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England is to move to a new system for foreign travel under which countries will either be categorised as high risk, requiring hotel quarantine for returning Britons, or low risk. The UK Government announced on September 17 that it would be replacing its traffic light system for foreign travel with a two-tier system. The previous green and amber lists will be merged into a ’rest of the world’ category, effective October 4. All other countries will be on the red or ‘no go’ list; arrivals from these countries will need to enter hotel quarantine on their return. Eight countries – Turkey, Pakistan, the Maldives, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Oman, Bangladesh and Kenya – were removed from the quarantine hotel list on September 22. This means, for fully vaccinated UK travellers, holidays are back on to Turkey, the Maldives, Egypt and Oman. Rules are trickier for Kenya and Sri Lanka, but not prohibitive. Bangladesh requires UK travellers to enter a 14-day quarantine on arrival. Additionally under the new regime, effective from October 4, double-jabbed travellers from ‘safe’ countries will no longer have to take any sort of test before they get on a flight home from overseas; and from late October, only a lateral flow on their second day back in the UK, rather than a costly PCR test. However, unvaccinated travellers face even tougher restrictions than before; with the requirement to quarantine at home for up to 10 days when returning from all countries (even those currently on the green list) – and, as before, will have to take a Covid test before boarding a flight home, and on day two and eight after returning. The five-day test-to-release option still stands. Here is everything you need to know about travelling to a country on the ‘go’ list, with information on tests, entry requirements and travel insurance. The rules can differ for return to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, so it is advisable to check their Government websites. What tests do I need to take to visit a country on the ‘go’ list? Vaccinated travellers will need: A pre-departure test for return to the UK until October 4 A lateral flow test, taken within 48 hours of arriving back in the UK (until late October this will need to be a PCR test) To complete a Passenger Locator Form before returning to the UK Unvaccinated travellers will need (on October 4, additional quarantine and testing requirements will come into effect for countries that are currently on the green list, as well as those on the amber list): To self-isolate for 10 days A Covid test before boarding a flight home To complete a Passenger Locator Form before returning to the UK A PCR test within 48 hours of arriving back in the UK A Covid test on day eight On top of this, each country has its own entry requirements for British arrivals, with many requiring any combination of: evidence of full vaccination (via the NHS Covid Pass), evidence of recent recovery from Covid-19, or a recent negative PCR test result. We lay out the requirements of some of the major ‘go’ countries in this article. Which countries are on this list? Anguilla Antarctica/British Antarctic Territory Antigua and Barbuda Austria Australia The Azores Barbados) Bermuda British Indian Ocean Territory Brunei Bulgaria Canada Cayman Islands Croatia Denmark Dominica Falkland Islands Faroe Islands Finland Germany Gibraltar Grenada Hong Kong Iceland Israel Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Madeira Malta Montserrat New Zealand Norway Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha Switzerland Taiwan Turks and Caicos Islands Akrotiri and Dhekelia Albania Algeria Andorra Armenia Aruba Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Bosnia and Herzegovina British Virgin Islands Burkina Faso Cambodia Cameroon Central African Republic Chad China Comoros Congo Cook Islands, Tokelau and Niue Côte d’Ivoire Curaçao Cyprus Czech Republic (Czechia) Djibouti El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Estonia Fiji France French Polynesia Gabon The Gambia Ghana Greece (including islands) Greenland Guadeloupe Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Honduras Hungary India Iran Iraq Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kiribati Kosovo Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Liberia Libya Luxembourg Macao Madagascar Malaysia Mali Marshall Islands Martinique Mauritania Mauritius Micronesia Moldova Monaco Morocco Nauru Netherlands