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7 kwi 2023 · The Ordinance on Coronavirus Entry Regulations (Coronavirus-Einreiseverordnung – CoronaEinreiseV) regulates a uniform, nation-wide obligation to test, quarantine and furnish proof, as well as a ban on carriage from areas of variants of concern.
- SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus: Current rules on isolation and quarantine
Persons who enter the Federal Republic of Germany from an...
- Regulations for persons entering Germany in connection with SARS-CoV-2 ...
Dear travellers, Welcome to Germany! Travellers aged 12 or...
- SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus: Current rules on isolation and quarantine
Coronavirus in Deutschland. Information for travellers. FAQs on applicable travel and safety advice, travel restrictions, risk areas, virus variant areas and quarantine regulations.
All COVID‑19 entry restrictions to Germany are lifted for the time being. Entry to Germany is permitted for all travel purposes (including tourism and visits). It is no longer necessary to present proof of vaccination, proof of recovery or a negative test result for entry to Germany.
Rules for travellers returning to Germany: from 1 August, every returning traveller must be vaccinated, recovered or tested. What applies to high-risk and virus variant areas? An overview.
Persons who enter the Federal Republic of Germany from an area of variants of concern are obligated, as a rule, to quarantine at home for fourteen days. Home quarantine automatically ends if the area concerned is no longer listed under www.rki.de/risikogebiete.
Dear travellers, Welcome to Germany! Travellers aged 12 or over who, at any time within the last ten days prior to entry, spent time in an area classified as an area of variants of concern at the time of entry must present their carrier with a negative test result (obligation to furnish proof). Proof of vaccination or recovery does not suffice.
COVID-19 regulations for travellers entering Germany These rules apply to travellers arriving in Germany from risk areas in other countries. Everyone entering the Federal Republic of Germany from...
