Following the publication in the Spanish Official Gazette of Order INT/1159/2021, Spain decided to modify Order NT/657/2020 and thus lifted the restrictions on non-essential travel from third countries to the European Union for 20 countries, two administrative regions of China and Taiwan.
The decision is based on the fact that “the Council <of the> EU agrees to amend this Recommendation as to include Argentina, Colombia, Namibia and Peru in the list of third countries, special administrative regions and other territorial entities and authorities whose residents are not affected by the temporary restriction on non-essential travel to the EU across the external borders.”
Consequently, the Spanish state decided to extend the validity of order NT/657/2020 by one month and to incorporate the said 23 territories:
States:
1. Argentina.
2. Australia.
3. Bahrain.
4. Canada.
5. Chile.
6. Colombia.
7. Jordan.
8. Kuwait.
9. Namibia.
10. New Zealand.
11. Peru.
12. Qatar.
13. Rwanda.
14. Saudi Arabia.
15. Saudi Arabia. 15. Singapore.
16. South Korea.
17. Ukraine.
18. United Arab Emirates.
19. Uruguay.
20. China.
Special Administrative Regions of the People’s Republic of China:
Hong Kong SAR.
Macao SAR.
Entities and territorial authorities not recognized as States by at least one Member State of the European Union:
Taiwan.
BOE-A-2021-17662Travelers from the incorporated countries will not be required to present their vaccination schedule, or a PCR test performed prior to arrival. They must complete the Affidavit to be submitted both upon boarding and entering Spain.
Spain eliminates entry restrictions for travelers from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay.
