German second home owners will be allowed to travel to the island from Monday as part of a test scheme as the Balearic tourist industry starts to re-open.
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German holiday home owners given the green light
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Listen to you guys, jets and yachts! I own a bike and a dog AND I also have residency here. Which means I would be allowed to re-enter Spain, if I had left. If you’ve not got residency then you will probably be turned back. If you were allowed in then a 14 day quarantine applies.
I own a property in Mallorca so I should be allowed to go to it I pay a Spanish mortgage so if I can’t go to it I’ll stop paying and that will be another problem for the Spanish economy
I own my own business jet and I ain’t coming to my villa when this island is closed
Who knows. Try it and tell the rest of us.
Re.: Balearics pilot tourisme planWe own a yacht , moored at the RCNP (Real Club Nautico Palma). We would stay on our boat. Is that also considered as a second home ? We fly Eurowings from Dusseldorf, but have Belgian passports. Could we fly over next week without expecting problems on arrival in Palma ???