New Caledonia Nicaragua Niger Nigeria North Korea North Macedonia The Occupied Palestinian Territories Palau Papua New Guinea Poland Portugal Qatar Russia Samoa San Marino Sao Tome and Principe Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia Solomon Islands South Korea South Sudan Spain, including the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands St Kitts and Nevis St Lucia St Maarten St Martin and St Barthélemy St Pierre and Miquelon St Vincent and the Grenadines Sweden Syria Tajikistan Timor-Leste Togo Tonga Turkmenistan Tuvalu Ukraine United Arab Emirates United States (USA) Uzbekistan Vanuatu Vietnam Wallis and Futuna Western Sahara Yemen Turkey Pakistan Maldives, Egypt Sri Lanka Oman Bangladesh Kenya Are all these countries open to British holidaymakers? A number of countries on the go list are closed to British arrivals or have prohibitive quarantine rules in place. Will I be insured if I travel to a country on the ‘go’ list? This depends on the FCDO advice for your chosen destination, which is separate to its Covid-19 travel list status. If the Government warns against non-essential travel, then your holiday insurance will likely be invalidated (check with your supplier). This information is available on the individual country pages on the FCDO website. When will the next update be? The ‘no’ and ‘no go’ categories will be updated every three to four weeks. Traffic light updates were delivered every three weeks and were typically unveiled by Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, via Twitter. Can countries move onto the hotel quarantine list? Yes. Countries that are in the UK Government’s low-risk category could move to the hotel quarantine category. Which countries on the ‘go’ list are open to British holidaymakers? Switzerland Fully vaccinated Britons can enter Switzerland. Arrivals who have not received a full course of the vaccine must have an exemption. Those who do qualify for entry must provide proof of recovery from Covid in the past six months, or a negative Covid-19 test before departure. There are no quarantine requirements for arrivals in Switzerland. Canada Holidays to Canada are back on from September 7, for fully vaccinated Britons. There are stipulations, of course. Under-12s travelling with double-jabbed adults are exempt from quarantine, but must still meet testing requirements (pre-entry, arrival and day eight tests). Unvaccinated travellers aged 12 and above must follow all testing and quarantine rules. The Azores Everyone aged 12 and above must either provide proof of a negative PCR test taken 72 hours before departure, and upload to a passenger questionnaire, or show proof of full vaccination more than 14 days before travel. Health screenings on arrival, and mandatory tests for anyone who arrives in the country without evidence of a negative PCR result or vaccination. Lithuania British nationals travelling to Lithuania are exempt from pre-departure tests or self-isolation on arrival if they are fully vaccinated. Everyone else must take a PCR test 72 hours before travel, then enter a mandatory ten-day quarantine, with a test between days three and five of isolation. You can shorten isolation by taking a third PCR test on day seven. Children under the age of 12 are exempt from self-isolation and testing requirements. Children aged 12 to 16 must take a PCR test or antigen test before travel. Liechtenstein Switzerland handles border matters for the German-speaking microstate of Liechtenstein, meaning double-jabbed Britons can enter the country restriction free. You should report your arrival to the Liechtenstein government within two days. Unvaccinated Britons are not permitted to enter, unless they meet certain criteria. Finland According to the FCDO: “If you are travelling to Finland from the UK, you will need proof of being fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to arrival or a certificate of recovery from within the past six months.” Anybody who is not double jabbed will need a ‘compassionate reason’ to visit, as well as a negative Covid-19 test within 72 hours prior to arrival and/or a first dose of a vaccine received at least two weeks prior to arrival – there will be further tests on arrival too. Denmark The UK is currently rated ‘orange’ by Denmark, meaning double-jabbed Britons can visit for any reason. However unvaccinated visitors need “a worthy purpose” and must test no more than 72 hours before they enter. They must then take another test on arrival and go into