...
Home Community answers Internal flights in Spain: Does Ryanair check tests or passes or passport?

Internal flights in Spain: Does Ryanair check tests or passes or passport?

Last Updated on March 18, 2026 by Bruno Bianchi

Question

Anybody flew with an internal flight in Spain by Ryanair? Do they check tests or passes or passport is enough?

Answers

These are the answers of some Facebook group members:

🇮🇸

Planning your move to Spain?

Get the free step-by-step roadmap used by 10,000+ expats — covering visas, budget, housing, and the mistakes to avoid.

Start the Moving to Spain Hub →

“Internally passport is enough except the islands.”

“It depends where the flight is bound for. For example I used to live in Mallorca before and they always checked my residency card (and test if I stayed more than 72hrs outside the island).But then I went to Granada and Barcelona and they didn’t check anything before boarding”

“id or passport except for Canarias and baleares”

“Only Passport or Residency cards are enough. Also they’ll check the proof of Covid-19 vaccination certification or any Negative RT PCR reports..!”

🏠

Not sure which city is right for you?

Compare cost of living, weather, expat community size, and lifestyle across 13 Spanish cities in our free guide.

Explore Cities →


Useful links:

📖 Related Reading: For a complete overview of tax residency, income tax brackets, Beckham Law, Modelo 720, and more, see our Taxes for Expats in Spain: The Complete Guide.

Get your free step-by-step Spain move plan

10 emails over 2 weeks covering visas, budget, housing & the mistakes to avoid.
Join 10,000+ expats who used this roadmap.

Start the Free Roadmap →

100% free · No credit card · Unsubscribe anytime

author avatar
Shaheen Samavati
Shaheen Samavati is a pivotal figure at SpainGuru, where she brings her profound understanding of Spanish immigration to the forefront. Her journey in Spain began when she arrived in Madrid to pursue her studies at IE Business School. Over the years, Shaheen has not only immersed herself in the Spanish culture but has also become a trusted resource for expats. Through her active participation in the "American Expats in Spain" Facebook group and her role as a content manager for Spotahome.com, she has consistently provided invaluable insights to the expat community.