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Current information for travelers. 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.
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To enter Germany, all travellers must present proof of vaccination that meets the requirements listed under 1., 2. and 3. below in full. 1. It must be a digital EU COVID certificate or comparable proof of vaccination in digital or physical (paper) form in German, English, French, Italian or Spanish.
Overview of the current situation in the travel countries and recommendations for travelers. What do you need to consider when returning to Germany? Since June 1, 2022 , entrants will no longer need proof that they have been vaccinated, recovered, or tested.
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. For areas of variants of concern, in ...