quarantine for 10 days, with the option to test to release after four days. Germany Since July 7, Germany has designated the UK a “high-incidence area”. British travellers can enter the country for any reason if they are fully vaccinated. Unvaccinated children under 12 years of age are allowed to enter Germany if they present proof of a negative test result and travel with at least one fully vaccinated parent. According to the UK Government, individuals who are not fully vaccinated may only enter Germany from the UK if they are a German citizen; the spouse/partner/child under 18 of a German citizen; a resident of Germany; the spouse/partner/child under 18 of a resident of Germany; serve in an important role; or have an urgent need to travel. Further information about possible exceptions for non-residents is on the Germany’s Federal Interior Ministry website – but note that the decision on whether to allow entry in such circumstances is at the discretion of border guards. Travellers who are not fully vaccinated and do not meet one of the exemptions outlined above may not currently enter Germany from the UK. Austria Travellers from the UK are now permitted to enter Austria. The rules vary depending on your inoculation status. If you can prove you are fully vaccinated and can prove you received your second injection no more than 270 days before arrival, you do not need to quarantine. Unvaccinated arrivals need to provide a negative PCR test and quarantine for 10 days (with the option of it ending early if a Covid test is negative on day 5). All travellers must complete a Pre-travel Clearance Form. Slovenia Since July 15, Slovenia has stopped using its colour-coded system for international arrivals. Instead travellers may enter from anywhere as long as they are able to provide one of the following: - A negative PCR test not older than 72 hours - A rapid antigen test taken with 48 hours of departure - A positive PCR test that is older than 10 days but not older than 6 months, confirming the traveller has had Covid-19 and not more than 6 months have passed since the first symptoms. - Proof of full vaccination against Covid-19, administered at least 14 days before Slovakia Slovakia is open to fully vaccinated travellers from the UK. Everyone aged 12 and above arriving from all countries by all means of transport must register in advance of travel by completing the “Ehranica” form on the Slovak government’s website. After registering, you will receive a confirmation which you should show at the border, and the British Government recommends that you carry it with you during your stay, in case the authorities ask to see it. Those who aren’t double jabbed are only allowed to enter Slovakia in certain cases, with full details available here. Latvia According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Latvia, travellers (including children aged 12 and above), entering the country are required to present evidence of a negative PCR test taken within the 72 hours before boarding, or an antigen test, taken not earlier than 48 hours before boarding or before crossing the Latvian border. Passengers who are unable to present evidence of a negative Covid-19 test will be denied boarding or entry into Latvia. The certification must be in English, French, Russian or in the official language of the country from where the journey begins. Romania The UK is on Romania’s red list, which means unless you can show proof of full vaccination arrivals from Britain must quarantine for 14 days. If you’re only leaving the country again within 72 hours you can avoid quarantine if you are travelling with proof of a negative PCR test (taken within the 72 hours before departure). Norway Norway accepts the English and Welsh digital NHS Covid Vaccine passport to enable Britons to visit restriction free. People from England and Wales who have been fully vaccinated can enter Norway without any mandatory testing or quarantine – the same also applies to people who have recovered from Covid-19 in the past six months. For those who are not double jabbed entry restrictions continue to apply. You will not be allowed to enter Norway unless you meet certain exceptions and will face mandatory testing and hotel quarantine. For further details on quarantine hotels, including the cost, see the HelseNorge website. Israel The UK is currently on Israel’s list of countries with high risk of Covid-19. All travellers from ‘at risk’ countries must enter quarantine, regardless of vaccination status, and present a