Getting to/from Ibiza latest info

Renzo3188 said:
My flight to Spain from Miami is tonight at 9:30, Hurricane Elsa tried to ruin it but it looks like it’s going to Miss southeast Florida. Flying Miami to Madrid then Madrid to Ibiza. Got my QR codes ready and vaccine card. Hopefully it goes smooth
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just saw this, answers a ton of questions for Americans going to Spain:

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6 Takeaways on What It's Like Traveling to Europe Right Now

All of the sudden, a trip to Europe is back in the cards. But what about testing & vaccination requirements - and what's even open over there? See what it's like traveling to Europe today.
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W_I_C said:
Just booked my test through Salutlabs for tomorrow morning. Bit out in the Santa Agnes sticks here, so I hope later tomorrow I can provide a positive update
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Okay. So i had given myself plenty of buffer anyway, but the courier was an hour late outside the window

The courier did WhatsApp me to let me know he was on his way, so that alleviated any concern

Now he is driving to the North, so I guess for more remote locations you are a little at the mercy of who else has booked where and how that fits into a route

Really friendly service and clear instruction

It's surprising how long it takes to produce 2ml of saliva!! Talk about pressure 😰

Another update when I get my result
 
Renzo3188 said:
Made it to Ibiza! Everything went smooth. In Miami I had to show my QR code and Cdc covid card. Once I got to Madrid they just asked for the QR code. From Madrid to Ibiza I just needed to show my Cdc covid card and the QR code for Balearics islands. The Ibiza airport was slammed!
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Enjoy your trip!!
 
Just passed through security at Stansted. E-passport self-serve was having none of it, so I was referred to a human. Passport check and Passenger Locator form check. No further questions asked

@2H76 I remember you asking about non-EU members passports getting checked. There's border force booth right by the gate, so before the airline staff check your passport before you board, custom officers check it first and stamp it. Makes little difference to the overall experience, it's all one queue
 
W_I_C said:
Just passed through security at Stansted. E-passport self-serve was having none of it, so I was referred to a human. Passport check and Passenger Locator form check. No further questions asked

@2H76 I remember you asking about non-EU members passports getting checked. There's border force booth right by the gate, so before the airline staff check your passport before you board, custom officers check it first and stamp it. Makes little difference to the overall experience, it's all one queue
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What did you have to do to return back to Stansted? I will be having to fill in 6 passenger locator forms and all that entails thing so i'm wondering if i take my mac? Don't want it nicked though
 
DelMarSunset said:
What did you have to do to return back to Stansted?
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- negative antigen or PCR test 72 hours before travel
- order Day 2 PCR test from accredited government supplier. You'll need the order reference for the next step
- complete passenger locator form

The form is simple enough. There's an option if you're travelling with minors, which I didn't need to check myself, but I assume it give families travelling with kids a single QR code for multiple people. You can save, exit and edit parts of the form. I needed to go back to add seat number as I'd missed online check-in
 
W_I_C said:
- negative antigen or PCR test 72 hours before travel
- order Day 2 PCR test from accredited government supplier. You'll need the order reference for the next step
- complete passenger locator form

The form is simple enough. There's an option if you're travelling with minors, which I didn't need to check myself, but I assume it give families travelling with kids a single QR code for multiple people. You can save, exit and edit parts of the form. I needed to go back to add seat number as I'd missed online check-in
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Great thank you
 
W_I_C said:
- negative antigen or PCR test 72 hours before travel
- order Day 2 PCR test from accredited government supplier. You'll need the order reference for the next step
- complete passenger locator form

The form is simple enough. There's an option if you're travelling with minors, which I didn't need to check myself, but I assume it give families travelling with kids a single QR code for multiple people. You can save, exit and edit parts of the form. I needed to go back to add seat number as I'd missed online check-in
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Was your passenger locator checked on the way out to see if you'd booked your day 2 and for the URN?
 
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