Small-Boat Arrivals on La Línea’s Beaches: What Tourists Should Know This Summer
What tourists in La Línea should know about recent small-boat arrivals, what they may notice and how to respond safely and humanely.
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Is La Línea Safe? What Ceuta and Recent Boat Arrivals Mean for Visitors
Recent scenes from Ceuta and reports of small boats reaching the Campo de Gibraltar coast have worried some visitors. Here is what has happened, what it means for La Línea, and what to do if you witness a landing.
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How to Get from Gibraltar or La Línea to Ceuta: Ferry, Driving and Border Guide
The practical route from Gibraltar or La Línea to Ceuta via Algeciras, including ferries, cars, documents and border distinctions.
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Ceuta Update: What Has Changed — and What La Línea and Gibraltar Travellers Need to Know
More than 50,000 people entered Ceuta, but returns are under way and nearby ferry routes remain normal. What the latest change means for La Línea, Gibraltar and Morocco-bound travellers.
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What Is Happening in Ceuta — and What It Means for La Línea and Gibraltar
What is happening in Ceuta, and does it affect La Línea or Gibraltar? A calm, practical explanation of the border situation, Morocco travel routes and the cooperation shaping the Strait.
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Gibraltar Border Opening: What Changed on 15 July 2026
Status: Active — post-opening update. The UK–EU treaty covering Gibraltar was signed on 14 July 2026 and began provisional application on 15 July. Routine immigration and customs checks ended at the La Línea–Gibraltar land frontier that morning. This page was originally published before the change; it has now been rewritten around what happened, what the…
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Cita Previa Extranjería: How to Actually Get One in La Línea
Get the documents right and you have done the easy part. The thing that actually stops people settling in La Línea is not the form or the fee — it is getting an appointment to hand them in. The cita previa is the gate every other trámite passes through, and for long stretches that gate…
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Residencia and the TIE for Brits in La Línea (Post-Brexit)
Before 2021 a Briton moving here did roughly what an EU citizen does — a form, a small fee, a green certificate. That door is shut. Since Brexit you are a third-country national, the same legal category as someone arriving from outside Europe, and your document is the TIE. It is more paperwork, more steps,…
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NIE and the Green Certificate in La Línea: an EU Citizen’s Guide
There are two pieces of paper every EU citizen ends up chasing here, and almost everyone confuses them. One is a number. The other is proof that you are allowed to stay. You need both, you get them in different ways, and the system that hands them out runs on the speed of mañana. Here…
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What La Línea Actually Is: an Honest Look at the Town Beside Gibraltar
La Línea de la Concepción is not pretty in the way the brochures need a place to be pretty, and the people who live here are mostly fine with that. It is a working town on the edge of a famous Rock, and to understand it you have to know one thing first: the town…