negative test to their airline. Gibraltar Bars and restaurants are open again in Gibraltar and face masks are only required on public transport. What’s more, British Airways has launched flights from London City to Gibraltar. The British Overseas Territory is welcoming both vaccinated and non-vaccinated UK visitors. If you have not yet received both doses of the vaccine, you must arrive with a negative lateral flow test, take another test within 24 hours of arrival and another for your fifth day should you be there for more than a week. Fully vaccinated travellers must do the same, but do not need to arrive with a negative test. Madeira (Portugal) Unvaccinated visitors to the Portuguese island must present a negative PCR test before departure, but those who have been fully vaccinated that is not required – instead, they must have proof of inoculation in the form of an NHS vaccine certificate. According to the FCDO: “Your airline may deny boarding if you cannot show one of these documents when you check-in for your flight. Check with your airline before you travel.” Iceland If you can prove you are fully vaccinated or “previously recovered” from Covid-19, you must present a negative PCR taken within 72 hours of your time of departure to Iceland in order to enter. You must wait 14 days after your second vaccination dose before visiting. New Zealand New Zealand has been shut for foreign visitors for much of the past year and is unlikely to reopen to British travellers for some time. Progress had presented itself recently when a “travel bubble” with neighbouring Australia was opened. However, any border changes will not be made until “the new year” – ie 2022 – Prime Minister Ardern announced on August 12. When the country does reopen to travel, it has been proposed that international arrivals should be assessed on their vaccination status, and whether they have travelled from a country deemed high, medium or low risk. Australia Despite being deemed as “safe” for travel by the UK Government, Australia will remain closed to the majority of international arrivals for the foreseeable. There’s is fresh hope that his could be before the end of 2021. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said Australia will reopen its borders and end lockdowns when 80 per cent of the population is fully vaccinated and Qantas has announced that it aims to restart flights to and from Britain in mid-December, in plans linked to the vaccine rollout. However, if/when Britons are welcome, proof of a Covid-19 vaccination could be required. Singapore Short term visitors from anywhere in the world are not able to enter Singapore without prior permission. Malta Only fully vaccinated people can travel to Malta from the UK (you can provide the NHS Covid app as proof). Children aged 5 to 11 can travel if they accompany vaccinated parents or legal guardians provided they provide a negative PCR test carried out within 72 hours before arrival in Malta. Children aged 12 to 18 will only be able to travel if they have proof of full vaccination, which is not offered for children aged 12 to 15 in the UK. Bulgaria Britons are currently prohibited from visiting Bulgaria. The UK is categorised as a ‘red zone’ country, which means that only Bulgarian nationals and permanent and long-term residents in Bulgaria, as well as their immediate family members, will be eligible to enter the country. Hong Kong Hong Kong is currently prohibiting all flights from the UK, and anyone who has been to the UK within 21 days of arrival must present a negative PCR test then quarantine for 21 days at a designated hotel. Croatia Currently, Britons travelling to Croatia must meet one of the following criteria for entry: - A negative PCR (taken within 72 hours before arrival at the border) or antigen test (taken within 48 hours of arrival). - A vaccination certificate showing the final dose taken more than 14 days ago - Proof of recovery from Covid more than 11 days and less than 180 days ago As an additional measure for people arriving from the UK, a negative (Covid-19) test is required regardless of whether they are vaccinated or have already had a disease. Taiwan Only residents are allowed into Taiwan as it stands. Anyone entering from UK must quarantine for 14 days, with the cost covered by the authorities. Brunei Entry to Brunei is severely restricted. Anyone seeking to enter or exit Brunei must apply for a permit from the Prime Minister’s Office at least eight working days before the intended date of