Under the rules, holidaymakers must prove that they have at least 100 euros (£85.22) per person per day
Under the rules, holidaymakers must prove, if they are required to do so by border officials, that they have at least 100 euros per person per day, with a minimum of 900 euros or its legal equivalent in foreign currency.Thestates: “The availability by foreigners of the indicated economic means will be accredited by displaying them, in the event that they have them in cash, or by presenting certified checks, traveller's checks, payment letters, or credit cards.
“In the event that, when carrying out the control of the entry of persons into Spanish territory, it is verified that a foreigner lacks sufficient economic resources for the time he wishes to remain inand to continue his trip to the country of destination or to return to the country of origin, or does not have the nominative, non-transferable and closed ticket or tickets, in the means of transport that they intend to use, their entry into Spanish territory will be denied as established by law.
Additional checks at the point of entry may also be carried out, including a temperature check, visual health assessment, or testing on arrival.The Foreign Office has also reminded British travellers that they will need to have their passports stamped on entry and exit from Spain now that the UK is no longer part of the EU.
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