uk › explaining-etias-theExplaining ETIAS - The Visa Waiver Scheme - Lanzarote Information

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   ETIAS, the European Travel Information and Authorisation System, launches in mid 2025, and is a visa waiver scheme for Non EU nationals visiting countries in the Schengen area, including Spain and The Canary Islands. Stage One – EES.

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   Do you need a visa to visit Spain & the Canary Islands?

   • You will need a visa waiver to visit Spain and the Canary Islands, as well as every country in the Schengen zone from mid 2025. It’s expected to cost €7 (£6) and be valid for three years. The EU’s ETIAS was due to be introduced this year, but has been postponed. It isn't the first time the launch has pushed back.

   Spain: post-Brexit passport requirements and the £97 per day rule - Whi…

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   How to get a tourist visa to the Canary Islands?

   • This document should be issued in the Spanish Embassy on the tourist’s country of origin. This document you let you enter, work, study or just visit any of its cities. For the non-immigrant visitors that wish to come to the Canary Islands there are six types of visas:

   Necessary Documents to Travel to the Canary Islands

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   What documents do I need to visit the Canary Islands?

   • Based on the visitor’s nationality, the documentation required to enter the island is as follows: The Canary Islands are part of the European Union and the Schengen Area. Citizens of EU Member States or the Schengen Area only need a national ID document or valid passport to enter. Visas and other special documents are not required.

   Required Documentation to Visit Fuerteventura

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   Can UK citizens enter Tenerife without a visa?

   • As Spain is an EU Schengen Area county, UK citizens entering Tenerife will require ETIAS Authorisation when it is implemented. The new charge will apply to anyone aged 18 to 70, meaning visitors must pay an extra €7. The ETIAS authorisation is not a visa. Instead, the system monitors authorised entry into the Schengen Area of non-EU travellers.

   Entry Requirements For UK Citizens Into Tenerife And Spain After Brexit

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   How many types of visas are there in the Canary Islands?

   • For the non-immigrant visitors that wish to come to the Canary Islands there are six types of visas: Stay Visa: Which will allow you to stay for no more than three months uninterrupted on this country or successive stays for a period of time that summed up shouldn’t exceed threes months per semester counting on the first entry date.

   Necessary Documents to Travel to the Canary Islands

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   Is Tenerife part of the EU?

   • As part of Spain, Tenerife is within the EU and the Schengen area. The entry requirements differ, depending on whether you are travelling to Tenerife from another Schengen member state, an EU country that is not part of the Schengen area, or a third country. Since the end of the Brexit transition period on 31/12/2020, this includes the UK.

   Entry Requirements for Tenerife - Tenerife Airport

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9. www.which.co.uk › news › articleSpain entry requirements: Visas, the £93 per day rule and ...

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   Jun 20, 2024 · You will need a visa waiver to visit Spain and the Canary Islands, as well as every country in the Schengen zone from mid 2025. It’s expected to cost €7 (£6) and be valid for three years. The EU’s ETIAS was due to be introduced this year, but has been postponed.