Help Scrap the 90-Day Rule for UK Visitors to Spain

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For many years, Spain has been a second home for thousands of British property owners, holidaymakers, retirees, and families. Since Brexit, however, UK citizens have faced the restrictive "90-day rule,” limiting stays in Spain and the wider Schengen Area to just 90 days within any 180-day period.

At Comaskey Spanish Properties, we speak with clients every week who are frustrated by these restrictions. People who own homes in Spain, contribute to local communities, support local businesses, and pay taxes are now being forced to carefully count days on a calendar.

That’s why we have launched a petition calling for the 90-day rule to be scrapped or amended for UK visitors to Spain.

Why This Matters

The current rules affect:

British homeowners who want to spend extended time in their Spanish property
Retirees who split their year between the UK and Spain
Families visiting loved ones
Remote workers and long-stay visitors
Local Spanish businesses that rely heavily on tourism and seasonal residents

Many UK citizens invested in Spanish property long before Brexit and now feel unfairly restricted in enjoying their own homes.

The Economic Impact

British visitors continue to play a huge role in Spain’s economy, particularly in areas such as the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, and Murcia.

Long-stay visitors contribute to:

Property purchases
Local restaurants and bars
Tradespeople and maintenance services
Healthcare and insurance sectors
Tourism and hospitality
Year-round community spending

Relaxing or removing the 90-day restriction could provide a significant boost to local economies while strengthening the long-standing relationship between Spain and the UK.

How You Can Help

If you believe the 90-day rule should be reconsidered, here’s how you can support the campaign:

Sign the petition
Share it with friends and family
Post it on social media
Share your own experiences of how the rule has affected you

Every signature counts.

Spain Is More Than a Holiday Destination

For many people, Spain is not simply a place to vacation — it is a lifestyle, a community, and a second home. The current restrictions make it harder for people to enjoy the country they love and continue supporting the local economy.

We believe there is a better solution, and with enough support, this issue can finally be properly debated.

Join the Campaign Today

Together, we can help bring real attention to the impact of the 90-day rule and push for positive change.