Spanish residents travel law knowledge please (1 Viewer)

[The Dotties]

Niece lost her U.K. based mum last night and will need to come back to U.K. in a bit of a rush.
No problem for her I don’t believe, she is now fully registered in Spain, with a Spanish passport.
Problem arises with 14 day old Spanish born son who must travel with her (breast feeding)
Apparently, baby needs a passport and visa?
Is she correct or got herself a bit muddled?

 

[Littlewheels]

Found this on Vueling Airways which is probably correct, l would check with the Airline she books with prior to booking and get them to confirm it so she has proof at Check in.

 

[jumar]

Niece lost her U.K. based mum last night and will need to come back to U.K. in a bit of a rush.
No problem for her I don’t believe, she is now fully registered in Spain, with a Spanish passport.
Problem arises with 14 day old Spanish born son who must travel with her (breast feeding)
Apparently, baby needs a passport and visa?
Is she correct or got herself a bit muddled?

What a sad time for them...can you confirm before others answer...does she have a Spanish Passport....has she got Spanish Citizenship or just like us British Citizen/Spanish Resident....this could make a difference....

 

[Littlewheels]

She did state she has a Spanish Passport.

 

[The Dotties]

What a sad time for them...can you confirm before others answer...does she have a Spanish Passport....has she got Spanish Citizenship or just like us British Citizen/Spanish Resident....this could make a difference....

The whole family, niece, husband, and three of four children have Spanish residency and passports and are British.
New born was born in a Spanish maternity hospital (Tenerife)
and is Spanish

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[nicholsong]

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Found this on Vueling Airways which is probably correct, l would check with the Airline she books with prior to booking and get them to confirm it so she has proof at Check in.

Why have you put the red arrow pointing towards the section for Domestic flights and not the one for international flights?

 

[Littlewheels]

Why have you put the red arrow pointing towards the section for Domestic flights and not the one for international flights?

I did say this is what l found and you don’t need a Passport to travel internally. Perhaps you can assist as you appear to have time

 

[The Dotties]

I did say this is what l found and you don’t need a Passport to travel internally. Perhaps you can assist as you appear to have time

She needs to fly from Tenerife to hopefully Bristol. please let’s not fall out over this.
I assume rules have changed with U.K. out of eu

 

[jumartoo]

The best course of action would be to ask the British Embassy.

 

[gus-lopez]

If they actually have spanish passports,& not just residency, then they should also have a libro de familia ,on which the baby should be registered?
If travelling alone & without husband then to err on the side of caution he should supply written confirmation that baby is travelling with mum & he gives permission.
The link posted is confusing as between domestic & international it goes on to state that under 18's & infants must have own passport or ID card?
I thought the rules were EU wide in requiring a passport/photo id for a baby?

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[nicholsong]

I did say this is what l found and you don’t need a Passport to travel internally. Perhaps you can assist as you appear to have time

if you 'found' the arrow and did not add it I apologise, but posting the passage with the arrow pointing to the domestic rules when the lady and baby are going to fly from Spain to UK could be misleading.