Get Your Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form Now!

It’s a new travel form that must be displayed at the moment of arrival in Gibraltar by all international passengers who come from anywhere outside the European Union. Countries outside the European Union are the so-called ‘relevant areas.’ However, this does not apply to the UK, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, and the Vatican. It also excludes the list of countries included in the Schedule (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay, and China).

This passenger locator form will help government officials get in touch with you in case you or the people you’re traveling with have been affected by COVID-19.

Yes, it is. Government authorities will ask you to show yours so you can enter the country.

Not until now, however, you might be subject to further testing at the airport or place of lodging.

Yes, they do. Children must also apply for a Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form.

Only if you have been in a ‘relevant area’ it is required that you self-isolate for five days. If you are staying in a hotel, you must remain in your room and not use any of the public areas.

Also, keep in mind that travelers are required to wear a mask in public places.

Prices will vary depending on the processing time you choose:

• Standard Processing Time: 24 hours - USD 20.00.
• Rush Processing Time: 4 hours - USD 35.00.
• Super Rush Processing Time: 30 minutes - USD 60.00.

It’s recommended that you apply for the Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form at least 3 days before your departure date to Gibraltar.

You must fill in this Application Form with your contact and travel information. After you send it, our team will take care of your request and send the Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form to your email.

Filling out the application won’t take you more than 5 minutes.

You can use it for a Single Entry, this means that every time you travel to Gibraltar you’ll have to apply for a new one.

Yes, the Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form is usually available for free. However, applying for the form and having it ready before your flight is a great way to spare yourself the extra waiting time caused by queues for customs or if you need to catch a connecting flight. In addition, at iVisa.com you can fill out the form in whatever language you need, and our Team of Experts will review your application to be sure you made no mistakes.

For sure! Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our customer service team if you have any questions. They’re available 24/7 and will solve all your questions. Message them here.

Read more about the Gibraltar Passenger Locator Form here.

Located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, and bordered on the north by Spain, Gibraltar might be one of those hidden gems that not many people get to know. As a British overseas territory, the official language is English, although Spanish, Andalucian, and Llanito are also spoken. Before getting to the part where we talk about where to go and what to do, there’s a nice fact you may like to know, and it’s that Gibraltar is popular for its VAT-free shopping, offering a large variety of stores to walk around and have some fun shopping time. Most of Gibraltar’s retail stores are located in Main Street and the areas around this busy street, which goes through the entire length of the city. In the stores you’ll see around while exploring this area of the country, you can find anything from clothes to locally made crystal. Gibraltar offers low prices on products like jewelry, perfumes, makeup, tobacco, and drinks. A lot of the shops also have great deals on popular brand names of sunglasses and watches. Crystal and porcelain are also quite affordable. Of course, as you already know, it is good to always compare prices between stores, to make sure that you get the best deal. Ok, now it’s time for the adventure, the entertainment, natural attractions and all the fun things you want to do besides shopping. Let’s start with the tour and excursions you can do, you’ll see there are some awesome activities to do for those days when you don’t feel like planning and just want to go with the flow (or with the group). There is a cable car from where you can have a spectacular view from above, or you can also take the tour around the upper rock, and maybe you can visit places other tours don’t go to. For a more watery experience, you can explore the Gorham's Cave Complex or the Saint Michael’s natural cave. If you like sailing, then you might want to try the luxury yacht experience, or embark on a fishing trip, or how about getting on a dolphin watching boat trip? There are also two other tours you might enjoy, one is the wine walking and tasting, and the other is visiting the rock distillery, where you can learn how to make a gin and have some tasting of various juniper spirits, plus discover some fun facts about Gibraltar and gins, because you can also learn and have a tasty drink at the same time. For the adventurous souls, there are some adrenaline boosters like walking across the Windsor suspension bridge, coasteering which is making your way along the coastline in steep cliffs and rocky outcrop, you can get on a board for some stand up paddling or dive into the Bay of Gibraltar. When it comes to beaches, you can soak up the sun at Catalan Bay and Eastern Beach, sit on the oranges sand from the Sahara in Sandy Bay, or check out Camp Bay & Little Bay. The city also has casinos, a cinema, a marina complex, and a marina social club, plus a lot of restaurants, social activities, and events happening around town. If you love history, Gibraltar is surrounded by it. Don’t miss the American War Memorial, erected to commemorate the bonds between the American and British Navies during World War I. Another Memorial to commemorate the Great War is the British War Memorial. You can also visit the World War II tunnels. Enough about the sad part of history and let’s get some museums and galleries into the list. There’s an Art Walk that you can do for free from Monday to Friday from 11:00-15:00, there’s also the Gibraltar Exhibitions of Modern Art - GEMA, the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery, and the Mario Finlayson Art Gallery. To do all these amazing things, first, you’ll have to get the Passenger Locator Form (Covid-19), which is required for international travelers to minimize risks of getting the coronavirus. All travelers who wish to visit Gibraltar are required to fill out this form. If you are traveling from anywhere outside the European Union, then you will need to fill the Passenger Locator Form to let the authorities know if you have been in a ‘relevant area’ in the 14 days period before your trip to Gibraltar. To get the Passenger Locator Form, you’ll need to give information about your health status and your intentions to visit and stay in Gibraltar. Travelers also must comply with the country’s safety protocols which includes masks on all public transportation (buses are operating at 75% capacity), extra disinfection and cleaning, plus social distancing in all areas, and last, you have to inform authorities if you have travelled outside any European Union countries in the last 14 days. There are self-isolation and testing demands for travellers from ‘Relevant Areas’, which means that there is a civil contingencies emergency (listed in the Coronavirus Infection Risks Mitigation and Control Measures no.4) regulations that make it obligatory for any person entering Gibraltar, who has been in a ‘Relevant Area’ in the 14-day period previous their travel. Those who declare having been to a ‘Relevant Area’ will be asked to comply with the following conditions: Self-Isolation for five days. If you are staying in a hotel, you have to stay in your room and you can’t use any of the public areas. Do not use public transportation, except for the Gibraltar Taxi booked via the Gibraltar Taxi Association. But you have to let them know that you have arrived from a ‘Relevant Area’ and call 111 (or +350 200 72266 and ask to be transferred to 111) as soon as you get to the address where you are going to be in isolation. If you have any symptoms or feel sick, call the previous number immediately, even if you have been swabbed. You must be swabbed on day 1 and again on day 5. If you are not registered with the Gibraltar Health Authority(GHA) you can get in contact with We Care - +350 200 41448 - Email: info@wecare.gi, as well as other clinics, to arrange a private swab. You have to allow the clinic to pass your results to 111.

1. How Citizens of Portugal Can Enter Gibraltar During Coronavirus
2. How Citizens of Morocco Can Enter Gibraltar During Coronavirus
3. How Citizens of Spain Can Enter Gibraltar During Coronavirus
4. Gibraltar Travel Quarantine
5. Gibraltar Travel Restrictions
6. Is Gibraltar Safe to Travel to?
7. Gibraltar COVID-19 Travel Restrictions

• Passenger Locator Form (Covid-19)