They consist of applying a discount of up to 75% per person on the net amount of the round-trip ticket and/or a discount on the cost of the stay, per room, for tourist accommodation.

Application of a 75% per-person discount on the net amount of the round-trip ticket with the following limits:

• For maritime transport from Málaga, Almería or Motril:
  • Seat: 50 euros.
  • Single cabin: 125 euros.
  • Double cabin: 100 euros.
  • Triple cabin: 90 euros.
  • Four-person cabin: 80 euros.
• For air transport from:
  • Madrid, Barcelona and other departure points (excluding the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Ceuta as they already benefit from the resident discount): 360 euros.
  • Málaga: 200 euros.
  • Seville, Granada and Almería: 120 euros.
  • Residents in the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Ceuta departing from somewhere other than their place of residence, as the resident discount is not applied.
  • Departures outside Spain: subsidy only for flights from any Spanish city.

• 4-star hotel: 20 euros.
• 3-star hotel: 15 euros.
• Other tourist accommodation: 10 euros.

All citizens with legal residence in any territory, excluding residents of Melilla.

Yes, the subsidy will only cover transport departing from any city in Spain.

To benefit from maritime transport aid, your stay must be limited to tourist accommodation and the travel dates must match the length of the round trip.

If the beneficiary is a minor travelling without an accompanying adult, the father, mother or legal guardian must submit the application on their behalf, providing the family book or any other official document proving they are authorised to act for the minor. In this scenario a specific authorisation form for minors must be completed for each request.

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Yes. You must include the minor in the application as a beneficiary and provide the following documentation:

• Identification document for the minor, if available, and for the parent, mother or legal guardian.
• Family book or any other official document proving the signer is authorised to act on behalf of the minor.
• Responsible declaration form including the minor's details, signed by their parent, mother or legal guardian.

Yes, you have one month from the acceptance of your application to buy your tickets at the travel agency you selected.

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Every traveller listed in the application must submit an individual responsible declaration confirming that they are not subject to any of the circumstances described in sections 2 and 3 of article 13 of Law 38/2003 on General Subsidies—which would prevent them from obtaining beneficiary status for subsidies—and that they fulfil the obligations established in article 14 of the same law. They must also declare that they have no outstanding debts for subsidy repayments under article 25 of Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July, approving the Regulations of the Subsidy Law, nor any pending justification before the Autonomous City of Melilla. For minors, the declaration must include their details and be signed by their legal representative.

Yes. The voucher may be requested for a single leg of the trip when a modification of the travel date is necessary, with prior justification by the applicant of the purchase of a round-trip ticket without discount, provided they meet the requirements established in the new call.

No, only beneficiaries residing in the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Ceuta when travelling from their place of residence may do so.

No. The accommodation discounts regulated by the Tourist Board can only be applied when the tourist package is booked through one of the partner travel agencies participating in the voucher programme.

Yes, when the chosen accommodation is the home of a resident in the city. In this case, you must attach the resident's ID and the authorisation form signed with a digital certificate (Law 39/2015, arts. 9 and following) or by appearing in person or by proxy at the Tourist Board offices. This option is also available for business trips carried out by professionals promoting tourism in Melilla.

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It is possible to combine outbound and return journeys with different characteristics, such as:

• Flight ticket (outbound) with ferry ticket (return), or vice versa.
• Different origins or destinations.
• Different accommodations on the boat (seat or cabin).

Yes, as long as the total amount of aid received does not exceed the cost of the tickets and/or accommodation.

In compliance with the Transparency Law and the General Subsidies Law, the Administration of the Autonomous City of Melilla will report the subsidy received to the Tax Agency. Booking the tourist package means every beneficiary is responsible for the applicable tax obligations. The aid granted will also be published in the National Subsidies Database (BDNS) as provided in article 20.8 of the General Subsidies Law, unless publishing the beneficiary's details would compromise respect for and safeguard of personal or family privacy, in accordance with Organic Law 1/1982 of 5 May on civil protection of the right to honour, personal and family privacy, and one's own image. In such cases, the Councillor responsible for tourism may decide otherwise (article 20.8.b of the General Subsidies Law).

ONLINE www.bonosmelilla.es IN PERSON: At the Tourist Board. At any of the partner travel agencies.

• First name, surname and address for every traveller included in the tourist package.
• ID card, passport or residence card (clearly legible and unedited) for every traveller. For minors without documentation, the family book or birth certificate is required.
• Responsible declaration form (one per person) downloadable here. For minors, include their details and have the legal representative sign it.
• If minors travel without their parent, mother or legal guardian, an authorisation form for minors downloadable here.
• Travel dates for the outbound and return journey by air or sea to Melilla, lasting between two and fifteen consecutive calendar days.
• Accommodation during the stay in Melilla:
  • Lodging managed by a travel agency.
  • Accommodation at the home of a resident in Melilla. In this case, include a copy of the resident's ID and an authorisation signed by the resident. Download the resident authorisation form. Validation can be completed by:
    • Signing the document with a digital certificate.
    • Appearing in person.
    • Appearing through a proxy at the managing entity, the Tourist Board.
  • Accommodation on a recreational boat.
  • Tourist accommodation during the stay in Melilla.
• Contact phone number.
• Email address where the voucher will be sent.
• Travel agency that will arrange the Tourist Package.