I'm heading to Spain in July...or am I?
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My Girlfriend and I are "miluristas" (we earn 1000€ a month each) - we have a car each (which we fill with fuel at least 3 or 4 times every month) and probably eat out 8-10 times a month. We pay rent, and have animals. And we can save money each month. because we are working we dont need health insurance.
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I really dont think it is worth it right now. Many offices that you mention are either closed or by appointment only and life is certainly not back to normal. You would be better to leave it a month or two but even then during the summer months places close down. Why not leave it until the Autumn?
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BAD NEWS, Galicia and Catalonia are being hit by a second wave of Corona virus.
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As a non EU national he will have to prove a personal income of around €2400/mth and €600 for a spouse and the same again for other dependants, plus of course fully inclusive private health insurance.
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Getting a flight is another matter. There are some flights available through London, for example.
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Yes
Is the country part of the Schengen zone?
Yes
If so, then you should be able to go to Spain. EU citizens can enter the EU as of June 21.
I'm not sure that's correct because I'm flying into Spain from banned country (USA) and I do not have residency in Spain. If I were to fly to my "home" EU country that would be okay but I'm not sure I can enter any EU member when flying in from a banned country.