travel. Travellers to Brunei will need to provide a negative Covid-19 RT PCR test on arrival, obtained within 72 hours of travel. Travellers who are given permission to enter Brunei will need to go into quarantine on arrival at a government-designated facility (usually a local hotel). Faroe Islands According to the FCDO: “All UK resident travellers to the Faroe Islands must have a worthy purpose to enter in line with the Danish government’s stricter requirements.” Regardless of your vaccination status you must have a negative test at least 72 hours before departure and self-isolate for 10 days after arrival in the Faroe Islands – even if the test taken at arrival is negative. You can leave quarantine after a negative PCR test, taken no earlier than on the fourth day. Falkland Islands Current visitor restrictions mean tourists are not permitted to visit the Falkland Islands, including via cruise vessels. Any arrivals are expected to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands has restricted access and visitor permits are required. Saint Helena, Ascension & Tristan da Cunha All arrivals must have had a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours prior to departing for St Helena. Arrivals are subject to compulsory quarantine for 14 days. There are no other entry restrictions in force and foreign nationals are permitted to enter St Helena provided they meet the immigration rules. Anguilla Entry requirements in Anguilla remain strict. Only fully vaccinated travellers are allowed to enter the country. You must apply for permission at ivisitanguilla.com and submit a negative PCR test from a taken three to five days before departure. Antigua and Barbuda Restrictions, including testing and screening on arrival, apply to all visitors to Antigua and Barbuda regardless of vaccination status and ultimately it is the decision of the Quarantine Authority on who must self-isolate or quarantine on arrival. Barbados According to the FCDO: “All travellers from the UK must present on arrival a valid Covid-19 PCR negative test result taken no more than three days in advance of your flight’s arrival.” Rules then vary depending on inoculation status. If vaccinated: “On arrival, you will undergo a rapid PCR test either at the airport or at your government-approved accommodation. You will need to remain on the premises of your accommodation and follow the quarantine rules until you receive the results of your second test. The government aims to return results within 24 hours but it is recommended that you book two nights’ accommodation.” Those who are not vaccinated will be quarantined, with the requirement to wear a tracking bracelet, until they undergo a second PCR test on day five – if negative they will be allowed out onto the island. Bermuda According to the FCDO: “Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, all visitors from a country classified by the WHO as having community transmission of Covid-19 (including the UK) will need to apply for a Bermuda Covid-19 Travel Authorisation 1 to 3 days before departure. By applying for a Travel Authorisation, visitors and residents agree to comply with Bermuda’s quarantine and public health laws instructions at all times.” All arrivals face quarantine and further testing but rules vary depending on vaccination status and test results. Further information can be found on the local Government website. British Antarctic territory If you feel so inclined to spend your holiday in the Antarctic then you may need a valid permit, which can be obtained from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office in London. Apart from that and the distance, and the harsh landscape, nothing stands in your way. Cayman Islands Airports in the Cayman Islands are closed to all scheduled inbound and outbound international passenger flights until further notice. Dominica Holidaymakers are welcome in Dominica, regardless of their vaccination status, but rules do apply. The FCDO states: “All travellers from the UK must present on arrival a valid COVID-19 PCR negative test result taken no more than 72 hours in advance of your flight’s arrival. Arriving passengers must complete an online questionnaire 24 hours before arrival. The PCR test result must be uploaded and submitted with the questionnaire so that your arrival can be approved by email from the Dominican Ministry of Health. Without this email you will not be allowed to board the flight coming into Dominica.” Fully vaccinated travellers face further screening on arrival