If you are planning to visit Europe, you can always start with Spain, one of the most technologically advanced, historically rich, and visitor-friendly countries on the continent. Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world, and the Spanish authorities have done everything they can to ensure that travelers have a splendid time there.

Before you start planning your trip, however, you have to buy a Spain travel insurance policy. Spain travel insurance will cover any emergency and unplanned costs, come in handy in case you lose your passport or similar important documents, and provide many other benefits.

Yes, a travel insurance policy is mandatory for Indians traveling to Spain with a Schengen visa. However, buying travel insurance for Spain is still essential for tourists. Whether you intend to participate in adventure sports or simply do other touristy things, unforeseen risks may lurk around the corner in Spain. These policies can minimize your financial loss from such dangers.

A $50,000 Spain travel insurance plan from India for 4 days for 1 adult starts from ₹515 (excluding GST).

All Indians need a valid Schengen visa for Spain. A Schengen visa is a long- or short-term visa that allows you to enter the Schengen zone in the European Union, consisting of 27 countries that follow a standard visa policy. Indians can easily get a Spain visa when planning to visit Schengen countries.

A tourist visa is valid for up to 90 days and should be applied for one to two months in advance since the process could take time, and you don’t want any last-minute surprises!

Digit is one of India’s top travel insurance companies with excellent settlement rates. Whenever you need travel insurance to Spain, think of Digit for the following reasons:

• Personal Accident - If you meet with an accident on your trip that leads to partial or total permanent disability or death, we will cover you up to the limits mentioned in the policy schedule.
• Accidental Treatment and Evacuation Exigencies - If you meet with an accident during your trip, resulting in hospitalization, the cost of treatment will be covered. We will pay reasonable and customary charges as mentioned in the policy.
• Loss of Passport, Driving License, and Temporary Permit - If you lose your passport, visa, driving license, or temporary permit while abroad, it stops you from continuing your trip. Then we'll cover costs incurred in the issuance of an emergency certificate or duplicate passport so that you can get back on enjoying your trip.
• Escort of a Minor Child - If you end up in the hospital unexpectedly, we'll cover the costs for a family member, relative, or friend to bring back up to two unattended minor children to their home country or city, which includes the actual cost of round-trip economy class tickets for the escort and return tickets for the kids, minus any refund for the kids' scheduled return tickets.
• Compassionate Visit - If you are unexpectedly hospitalized during the coverage period, we've got your back. We'll cover the expenses for a visit from one of your immediate family members, friends, or relatives. This includes their economy class transportation and lodging costs, up to the limits in your policy schedule.

Disclaimer: Your policy is subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in your policy schedule and the policy wording. It is important that you thoroughly review these documents before making any decisions.

Spain is well-known for its diverse food habits and very high-quality wines. If you are travelling for the first time to Spain, you must be careful when checking out their local dishes and beverages. Spain is famous for its fascinating scenery, brilliantly preserved Roman ruins, churches, and many grand buildings that have been carefully restored.

Spain’s churches are almost always heritage structures, and these churches are among the oldest and most iconic in Europe. The language barrier can be difficult initially. However, Spanish people always speak English. Spain is known worldwide for its football clubs. Major clubs like Barcelona and Valencia attract many visitors each year.

• March to May - If you are planning to visit the northern parts of Spain, spring months are the best time to visit Spain. The temperature is always cool and in the mid-20s Fahrenheit. As the summer season arrives, the temperatures start mounting, but it is never too hot in any real sense.
• September to November - These are the months that constitute fall time in Germany. During this period, the crowds are comparatively low, and the money you must spend is also within range.

Before you book your flight tickets to Spain’s most famous destinations, always plan ahead. Keep in mind that the real tourist season generally starts in May and goes on until September. You can always skip the peak months.

Spain is a very safe country to visit. But do keep the following points in mind:

• Beware of Alcohol Poisoning - Alcohol poisoning is common in many countries. You have to be careful of what you are drinking and in what volume.
• Be Wary of Information Sources - Whenever you need any information, rely only on Government or official agencies and their websites.
• Do Not Fall into Scams - Scams in Spain are widespread across many countries. Be careful of them.