From Monday 23rd PCR test for all travellers to Spain from risk countries is mandatoryNo PCR test is required for those arriving by road or railFrom this Monday, international travellers arriving in Spain via air and sea from an area considered "at risk" must present a negative PCR, carried out within 72 hours prior to arrival, in order to enter the country. Travellers to the Canary Islands will need to provide a negative COVID-19 test when checking-in to regulated tourist accommodation. travellers from the 65 risk countries -both by air and sea-, must provide a negative PCR in addition to completing the standard Health Control Form that is requested from all foreign passengers. What happens if a PCR test is not presented? A negative PCR will be requested from all passengers who come from a country or risk zone - due to their accumulated incidence - and whose destination is a port or airport in Spain.

Source: Libya Today November 23, 2020 18:22 UTC