Canary Islands travel requirements

If you’re aged 12 or over, and fully vaccinated, you must provide:

Provide proof of full vaccination: To be fully vaccinated, you must have received both doses of a two-dose vaccine or one dose of a one-dose vaccine, at least 14 days before your arrival. You must have had your final dose of the vaccine within 270 days of arriving into Spain. If you’ve received this more than 270 days prior to travel to Spain, you must be able to show proof of having received a booster jab. However, final dose of the vaccine has no expiry date for children aged 12-17 so they won't need to show proof of booster. Please note, you don’t have to wait any minimum time after receiving your booster to travel and there’s currently no expiry date for booster jabs.

If you’re aged 12 or over, and not fully vaccinated, you must provide proof of either a: 

• Negative COVID-19 PCR taken, at most, 72 hours before your scheduled departure time
• Negative COVID-19 rapid antigen (RAT) test taken, at most, 24 hours before your scheduled departure time. 
• Digital certificate of recovery from COVID-19 dated between 11 to 180 days after testing positive 

Please note, the UK Government has advised that you can’t use the free NHS tests for international travel as the result certificates don’t contain all the required information. 

This excludes children aged 11 or under

How to get proof of your vaccination status

An NHS COVID Pass shows your COVID-19 vaccination details (including if you’ve had a booster) and will be accepted for travel. If you live in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, the process is different. Find out more about how to get proof of your vaccination status.

Please note, your business card-sized paper COVID-19 vaccination record card isn’t an acceptable form of vaccine status proof and can’t be used to enter.

Read more government information.

There are currently no requirements for entering the UK.

As the UK is no longer part of the European Union, EU countries now require UK passports to be less than ten years old and still be valid for at least three months at the time you're due to leave their country. To check your passport is valid for travel, ask the two questions for each person on your booking (including children) – if the answer is yes, you’re ready to go!

1. On the day you arrive into the EU, will your passport’s “Date of issue” be less than 10 years old?

2. On the day you leave the EU, will your passport have at least three months remaining (based on the “Date of expiry”)?

If you’re travelling to Turkey
If you’re travelling to non-EU destinations like Turkey, the rules may be different, so please check here for further information.

For more information
Watch our video to find out more about passport validity or take a look at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s advice for your destination.

Your safety is our priority, so we’ve created our Face Mask Policy so everyone knows exactly what’s expected while travelling with us. Please read it carefully before you travel, as different rules apply to the UK and overseas.

We recommend that you take out adequate travel insurance for your trip. This should cover from the date of booking, in case you have to cancel your plans, until you get home, for any emergencies while you're away.

We recommend the policy you choose includes cover for any pre-existing medical conditions as the UK is no longer part of the EU. Your EHIC will still be valid until it expires but if you apply for an EHIC now you'll get a GHIC, a new UK equivalent, instead.

If you'd like to add our Defaqto 5* travel insurance you your booking, which includes COVID-19 and FCDO cover, log into Manage My Booking and purchase a policy.

Want to make your journey extra easy? Don’t forget to download our app. You can use it to go contact-free while travelling, with online check-in, mobile boarding passes and a place to upload and view all your travel documents.