Travel to Spain: What do I need to get into the country without a problem?

For upon |Are you planning to make a trip to Spain? You need to pay close attention to this article. There are a number of other documents that may be required by immigration agents at the moment you arrive in the country. It is considered a short trip, the one whose stay in the country for tourism, study or business, does not exceed 90 days in a period of 180 days. If your stay in the country is longer than 90 days you must apply for a visa. The immigration to Spain requires some strict documents.

So if you are about to visit the country, remember to take with you all the required documents. It may be that immigration agents simply do not demand anything but you may be the chosen one of the day and in this case it is best to be forewarned.

Below we list the documents you must carry when traveling to Spain. Failure to submit any of them may prevent you from remaining in Spanish territory.

1. Validity of passport

Before embarking on your trip to Spain it is imperative that you check the expiration date of your travel document. It is not enough that it is in force. It must also be valid for at least 3 (three) months after the date you intend to leave the countries of the Schengen Area. We talked about this in the article validity of the passport to enter the European continent.

2. Flight ticket back to your country or proof of travel to another countryIt is important that you always carry a printed copy of the air ticket back to your country or, if you intend to visit another country, something that proves the continuity of your trip (if possible, air / bus / train ticket).
3. Prove that you have the means to finance your stay in Spain

You must have as proof that you have enough money to spend your stay in the country. The required value is 68 euros per day of stay (per staff). The minimum total amount is 570 euros. That is, it does not matter if your passage through Spain lasts only 3 (three) days, for example, you must have at least this value of 570 euros. This amount must be proven in some way, either by means of traveler checks, credit card or even, in kind. If you choose the credit card, the traveler must present bank statements issued by the bank.

4. Not be forbidden to enter Spain and / or not present danger to public order, national security or international relations.There are some facts that may prevent a traveler from entering Spain such as:- been deported by any member country;
   – (3 months) or to be rejoining the Schengen Area within three months of the last departure of the territory.
   – prohibition expressed by activities considered to be contrary to the interests of some of the countries that are part of the Schengen Area, any relationship with criminal organizations or danger to health or public order.5. Health or travel insurance

   It is important that you take out insurance that covers the entirety of your stay.

6. Submit documents justifying your trip to SpainSpanish immigration agents may require documents to justify their travel to Spain. These documents may vary according to the type of travel.Professional, business, scientific, sporting or religious character:
   – invitation of company, authority or institution;
   – documents related to register company in Spain;
   – access cards to fairs and congresses.
   Studies, training or research:
   – pre-registration or admission document of the legally recognized educational institution;
   – Student card or certificates related to the courses taken.
   Tourism or private:
   – reservation in hotel or lodging establishment or letter-invitation (in case you go staying at someone’s house);
   – reservation confirmation on an organized trip;
   – return ticket or tourist circuit.If you plan to stay at the home of a friend or acquaintance, do not forget to request the invitation letter.

Hopefully the above tips are useful for you.