Spain has introduced stricter scrutiny of some visitors’ ability to pay for their stay, according to reports. The changes relate to the financial threshold that tourists must demonstrate when entering Spain. Under the updated rules, authorities may ask travelers to provide proof they have “sufficient” funds to cover their visit. If a visitor cannot show the required means, entry may be refused. Reports say the update has been implemented quietly, and that the practical effect is that travelers could be required to carry documentation—such as evidence of funds or other financial support—rather than relying on assumptions about typical tourist spending. The reporting indicates the rules may increase the amount required for the duration of the trip, though the specific figures are not included in the provided excerpts. Overall, the updates shift emphasis to documenting financial capacity at the point of entry for at least some categories of visitors.