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Europe travel restrictions:

Total doses
given
19M
People fully
vaccinated
6.9M
% Fully
vaccinated
65.71%
Movement Restrictions:
Latest measure (MZDR 20599/2021-83/MIN/KAN) regarding arrival to CZ from countries with 'medium; high and very high risk' of COVID-19. Medium risk countries: requirement to fill in and submit an online arrival form and have a confirmation of a negative antigen test (valid 24 hours) or RT-PCR test (valid 72 hours). High risk countries: requirement to fill in and submit an online arrival form; have a confirmation of a negative antigen test (valid 24 hours) or RT-PCR test (valid 72 hours) and 'within 5 days of arrival' undertake (at own expense) a RT-PCR (quarantine mandatory prior to receipt of the test...
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Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated):
Test on arrival (vaccinated):
Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
154.5M
People fully
vaccinated
53.2M
% Fully
vaccinated
78.44%
Movement Restrictions:
01/08/2020: PCR test must be conducted within 3 days before arrival from non-EU countries; and a justification for travel must be provided; 21/01/2021: travellers from outside EU will need to isolate for 7 days once they arrive in France and take a second test at the end of this period; 23/01/2021: A PCR test will be mandatory for all European travellers arriving in France (except by land transport); 09/06/2021: the French borders are reopened according to the classification of countries (Green; Orange; Red). For vaccinated passengers coming from a Green country; no PCR/antigen test is needed. For passengers from an...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
31.5M
People fully
vaccinated
9.2M
% Fully
vaccinated
78.68%
Quarantine:
Isolation lasts a minimum of 7 days and only ends on the decision of the attending physician; when one is officially no longer ill; 27/01/2021: people who test positive for COVID-19 will now have to isolate themselves for ten days; 10/01/2022: For asymptomatic people and people with mild complaints; the duration of isolation is reduced to 7 days (provided they have no fever for 3 days and clinical improvement of complaints); with an additional 3 days of additional protective measures; such as limiting the number of contacts to what is strictly necessary; wearing a mask (preferably an FFP2 mask) at...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
31.5M
People fully
vaccinated
9.2M
% Fully
vaccinated
78.68%
Quarantine:
Stay home for seven days; Carry out a screening test five days after contact with a sick person; 21/10/2020: the duration of the quarantine increases to 10 days; 02/12/2021: Vaccinated persons must remain in quarantine until they receive a negative result from their PCR test; 04/01/2022: Fully vaccinated high-risk contacts should not go into quarantine; but should apply strict preventive measures (face mask; preferably FFP2); distance; no contact with vulnerable people up to 10 days after high-risk contact. Partially vaccinated high-risk contacts should go into quarantine for 7 days. From day 4; the quarantine can be lifted on condition of...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Quarantine:
Any traveller entering the country; with the exception of people from Northern Ireland; must “self-quarantine or self-isolate” on arrival for a 14-day period; 25/05/2020: Arrivals from overseas; including Irish residents; are asked to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival; 29/06/2020: Any person arriving into the country from abroad is still expected to self-isolate for 14 days after entering the country. They also must fill out a form showing where they will self-isolate; 22/07/2020: A 'green list' of 15 countries; excluding Great Britain and the US; that travellers can go to and not self-isolate on their return; has been released; 01/10/2020:...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated):
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated):
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Movement Restrictions:
Visa-free travel from South Africa and South America banned and no visas being issued; 04/05/2021: restriction still in force; 17/06/2021: lifting of restriction.
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Movement Restrictions:
48 hour ban on flights to Ireland from Great Britain and South Africa; 22/12/2021: extension of ban on flights and passenger ferry journeys from Great Britain until at least 31 December 2021; 08/01/2022: lifting of travel ban.
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Movement Restrictions:
Government is advising all individuals returning from overseas should restrict movements for 14 days. Specific groups exempt from this request include pilots; hauliers and maritime staff either Irish-based or foreign-based; 20/05/2020: The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) is advising against all non-essential international travel. This advice does not affect travel from Northern Ireland to Ireland or intra-UK travel; 29/06/2020: All non-essential travel overseas remains not advised and should be avoided; 06/07/2020: travel advice against all non-essential travel remains in place; 22/07/2020: A 'green list' of 15 countries; excluding Great Britain and the US; that travellers can go to and not...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated):
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated):
Test on arrival (vaccinated):
Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Quarantine:
For ports and airports; in the event of a suspected case; contact tracing forms will be distributed to all passengers and pass completed forms to HSE lead personnel at the incident site; 01/01/2021: Close contacts will not be tested during this time. If you are a close contact you need to restrict your movements (stay at home); even if you feel well. If you develop symptoms of COVID-19; self-isolate (stay in your room) and phone your GP for further advice; 28/01/2021: close contact testing to begin shortly and those involved will receive a call if they are regarded as close...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated):
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated):
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Quarantine:
12/03/2020: Individuals who have symptoms should self-isolate for a period of 14 days; 23/02/2022: After 7 days of self-isolation; people can go back to their normal activities; and take extra care for another 3 days.
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
11.1M
People fully
vaccinated
4.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
80.93%
Quarantine:
For healthcare workers; identified as a household close contact; repeating antigen testing is required; unless recovered from COVID-19 in previous 3 months. For all other close contacts; no test is required if not symptomatic. Only tests for HCWs.
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated):
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Test on arrival (unvaccinated):
Total doses
given
4.7M
People fully
vaccinated
2.1M
% Fully
vaccinated
30.64%
Quarantine:
28/7/2020 Citizens from listed 3rd countries who are allowed to enter BG should show PCR negative text performed max 72 hours prior to the entry time; if not they are subjected to 14 days of quarantine. ; 1/12/2020 All travellers allowed to enter the country should have a negative PCR test (max 72 hours prior to arrival); if not they are subject to 10 days of quarantine. ; 19/7/2021 Those arriving from the 'red zone' countries will be quarantined for 10 days if they do not provide a negative PCR test performed up to 72 hours before entry; 29/7/2021 Those...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
31.5M
People fully
vaccinated
9.2M
% Fully
vaccinated
78.68%
Movement Restrictions:
Non-essential trips out of Belgium are prohibited Only essential travel is allowed during this period; 19/04/2021: lifting of restrictions.
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
2.2M
People fully
vaccinated
862.7K
% Fully
vaccinated
65.06%
Movement Restrictions:
Air - Border crossing points shall be subjected to sanitary checks to detect the presence of human coronavirus disease symptoms. People also need to fill in the forms when they enter the country in order to identify the origin of their stay. Airports and ports will be subjected to sanitary checks and questionnaires will be introduced similarly to land border checkpoints. On the Tallinn-Stockholm-Tallinn route; the sale of cruise lines must be stopped. Measures to limit the spread of the virus are developed and implemented in cooperation with the shipping company.
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None
Total doses
given
105.8M
People fully
vaccinated
40.7M
% Fully
vaccinated
85.66%
Movement Restrictions:
International travellers from risk countries must present a negative PCR in the last 72 hours; 27/03/2021: a control on the internal land border with France has been established. All people must have a negative PCR test (RT-PCR); a TMA test or another type of a diagnostic test performed within 72 hours prior to arrival. Exceptions apply; 26/05/2021: travellers from those non-EU countries of the Council Recommendation's list which are considered safe; namely UK; Australia; New Zealand; Singapore; Israel; South Korea; Thailand; Japan; China and Rwanda; will be able to enter Spain without any type of sanitary control/restriction (no PCR test...
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Pre-travel testing (vaccinated): None
Pre-travel testing (unvaccinated): None
Test on arrival (vaccinated): None
Test on arrival (unvaccinated): None