• There are no restrictions for those traveling to Spain from the European Union Member States and countries that are parties to the Schengen Agreement. Travelling to and from Australia, Canada, China, Georgia, Japan, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, and Uruguay is allowed without restrictions.
• From the 1st of July 2020, if you fly to Spain from other countries, it is mandatory to fill out and sign the Health Control Form associated with your trip, regardless of your nationality, age, or any other consideration.
• Hygiene measures: all schools are subject to follow a protocol on cleaning and disinfection which is in accordance with national laws and recommendations. Students have to maintain a distance of 1.5 metres in classrooms and on school premises and it is enforced to wash and disinfect hands often and thoroughly; hand sanitizers are provided in all rooms and in the common areas. The use of masks is obligatory.
• Accommodation: shared rooms are not available at the moment due to the distancing rules, but single rooms are available in residences.
• In public, people must stay 1.5 metres apart and it's mandatory to wear a mask in public transport and public spaces.
• In public (inside and outside), when not possible to keep social distance, face masks are mandatory for anyone aged 6 and over, following recommendations from the World Health Organisation.
• Bars and restaurants are adhering to strict social distancing regulation, regular disinfection, and cleaning protocols, and they are only allowed to service in a reduced percentage of their capacity.

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