Germany considers regions with more than 200 new cases per 100,000 inhabitants over a seven-day period to be a high-risk area. When traveling from risk areas, a mandatory mandatory quarantine continues to apply, which can be completed after five days by another negative test.
The coronavirus pandemic this year has significantly reduced travel around the world. Unlike the spring wave, the Czech government did not close the border in the autumn, but for the Czechs the complications are mainly the regulations of other states, most EU countries have included the Czechia in their quarantine list.
The condition for travel is usually negative tests for coronavirus or quarantine upon arrival. The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends traveling abroad only when necessary.
What about traveling in practice
The world travel map below shows which countries in the world Czechs can go to so far. The source of information is Foreign Ministry signpost. In case of uncertainty about the current situation, the institution recommends following the statement of the relevant embassies of the Czech Republic in the given country.
The infographics show the conditions under which it is possible to travel to the depicted countries of the world, or to return to the Czech Republic from them. Green indicates no restrictions, orange warns of additional obstacles. For example, the need to undergo tests for COVID-19. To pan the map, select ✥ from the tool menu on the left. Infographics can also be zoomed out or zoomed in.
What the Czech traffic light testifies to Czech travelers must take into account that the traffic light of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is not superior to the national conditions of individual members of the Union. In addition, the traffic light shows only the conditions that apply to the return of Czech citizens from individual countries. However, it does not say whether or under what conditions other European states will allow the Czechs to join each other at all. The map shows the green and orange color of the country, or autonomous areas, safe for travel in terms of COVID-19. In addition to the map, countries with a low risk of infection include: Australia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the Republic of Singapore, Thailand.
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Where can we (not) travel in Europe?
Belgium
When traveling to the country, it is necessary to go to a fortnight’s quarantine and the COVID-19 test is also mandatory. All passengers must continue to fill in the contact form before traveling to Belgium. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
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Britain
Canceled arrivals to the Czech Republic. Mandatory quarantine for all who have been in the UK for at least 24 hours in the last 14 days. After 5 to 7 days of quarantine, a PCR test follows. When negative, their quarantine ends. Otherwise, home insulation will take ten days.
Denmark
Denmark has included the whole of the Czech Republic in the list of risky countries. From midnight on September 11, only those who have a good reason to travel are admitted to Denmark from the Czech Republic. Not tourists.
Estonia
Mandatory quarantine for Czech citizens. Latvia and Lithuania have introduced similar measures against Czech citizens. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Finland
Since August, the Czech Republic has been in a group of countries from which it is not possible to travel freely to Finland. For passengers from the Czech Republic, they can only come to Finland in justified cases (work, family, school). These reasons must be documented by the Czech citizen. A 14-day quarantine is recommended upon arrival. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Italy
Italy has classified the Czechia as a high-risk country; in order to enter its territory, it is necessary to submit a negative test for a coronavirus up to 72 hours old. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Ireland
Before traveling, people from the Czech Republic must fill in an online form stating the reason for their trip to the country and after sending it, they will receive an e-mail, which they will submit at the Irish border. Czech citizens then have to undergo quarantine, which can last up to 14 days, depending on the length of their stay in Ireland.
Cyprus
As of September 18, people who have stayed in the Czech Republic in the previous 14 days cannot go to Cyprus. Exceptions are, for example, Cypriot citizens and their family members or permanent residents. However, they must take the COVID-19 test upon arrival and enter the two-week quarantine, regardless of how the test turned out. In addition, as of Monday, December 7, coronavirus tests will be required when returning from Cyprus, and will also be mandatory for incoming foreigners.
Hungary
Hungary has banned the entry of foreigners, with a few exceptions, due to the growing number of coronavirus infections. Exceptions are, for example, persons who can prove that they have overcome the infection in the last six months. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Germany
Germany ranks the Czechia among the risk areas. It requires a coronavirus test to enter its territory. The need to pass a test or isolation also applies to returns to the Czech Republic. The specific situation is in border Saxony.
If Czech drivers at the border decide to shorten their journey by driving through Saxony, they will meet the conditions of transit and will not violate any Saxon quarantine regulations. Czech commuters who go to work in Saxony and have already undergone COVID-19 will not have to quarantine if they come into contact with the infected.
The Netherlands
On Tuesday, September 22, the Netherlands ranked the entire Czech Republic among the countries at risk due to coronavirus. People have to be quarantined after arriving from the Czech Republic, even with a negative test for COVID-19. When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Norway
People coming to the country from the Czech Republic must spend ten days in quarantine with effect from 8 August. During the quarantine period, it is necessary to remain at one fixed address, accommodation in camps, under a tent or hiking by motorhome do not meet the conditions for a quarantine stay. A negative test for COVID-19 is not required and cannot replace quarantine upon arrival in the country.
Slovakia
You can travel to the country with a negative antigen test.
Slovenia
After entering the country, it is necessary to enter the quarantine. Upon your return, you must complete the arrival form and take the COVID-19 test.
Switzerland
The condition when traveling from the Czech Republic to Switzerland will be a ten-day quarantine from Friday, January 15, regardless of the coronavirus test. The Czechia was on the Swiss quarantine list in the autumn as well. At that time, the mandatory 10-day quarantine did not apply to transit through Switzerland within 24 hours, nor to transfers to connecting flights at airport terminals.
Austria
From Monday 7 December to 7 January 2020, people arriving in the country from risk areas will require a 10-day quarantine, which they will be able to complete after five days with a negative coronavirus test. An exception to the regulation should be, for example, commuters, commuting students or people who go on regular family visits.
Romania
After entering the country, it is necessary to enter the quarantine. Upon your return, you must complete an arrival form and take the COVID-19 test.
Poland
When returning to the Czech Republic, a test or quarantine is mandatory.
Greece
To enter the country, it is necessary to submit a negative test for COVID-19.
Croatia
Entry into the country is not restricted. Upon your return, you must complete an arrival form and take the COVID-19 test.
Bulgaria
Entry into the country is not restricted. Upon your return, you must complete an arrival form and take the COVID-19 test.
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Spain
You can travel to the country with a negative PCR test.
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