entry to or entry into?

[InAh]

Hi everyone! I have some doubts about the right preposition in the following sentence:
"She was refused entry to Spain". Should it be "She was refused entry into Spain?
Thank you in advance for your answers.

[Josef]

Both are possible but "to" is probably more normal. The word "into" really makes it sound as though she is at the border, trying desperately to get in.

[InAh]

Thank you!