The UK Foreign Office has issued a warning to British holidaymakers travelling to Spain this summer, advising them to bring two additional documents to the airport
UK holidaymakers planning a trip to Spain this summer are being reminded to pack more than just their luggage and passports. The UK Foreign Office has issued advice about the 'extra documents' tourists need when visiting Spain.
Apart from passports, UK holidaymakers are advised to bring two extra documents with them on the plane, ready to show at border control. This includes a valid return or onward ticket, like a return plane ticket. In addition to these two documents, holidaymakers might also be asked to prove they have enough money for their stay. The Spanish government's website says the current minimum amount expected per person per day is 113.40 euros, which is about £97, reports Birmingham Live.
Not many people have been asked for this, but it's good to know. The UK Foreign Office said: "If you enter the Schengen area as a tourist, you may need to provide additional documents at the border."
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