Spanish passport

Spanish passport

Spanish passports are issued to Spanish citizens for the purpose of travel outside Spain. For travel inside the European Economic Area, Croatia and Switzerland, Spanish citizens can use their national ID card.

Types

* Ordinary Passport (Spanish:"Pasaporte Ordinario") - Issued for ordinary travel, such as vacations and business trips
* Collective Passport (Spanish:"Pasaporte Colectivo") - Issued for the occasion of peregrinations, excursions and other acts of analogous nature, whenever reciprocity with the destiny country exists; its validity is limited a single trip, whose duration will not be able to exceed three months.
* Diplomatic Passport (Spanish:"Pasaporte Diplomático") - Issued to Spanish diplomats, top ranking government officials and diplomatic couriers.
* Official Passports and on Watch (Spanish:"Pasaportes Oficiales y De Servicio")- Issued to individuals representing the Spanish government on official business

Visa-free Travel

According to a study done by Henley & Partners, Spain has a Henley Visa Restrictions Index of 127, which means that Spanish citizens enjoy visa-free access to 127 countries and territories for short-term tourism visits. Spain is ranked 4th in the study in terms of international travel freedom.

Africa

*BWA 90 days
*COM (visa issued upon arrival)
*DJI 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*EGY 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*ETH 3 months (visa issued upon arrival)
*KEN 3 months (visa issued upon arrival)
*LES 14 days
*MDG 90 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*MWI 90 days
*MUS 6 months
*MYT 90 days
*MAR 3 months
*MOZ 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*NAM 3 months
*REU unlimited access
*SHN 90 days
*SEN 3 months
*SYC 1 month
*ZAF 90 days
*SWZ free of charge visa available on arrival
*TZA (visa issued upon arrival)
*TGO 7 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*TUN 4 months
*UGA (visa issued upon arrival)
*ZMB (visa issued upon arrival)
*ZWE 3 months (visa issued upon arrival)

Americas

*AIA 3 months
*ATG 1 month
*ARG 3 months
*ABW 90 days
*BHS 3 months
*BRB 6 months
*BLZ 1 month
*BMU 6 months
*BOL 90 days
*BRA 90 days
*CAN 6 months [ [http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp Citizenship and Immigration Canada] ]
*CYM 30 days
*CHL 90 days
*COL 90 days
*CRI 90 days
*DMA 6 months
*DOM 30 days (a US$10 tourist card is needed)
*ECU 90 days
*SLV 3 months
*FLK 30 days
*GUF unlimited access
*GRL 90 days
*GRD 3 months
*GLP unlimited access
*GTM 3 months
*GUY 3 months
*HTI 3 months
*HND 3 months
*JAM 90 days
*MTQ unlimited access
*MEX 90 days
*MSR 3 months
*ANT 14 days
*NIC 3 months
*PAN 90 days
*PRY 90 days
*PER 90 days
*PRI 90 days
*KNA 3 months
*LCA 28 days
*SPM 90 days
*VCT 1 month
*TTO 90 days
*TCA 30 days
*USA 90 days
*URY 3 months
*VEN 90 days
*VGB 30 days
*VIR 90 days

Asia

*BHR 14 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*BGD 15 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*BRN 30 days

*KHM 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*flagicon|ROC Republic of China (Taiwan) 30 days
*HKG 3 month
*IDN 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*IRN 15 days (visa issued upon arrival - International airports only)
*IRQ visa on arrival (only Iraqi Kurdistan)
*ISR 3 months
*JPN 90 days (extendable up to 180 days)
*JOR 1 month visa issued upon arrival
*KOR 3 months
*KWT 3 months (visa issued upon arrival)
*KGZ 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*LAO 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*LBN 1 month
*MAC 90 days
*MYS 3 months
*MDV 30 days
*NPL 60 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*OMN 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*PHL 21 days
*QAT 21 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*SGP 30 days
*LKA 30 days
*THA 30 days
*TLS 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*ARE 90 days
*YEM 3 months (visa issued upon arrival)

Europe

*flag|European Union unlimited access
*ALB 1 month
*AND
*ARM 21 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*AZE 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*BIH 90 days
*HRV 90 days
*FRO 90 days
*GEO 90 days
*GIB
*flag|Guernsey
*ISL unlimited access
*flag|Isle of Man
*flag|Jersey
*LIE unlimited access
*MKD 90 days
*MDA 90 days
*MCO 90 days
*MNE 90 days
*NOR unlimited access
*SMR 90 days
*SRB 90 days
*CHE unlimited access
*TUR 3 months (visa issued on arrival)
*UKR 90 days
*VAT 90 days

Oceania

*ASM 30 days
*AUS Electronic Travel Authority
*NFK Electronic Travel Authority
*FJI 4 months
*PYF 90 days
*GUM 90 days
*KIR 28 days
*MHL 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*FSM 30 days
*NCL 90 days
*NZL 3 months
*MNP 30 days
*COK 31 days
*NIU 30 days
*TKL same as New Zealand
*PLW 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*PNG 90 days (visa issued upon arrival)
*WSM 60 days
*SLB 3 months
*TON 31 days
*TUV 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
*VUT 30 days
*WLF 90 days

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