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Go ahead — all clear.
All 1 governments rate this destination at the lowest risk level. Standard travel precautions apply.
Government advisories
For informational purposes only — always verify with official government sources before travel.
Canada
Level 1Exercise Normal Precautions
Canary Islands - Take normal security precautions Take normal security precautions in the Canary Islands.
What the governments agree on for Canary Islands
Only one government currently publishes an assessment for Canary Islands: Canada, which advises travellers to exercise normal precautions. With no second opinion to compare against, treat this as one country's read rather than a settled consensus.
Every government here has revisited Canary Islands within the past year, the oldest review being Canada's in July 2026, so the disagreement is not simply a matter of one source lagging behind.
Derived from 1 government assessment for Canary Islands, most recently reviewed in July 2026.
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