Spain to require negative COVID-19 tests for travelers from ‘high-risk’ countries

By Tyler Van Dyke

Published November 11, 2020 10:09pm ET

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Spain to require negative COVID-19 tests for travelers from ‘high-risk’ countries — Spain will join the growing list of countries that will not allow travelers from “high-risk” areas for the coronavirus to enter its borders without a negative COVID-19 test. The Spanish health ministry’s order will not go into effect until Nov. 23. Travelers hoping to enter the country will be required to submit a form confirming […]

Spain will join the growing list of countries that will not allow travelers from “high-risk” areas for the coronavirus to enter its borders without a negative COVID-19 test.

The Spanish health ministry’s order will not go into effect until Nov. 23. Travelers hoping to enter the country will be required to submit a form confirming that they have tested negative for COVID-19 within 72 hours of the flight, according to a Wednesday press release.

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