Requirements at destination
Additional information by destination
Mexico
Passengers of Spanish nationality or from countries within the Schengen territory travelling for tourism purposes must present a valid passport, including minors, along with their travel documents, and their return ticket to Schengen territory, in order to prove the touristic nature of the trip.
The presentation of the documentation will be required at all airports, both at the request of the airline and the competent Immigration Authorities. If the purpose of your trip is not tourism, you will need a visa.
In recent months, the border authorities have been requiring strict compliance with the immigration requirements for entry to the country. For this reason, upon arrival of passengers at their destination, questionnaires and checks are carried out by the authorities with the aim of not allowing entry to those passengers who do not travel to the country with the status of "temporary visitor". If their entry is not accepted, they will be deported on the first available flight.
For further information please see the following links (information available in Spanish):
U.S. law requires airlines with routes to, from or via the United States to provide the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (hereinafter DHS) with certain passenger data to facilitate flight security and ensure the protection of the United States. The European Union will ensure that airlines comply with these obligations.
For more information on DHS processing of PNR data from flights between the European Union and the U.S., see the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection Service Undertakings Commission Decision 2004/535/EC (text in Spanish only).
Cuba
Passengers of Spanish nationality or from countries within the Schengen territory must present a passport with a validity of at least 6 months, including minors.
It is required to obtain a tourist visa through the following link eVisa-Cuba (evisacuba.cu) or, otherwise, a visa issued by the corresponding Cuban consular authorities in accordance with the activities to be carried out during the trip. In addition, the Cuban authorities require the traveler to complete the following electronic form Advance Traveler Information at least 7 days prior to the departure date of your flight.
The presentation of the documentation will be required at all airports, both at the request of the airline and the competent Immigration Authorities.
A round trip ticket is mandatory, as well as proof of having taken out travel insurance for medical coverage.
Passengers with dual citizenship, if one of these is Cuban, must depart from Spain with a valid Cuban passport to enter Cuba.
For further information please see the following links (information available in Spanish):
Spanish General Consulate in Havana
Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
U.S. law requires airlines with routes to, from or via the United States to provide the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (hereinafter DHS) with certain passenger data to facilitate flight security and ensure the protection of the United States. The European Union will ensure that airlines comply with these obligations.
For more information on DHS processing of PNR data from flights between the European Union and the U.S., see the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection Service Undertakings Commission Decision 2004/535/EC (text in Spanish only).
Dominican Republic
We inform you that all passenger travelling to Punta Cana, or any other location in Dominican Republic, must fill in the three forms through the following link: https://eticket.migracion.gob.do/ (Migration, Customs and Health Authorities).
It is mandatory for all passengers to fill these forms online. Once the forms have been dully completed, the passenger will receive a QR code to be scanned by the authorities or by World2Fly at the time of check-in. The forms may be completed at any time from the moment the ticket has been purchased up to the departure date.
Additionally, we inform you that the Dominican Republic airports have free internet access which will enable the passenger to complete the forms. However, we recommend you complete them before you leave your city of origin in order to avoid any internet access issues. The forms may be completed through any mobile device and the Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism has enabled a website page with a video explaining how to complete the forms, as well as a FAQ section.
A return ticket is required for all foreign passengers as established by the General Migration Law of the Dominican Republic No.285-04, of August 15, 2004. Dominican national passengers, as well as foreigners residing in the Dominican Republic, will be exempted from this requirement
Passengers of Spanish nationality, or from countries within the Schengen territory, must present a valid passport with a validity of at least 6 months, including minors, a return ticket, as well as the address of their place of stay in the country (hotel, apartment, etc.). The duration of the stay, as a tourist, may not exceed thirty days. The presentation of the documentation will be required at all airports, both at the request of the airline and the competent Immigration Authorities.
Yellow Fever Vaccination Card Information. Click here to read the statement issued (available only in Spanish) by the Ministry of Public Health of the Dominican Republic
For extensions of stay or travel purposes other than tourism, please consult the following links (information available in Spanish).
Colombia
Passengers of Spanish nationality or from countries within the Schengen territory travelling for tourism purposes must present a valid passport and a round-trip ticket.
We inform you that all passengers traveling to/from Colombia must fill out the migration registration form or CHECKMIG up to 72 hours prior to the trip. The registration can be done online at the following link: Migración, Ministerio de relaciones exteriores.
The stay as a tourist cannot exceed ninety days. For extensions of stay or reasons for travel other than tourism, please consult: Embassy or Consulates of Colombia in Spain.
For more information, you can consult the following link: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain
CODE OF CONDUCT
According to what is established in the Code of Ethics of W2Fly (Iberostar Group), we are adhered to the ECPAT (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes) Code of Conduct, for the protection of children against sexual exploitation in tourism promoted by ECPAT, UNICEF and the UNWTO. In application thereof, W2Fly has the following Code of Conduct for the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents by WORLD2FLY S.L.U. Colombia branch.