to avoid quarantine, while those without two jabs must isolated at a government facility for five days, when a negative test can permit them to leave. Grenada Good news for vaccinated travellers heading to Grenada – “Persons providing proof of full vaccination will only be required to quarantine for up to 48 hours, pending a negative result from a PCR test, administered on entry, and paid in advance.” All travellers must pre-book approved accommodation for quarantine on arrival. Montserrat All travel to or from Montserrat is via Antigua. If you are travelling to Montserrat you must comply with Antiguan entry requirements – see above. Pitcairn Islands The borders on Pitcairn are still closed to all visitors. Turks and Caicos Islands Holidaymakers will find eased restrictions in Turks and Caicos. The FCDO explains: “Anyone arriving to the Turks and Caicos Islands is required to obtain pre-travel authorisation via the Turks and Caicos Islands Assured Portal.” This includes a negative test, proof of travel insurance with Covid cover and a health screen questionnaire. Egypt Arrivals must present a negative PCR test certificate from a test taken no more than 72 hours before travel. Passengers arriving from London Heathrow can use a PCR result from a test taken out up to 96 hours prior to departure. Children under six are exempt from the test rule. Oman Proof of a negative PCR test taken within a specific time frame (depending on the length of the traveller’s flight); completion of a pre-registration form; upload Covid-19 vaccine certification and PCR test result, both containing QR codes; proof of travel health insurance that covers at least 30 days of Covid-19 treatment. Those who do not have a negative test result with a QR code may be required to take a test on arrival and wear an electronic tracking bracelet and self-isolate until they receive a negative test result. The UK’s letter version of the NHS Covid Pass for travel is required for proof of vaccination. Further rules apply to those who do not meet the requirements for proof of vaccination. Under-18s and under are exempt from the testing and vaccine proof requirements. Pakistan Evidence of a negative Covid-19 test taken up to 72 hours before the start of travel; air travellers are subject to rapid antigen testing on arrival at airports in Pakistan (those who test positive will be subject to quarantine rules). Travellers must also provide their contact information through the Pass Track App or a web-based form. Children under 12 and disabled passengers are exempt from the test requirement and the Pass Track App rule. They will need to complete a health declaration form on arrival. Turkey Travellers arriving from the UK must have a negative PCR test result taken within 72 hours of arrival to Turkey regardless of their vaccination status. There is a medical evaluation for symptoms of coronavirus on arrival, including temperature checks and random PCR testing. Travellers must also complete a passenger locator form prior to arriving in Turkey. Maldives Visitors must present a negative PCR test result on arrival, issued no more than 96 hours prior to departure. They must fill in a Traveller Health Declaration form 24 hours prior to departure and complete a Immigration Arrival Card on arrival. Temperature checks and screening procedures will be in place at the airport. UK travellers who are not visiting as tourists (such as residents) who have completed two doses of vaccination will need to provide a negative PCR test result, but will not face quarantine. Those who are not fully vaccinated will need to self-isolate for 14 days. Bangladesh Travellers will face 14 days of quarantine, carried out “at home” if fully vaccinated or at a government nominated hotel if not. In addition to quarantine, to enter from the UK, travellers need: a negative PCR test result (for all travellers aged 10 or over); confirmation of vaccination status; a completed health declaration form and a passenger locator form. Kenya All passengers aged five or over travelling from the UK must have a negative PCR test certificate from a test taken within 96 hours of travel. They must also self-isolate for seven days upon arrival and take a PCR test four days after arrival. They must also submit daily health information, including the results of their day four test, on the Jitenge Platform/App for 14 days. In addition, they must complete a Covid-19 Travellers Health Surveillance Form before their arrival: travellers will be sent a QR code