The ministry of foreign affairs advises against travel to Spain

Spain is again orange.

It informs the Ministry of foreign affairs in their recently published travel advice valid from 6. august 2020.

Specifically, this means that all non-necessary travel to the country is discouraged, as it is referred to as a karantæneland.

It means that you are encouraged to go 14 days in quarantine when you come home from Spain.

the Reason for the change is an increase in the number of infected people in Spain, and on Wednesday the registered land 1772 new coronasmittede, which is the largest increase after the society was reopened in June.

Andorra is added to the list of countries to which the non-necessary travel is not advised. The two countries will thus be added to the list, within the EU, also include Bulgaria, Luxembourg and Romania.

According to the Ministry of foreign affairs, there are now six of Spain's 17 regions, where smittetallet is too high - which is to say more than 20 people infected per. 100,000 inhabitants per day. Total for the whole of Spain has risen to 39. Because of smitteudviklingen can occur local travel restrictions, which can make it difficult to travel, writes the Ministry of foreign affairs.

Danish travelers, who are currently in Spain, will not be affected. They can continue the journey.

Switzerland put on Wednesday, Spain on its karantæneliste, and Germany followed on Friday of last week, the united kingdom and added three Spanish regions in a list of 'high risk' to travel to.

There is talk about the regions of Aragon, Navarra and Catalonia, where the metropolis of Barcelona is in northern Spain. If travelers did not receive a coronatest, they are told to go into quarantine.