Entry to Spain - vaccination certificate to expire after 270 days - Page 6

As far as I know, UK citizen can only enter Spain if you are fully vaccinated according to their rules, and with a vaccine passport. 

If you are a resident, there may be different rules. I cannot find it on the government's website, though, just that you have to show proof of residencia. 

Hi,

Do you have a link to download my covid certificate had my booster in the Uk registered it with my local centre here in Spain but can’t find a link to download it.

Thanks Gemily

Hi Gemily,

         I get my pass via the NHS app but there is a link to get in on-line other than the app:

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/get-digital-covid-pass/

I've never tried this method so not certain that it works but it should.

Aitch.

Hi Aitch, I’ve managed to find the Spanish one.

Thanks for your reply

No problem.

Aitch.

Relating to covid jabs.

I had two jabs which have now expired and don’t want a booster jab but I do want to visit my friend in Spain. Does anyone know how I can get around this and visit for a few days? 

I had my 2nd vaccine at the beginning of May in the UK which is more than 270 days.  I had a booster in December and have just arrived here on Saturday so dont think its 270 days from the 2nd vaccine 

If you had your second jab in May and then the booster in December you are fine.  You had the second jab in May and the booster in December, that's only 7 months between those jabs and its only 3 months since your booster in December.

The rule is you must have had the booster within 270 days of the second jab. 270 days is 9 months.

My brother in UK his 4th dose last week. He is very vulnerable.

I got this from the official Cyprus website which apparently reflects the EU rules:-

1. Vaccines administered to passengers over 18 y.o. are acceptable for the purpose of travel, when the necessary doses of the respective vaccine have been completed. The accepted necessary dose is the third dose. It is understood that, the second dose, is still accepted, provided that no longer than 9 months have passed from the date it was administered.
2. Vaccines administered to passengers under 18 y.o. are acceptable for the purpose of travel, when the necessary doses of the respective vaccine have been completed. The accepted necessary dose is the second dose, in case of a two-dose vaccine.