after submitting the form, which they will have to show on arrival. Sri Lanka All travellers must take a PCR test while staying in a quarantine hotel or centre. If the test comes back negative and the traveller is fully vaccinated that won’t have to undergo further quarantine. Unvaccinated travellers must take the test but also undergo a mandatory quarantine of 14 days with a PCR test on day 14. The 54 hotel quarantine red list countries are: South Africa DR Congo Tanzania Zimbabwe Botswana Eswatini Zambia Malawi Namibia Lesotho Mozambique Angola Rwanda Burundi Somalia Ethiopia Seychelles Panama Cape Verde Argentina Brazil Bolivia Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Uruguay Venezuela The Philippines Nepal Costa Rica Sudan Trinidad and Tobago Afghanistan Uganda Tunisia Eritrea Haiti Dominican Republic Mongolia Cuba Myanmar Malaysia Sierra Leone Georgia Mexico La Reunion Mayotte Thailand Montenegro Find full details of the red list here. Reader Service: Don’t forget to purchase travel insurance before you go away. 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Pri putovanju potrebno je poštivati važeće zdravstvene i sigurnosne smjernice. Prilikom boravka u Republici Hrvatskoj svi putnici, neovisno o kategoriji i državi iz koje dolaze, dužni su se pridržavati općih i posebnih preporuka i uputa Hrvatskog zavoda za javno zdravstvo. Interaktivna karta Hrvatske s označenim aktivnim slučajevima zaraze bolešću COVID-19 po regijama može se pronaći na sljedećoj poveznici: https://www.croatiacovid19.info/ Dnevna izvješća za Šibensko-kninsku županiju o aktivnim slučajevima zaraze bolešću COVID-19 mogu se preuzeti ovdje: https://sibensko-kninska-zupanija.hr/stranica/koronavirus-aktualni-podatci-i-preporuke/316?stranice=koronavirus-aktualni-podatci-i-preporuke&id=316 U Hrvatskoj je u tijeku cijepljenje stanovništva: korisnici domova za starije i nemoćne osobe, zdravstveni djelatnici, osobe starije od 65 godina i kronični bolesnici. Cijepljenje opće populacije kreće uskoro. MOGUĆNOSTI TESTIRANJA NA COVID-19 U ŠIBENIKU Građani i gosti u Šibensko-kninskoj županiji mogu se testirati na SARS-CoV-2 (PCR metoda): Sve informacije se mogu pronaći na sljedećoj poveznici: https://www.zzjz-sibenik.hr/testiranje-osoba-kojima-je-potrebna-potvrda-o-testiranju-na-sars-cov-2/ BUDITE SIGURNI U TRIBUNJU I HRVATSKOJ Sigurnost i zdravlje naših sugrađana i gostiju stavljamo na prvo mjesto. Upoznajte se sa projektom Safe Stay in Croatia, dio projekta Safe travels koju provodi WTTC (World Tourism Travel Council – Svjetsko vijeće za turizam i putovanja). Oznaka Safe Stay in Croatia garantira primjenu zdravstvenih i sigurnosnih protokola u poslovanju na svim razinama turističkih djelatnosti sa ciljem sprečavanja zaraze od COVID-19 bolesti. Turistička zajednica Općine Tribunj je ponosni nositelj oznake Safe Stay in Croatia. Više detalja možete pronaći ovdje: www.safestayincroatia.hr. Mrežna stranica projekta nudi: ULAZAK U REPUBLIKU HRVATSKU ZA STRANE DRŽAVLJANE Stožer civilne zaštite Republike Hrvatske je 31. ožujka 2021. godine radi zaštite stanovništva Republike Hrvatske od bolesti COVID-19 donio Odluku o privremenoj zabrani i ograničavanju prelaska preko graničnih prijelaza Republike Hrvatske. Odluka se primjenjuje od 01. do 30. travnja 2021. godine. Putnici koji putuju u RH iz jedne od država članica EU/EGP i državljani država članica Europske unije (uključivši i hrvatske državljane), odnosno država članica schengenskog prostora i država pridruženih schengenskom prostoru, kao i članovi njihovih obitelji te državljani trećih zemalja koji su osobe s dugotrajnim boravištem na temelju Direktive Vijeća 2003/109/EZ koji dolaze iz trećih zemalja, prilikom ulaska u Republiku Hrvatsku neovisno o državljanstvu, moraju predočiti: Sukladno smjernicama nadležnih tijela određeni su izuzetci kako slijedi: Putnici koji putuju u Republiku Hrvatsku iz jedne od država članica EU/EGP (bez obzira na državljanstvo) Dokaz o testiranju ili potvrde o cijepljenju protiv/preboljenju bolesti izazvane virusom SARS-CoV-2PCR test na SARS-CoV-2 ne moraju imati slijedeće kategorije putnika koji putuju iz država/regija članica EU/EGP iako dolaze s područja zemalja koje ne pripadaju zelenoj listi Europskog centra za kontrolu i prevenciju bolesti: Odredbe o pograničnim radnicima na adekvatan način primjenjuju i na druge kategorije putnika koji zbog naravi svoga posla ili zanimanja imaju potrebu učestalog prelaska državne granice (npr. sportaši koji igraju za klubove u susjednoj državi). Putnicima koji