Spain has announced that only one category of citizens will be eligible for a free passport, exempting them from the usual €30 fee. The government confirmed the policy change, which applies to a specific group of applicants. All other citizens must still pay the standard fee. The exemption is part of a broader effort to simplify administrative procedures. The exact criteria for eligibility have not been disclosed. The policy aims to reduce bureaucratic burdens on certain individuals. The change comes amid ongoing reforms to streamline public services. The decision follows public consultations on administrative efficiency. The move is expected to affect a limited number of applicants. The government has not provided further details on the category. The policy is set to take effect in the coming months.