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In 20+ trips to Europe over the last several decades I can't recall being asked a single question upon arrival.
I suppose they could ask purpose of your visit, how long you are staying and where in Spain you are going.
If you have nothing to hide then short simple truthful answers are the only info you need to provide.
If you do, then all bets are off.
I suppose they could ask purpose of your visit, how long you are staying and where in Spain you are going.
If you have nothing to hide then short simple truthful answers are the only info you need to provide.
If you do, then all bets are off.
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OP is probably Indian and doesn't enjoy the benefits of a visa upon a arrival that Americans and Canadians have.
Be prepared to tell them where you are going, where you are staying, how you are paying for it,etc. and also have proof of funds and your return ticket.
Be prepared to tell them where you are going, where you are staying, how you are paying for it,etc. and also have proof of funds and your return ticket.
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Even if the OP is Indian, the questions are certainly nothing you need to prepare for ahead of time, unless you have something to hide and you need to get your story straight. Just go through the line, answer honestly and proceed.
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Age can also be a factor. We have had threads here before from young travelers (usually traveling to meet a girl/boy friend) who were questioned and even refused admittance.
A return ticket is a good start, followed by proof of funds and medical insurance.
A return ticket is a good start, followed by proof of funds and medical insurance.
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