Category: COVID-19 & Travel Restrictions

All international travelers can now travel to Switzerland without following any COVID-19 regulations. The latter officially dropped all its measures on May 2nd.

As the authorities of Greece have dropped all COVID-19 entry restrictions, all travellers are now free to enter Greece without restriction.

Spanish authorities have increased travel restrictions for visitors from third countries and countries not belonging to the European Union or Schengen Area, as well as the travel requirements for travellers from these countries. This was done up until May 15.

Italian authorities have removed the requirement that foreigners and citizens of Italy present a COVID-19 Green Health Pass to be able to enter places such as museums, pubs, and other services.

It has been announced by the Italian Ministry of Health that there is no longer a requirement to fill out a Passenger Locator form in order to enter the country. The remaining entry restrictions will continue until the end of May.

Travelers to Bulgaria will no longer need to present a test, recovery, or vaccination certificate if they travel starting May 1. This is the same as before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Officials in Lithuania have announced that travelers will be allowed to enter the country without restriction starting today, May 1.

The European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee has supported a proposal by the EU Commission to extend EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate scheme (DCC), for another year, until June 2023.

On the basis of an EU Digital COVID Certificate decision, the Swiss authorities decided to issue COVID-19 Recovery Certificates to persons who have tested positive for the virus using a rapid antigen test.

After evaluating that the COVID-19 situation is not conducive to the removal of all travel restrictions, the German authorities decided to extend the Coronavirus entry restrictions through May.

Authorities in Sweden and Denmark are planning to increase cooperation at the Danish-Swedish border to better manage the Coronavirus and other new strains.

The two countries most recently to announce they would remove all COVID-19 entry restrictions are Greece and Switzerland.

Appearances from Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Turkey, Serbia, Israel, North Macedonia, and Egypt are not generally obliged to introduce records connected with COVID-19 like inoculation, recuperation, or test declaration, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has reported.

No Vaccination or Test Certificate Is Required to Enter Latvia Starting Today Latvian specialists have canceled the necessity for voyagers to introduce an immunization, recuperation or test authentication after entering the Baltic country in a bid to work with passage rules like most of EU Member States are doing.

Unvaccinated UK Travellers Can Now Enter France Under Facilitated Rules UK citizens who haven't been vaccinated against COVID-19 illness will be allowed to enter France under the rules of facilitated entry since France has decided to put Britain on its green list. UK as a green country on its list.

Poland to lift Mask Requirement for Its Citizens. Mask Obligation for Its Citizens The authorities in Poland have declared that citizens of the country will no longer have to wear a mask in public places after such rules will soon be eliminated. The decision was confirmed by Health Minister Adam Niedzielski, while Niedzielski confirmed that the new changes will be effective the 28th of March. Theactualizar reports.

Travelling to Spain in Spring 2022: Entry Rules Explained Not at all like a few European Union and European Economic Area nations that have proactively loosened up their actions, Spain keeps on keeping all of its entrance rules set up. While the nation expects voyagers to introduce substantial verification upon section, not similar standards apply to everybody.

Czechia Lifts Entry Rules for EU/Schengen Area and Returning Travelers The Czech Republic's specialists have reported that European Union/Schengen Area explorers also returning residents will as of now not be dependent upon section limitations. "As of Friday, March 18, gets back from EU nations and Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and the Vatican are unlimited," the assertion of the Czech Republic's Ministry of Health peruses.

Portugal Now Allows Non-Essential Travel From Additional 5 Third Countries The Portuguese government has declared that explorers from another five third nations - Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and São Tomé and Príncipe - can now enter Portugal for movement purposes.

EU Countries Continue to Ease COVID-19 Restrictions - Has Pandemic Come To an End? Despite the fact that the infection keeps on spreading at significant levels, most of European Union and European Economic Area nations have been lifting or if nothing else facilitating a portion of their COVID-19 limitations throughout the most recent few months.