CONSUMER INFORMATION RIGHTS
RIGHT TO UNILATERAL TERMINATION - WITHDRAWAL
If the contract of carriage originates in Colombia, the passenger may terminate the contract provided that he/she has communicated such decision to the air carrier at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the scheduled time of departure. The carrier or travel agent may deduct a maximum amount equivalent to ten percent (10%) of the airfare, depending on the conditions of the airfare. This benefit does not apply to promotional fares. The refund must be made within thirty (30) calendar days from the communication of the notice of termination to the carrier.
RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL
For transport originating in Colombia and when the purchase is made by non-traditional means or not in person, the passenger is entitled to the cooling-off period. Notification of the cooling-off period may be sent to the airline through any available communication channel offered by the airline. Such notice must be sent within five (5) working days of purchase. The cooling-off period is only available for carriage that is scheduled to commence beyond five (5) calendar days from the day of purchase. Colombian local taxes that are not refunded will not be reimbursed to the passenger.
THE AUTHORITY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CONSUMER RIGHTS IN COLOMBIA is the Superintendence of Transport. You will find more information at http://www.supertransporte.gov.co
WORLD 2 FLY, S.L.U. COLOMBIA BRANCH
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Tanzania
Spanish nationals or passengers from countries in the Schengen area must travel with a valid passport with at least six months validity from the date of entry into the country and at least three blank pages.
Additionally, you must obtain a visa is to enter the country. This can be processed online at the following website: https://visa.immigration.go.tz/
In the visa application, it is mandatory to inform Tanzanian authorities of the nature of the activity to be carried out during your stay in the country. If a tourist visa is requested and obtained, no professional activities of any kind can be carried out, regardless of whether they are paid or not, and regardless of their humanitarian/collaborative nature.
Children must also travel with a visa and permission from their parents.
All passengers visiting Zanzibar, except residents, must obtain travel insurance, ZIC travel insurance. The passenger has the option to purchase ZIC travel insurance on arrival or purchase travel insurance via official website: https://visitzanzibar.go.tz/ If the insurance is not purchased, the passenger will be treated as INAD (inadmissible) and returned.
For more information, click on the following link: Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
Jamaica
Passengers from countries in the Schengen area must travel with a valid passport for the duration of their stay in the country.
Passengers arriving in Jamaica must complete a digital entry form: . This form can be filled out before the trip, during the flight, or upon arrival at the destination before passing through border control. It is recommended to complete the digital form in advance to avoid internet connection issues upon arrival.
Schengen Area passengers do not need a visa for tourist, cultural, or business meeting stays of 90 days or less. For longer stays, please consult the website of the Embassy of Jamaica in Brussels
For more information, click on the following link: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain.
Mauritius
Passengers of Spanish nationality or from countries within the Schengen territory must present a passport with a validity of at least 6 months.
Passengers arriving in Mauritius must complete “Mauritius All in One travel form" . Travellers are encouraged to fill-in the Form electronically prior to arrival in order to avoid any substantial delay at the airport counters. Once the forms have been dully completed, the passenger will receive a QR code to be scanned by the authorities
Schengen Area passengers do not need a visa for tourist, cultural, or business meeting stays of 90 days or less.
For further information please see the following link: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain.
If you are not a Spanish national
The requirements to enter Spain may vary depending on your citizenship, as well as other factors. We recommend that you duly inform yourself on the page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at the following link:
Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Information for foreigners
U.S.A.
Passengers of Spanish nationality or from Schengen Area countries travelling for tourism purposes must present a valid passport with a minimum validity of 6 months, including minors, along with travel documents and return ticket to the Schengen Area in order to prove the trip is for tourism purposes.
All passengers must complete the following online ESTA form at least 72 hours prior to arrival in the USA. The form is available in the following link:
https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov
If you are not travelling for tourism purposes, you will need to obtain a specific visa.
In any case, passengers must confirm the necessary requirements in order to complete their journey, especially those with nationalities other than the ones listed above.
Presentation of the documentation will be required at airports, both at the request of the airline and the Immigration Authorities.
In recent months, border authorities have been requiring strict compliance with immigration requirements to be able to enter the country. Therefore, upon passenger arrival at the destination, questionnaires and verifications are carried out by authorities in order to deny entrance to passengers who are not travelling to the country as "temporary visitors". If entry is not permitted, they will be deported on the first available flight at the expense of the denied passenger.
For further information, please read the following links:
US Embassy in Spain:
https://es.usembassy.gov/es/
Spanish Embassy in the USA:
https://www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/washington/es/Paginas/index.aspx
You must present
All the aforementioned documentation both at the check-in counters and at the boarding gate to prove that your identity corresponds to that of the ticket and boarding pass holder.
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