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I am not sure what you read. It sounds as if you misread something. To clarify: If you have a US passport you do not need a visa for travelling to Spain. And you do not have to provide a list of your accommodations when you enter Spain at Madrid... -
joramos reacted to Stephan the Painter's post in the thread Spain Entry at Immigration with
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In 2022 when I arrived they asked me where I was staying. That might've had something to do with Covid although the restrictions were over when I arrived. The other two years I came in no one asked. It's unlikely, but it doesn't hurt to have... -
joramos reacted to Perambulating Griffin's post in the thread Spain Entry at Immigration with Thank you.
TBH, I haven't had that information requested in over 20 years. I did have to provide it -- last time I can recall -- was 1998... But if you're concerned, print out a list of every municipal auberge/stop you intend to make. Customs in Spain is...
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Immigration/customs will be quick and easy for you. They’ll simply look at your US passport and stamp it. You will NOT be asked for a list of accommodations while in Spain. Sometimes the only annoyance is that if a lot of planes come in at the...
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I'm excited about starting my VERY first Camino this September which will be the Norte and after checking visa requirements on my Airline site, it states that I need to list my accommodations when entering Spain/Madrid. Can any of you experienced...
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I second the opinion of others who suggest just soaking up the ambience in Santiago. A Coruña is also a wonderful suggestion, but in your shoes - with that amount of time - it would be way too much action for me.
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And a wonderful labyrinth to walk and watch others as they experience it. Lots of good, and somewhat different foods to enjoy as well.
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Yes that is scheduled for the day we arrive! Only 20 euro as well.
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I enjoyed exploring Santiago, and then spent a day on a bus tour to Finisterre and Muxia, which was great. Have fun!
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joramos reacted to sternenstrasse's post in the thread Silly way to spend the day? with
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After arrival in SdC I was happy to stay three more days and wait and see if fellow pilgrims I met during the walk have arrived as well. On the last evening we organised a great dinner party in a restaurant near the cathedral and shared stores...
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