Important Cash Declaration Guidelines for Travelers
The Spanish Civil Guard has recently issued a crucial advisory for individuals crossing the border between Ceuta and Morocco, highlighting the necessity of declaring any cash they are carrying. This warning underscores a significant legal requirement: travelers must declare any amount of 10,000 euros or more before attempting to cross the border. Failure to comply with this regulation could lead to the seizure of the funds and the imposition of substantial fines.
In an informative post shared on Instagram, Spanish authorities clarified that the cash declaration rule applies to all individuals traversing the Tarajal border, regardless of whether they are departing for Morocco or returning to Ceuta. The authorities emphasized that anyone entering or exiting Spain with 10,000 euros or its equivalent in other currencies, including the Moroccan dirham, is legally mandated to declare this amount. The process involves completing a simple and free legal form known as the "S1" form, making it accessible for all travelers to comply with this requirement.
As reported by en.yabiladi.com.