dolaze neposredno iz država i/ili regija članica Europske unije, odnosno država i/ili regija članica schengenskog prostora i država pridruženih schengenskom prostoru, a koje se trenutno nalaze na tzv. zelenoj listi Europskog centra za kontrolu i prevenciju bolesti, neovisno o državljanstvu, omogućit će se ulazak u Republiku Hrvatsku pod jednakim uvjetima kao i prije pojave bolesti COVID-19 ukoliko ne pokazuju znakove bolesti te nisu bili u bliskom kontaktu s oboljelom osobom. Ako su prethodno navedene osobe do graničnih prijelaza Republike Hrvatske tranzitirale preko drugih država/regija bez zadržavanja, na graničnom prijelazu trebaju dokazati da se nisu zadržavale na područjima tranzita te se u tom slučaju od njih neće zahtijevati dokazi o testiranju ili potvrde o cijepljenju protiv/preboljenju bolesti izazvane virusom SARS-CoV-2, niti im se određuje mjera samoizolacije. Grafički prikaz država prema bojama sukladno riziku od bolesti COVID-19, moguće je naći na web stranicama Europskog centra za sprečavanje i kontrolu bolesti (ECDC). Državljani država članica EU/EGP kao i članovi njihove obitelji koji putuju u Republiku Hrvatsku iz trećih zemalja, odnosno onih koje nisu članice EU/EGP Za prethodno navedene osobe, prilikom ulaska u Republiku Hrvatsku, na graničnom prijelazu neće se zahtijevati dokazi o testiranju ili potvrde o cijepljenju protiv/preboljenju bolesti izazvane virusom SARS-CoV-2, niti im se određuje mjera samoizolacije ukoliko se radi o: Državljani trećih zemalja Državljani trećih zemalja, koji nisu članovi obitelji državljana država članica schengenskog prostora i država pridruženih schengenskom prostoru, niti su osobe s dugotrajnim boravištem na temelju Direktive Vijeća 2003/109/EZ od 25. studenoga 2003. godine o statusu državljana trećih zemalja s dugotrajnim boravištem i osobama koje imaju pravo boravka temeljem drugih direktiva EU ili nacionalnog prava ili koje imaju nacionalne dugoročne vize, izuzev osoba iz točke I. ove Odluke, ulazak u Republiku Hrvatsku odobrit će se samo u slučaju nužnih putovanja. Iznimke koje se odnose na gore navedena nužna putovanja su: Putnici koji predstavljaju jednu od prethodno navedenih iznimaka dužni su prilikom ulaska u Republiku Hrvatsku predočiti vjerodostojnu dokumentaciju u svrhu dokazivanja razloga izuzeća od obveze posjedovanja jednog od navedenih testova/određivanja mjere samoizolacije. Putnici iz zemalja koje su obuhvaćene Popis država za koje se pri dolasku u Republiku Hrvatsku primjenjuju posebne epidemiološke mjere prilikom prelaska granice obvezni su predočiti negativan nalaz PCR testa koji nije stariji od 48 sati i određuje im se nužna mjera obvezne samoizolacije u trajanju od 14 dana. Vrijeme trajanja samoizolacije može se skratiti ako osoba, najranije sedmi dan samoizolacije, o svom trošku obave PCR testiranje na SARS-CoV-2 u ustanovi ovlaštenoj za provedbu testiranja te ako je nalaz testa negativan. Uklanjanje mjere samoizolacije (unijete na graničnom prijelazu), a po dobivanju negativnog nalaza PCR testa ili brzog antigenskog U takvim slučajevima, putnicima će se na graničnom prijelazu uručiti letak s uputom o postupku po prispijeću negativnog nalaza molekularnog PCR testa ili brzog antigenskog testa – BAT (NE priznaju se serološki testovi). Na letku će se nalaziti e-mail adresa graničnog prijelaza na kojem mu je putniku određena mjera samoizolacije, a na koju će poslati negativan nalaz jednog od prethodno navedenih testova, dobivenog od strane zdravstvene ustanove u kojoj je obavljeno testiranje, u cilju uklanjanja (brisanja) unijete mjere. Navedene osobe dužne su se testirati u mjestu boravišta, odnosno prebivališta, gdje su im osigurani uvjeti za samoizolaciju te tamo čekati negativan nalaz PCR testa ili brzog antigenskog testa – BAT. Osobe koje su preboljele COVID-19 unazad šest (6) mjeseci izuzete su od obveze testiranja i samoizolacije. Za dokaz da su preboljeli COVID-19 putnici trebaju imati pozitivan nalaz PCR ili brzog antigenskog testa – BAT koji je stariji od 11 dana, ali ne stariji od 180 dana od trenutka uzimanja uzorka ili potvrdu da su preboljeli COVID-19 izdanu od liječnika. Osobe koje su prije više od 14 dana primile drugu dozu cjepiva (za cjepivo Johnson&Johnson prvu i jedinu dozu) protiv COVID-19 koje apliciraju države članice izuzete su od obveze testiranja i samoizolacije. Djeca mlađa od sedam godina koja putuju u pratnji roditelja/skrbnika su izuzeta od obveze predočenja negativnog rezultata testa ili samoizolacije ako su roditelji/skrbnici negativni u PCR ili brzom antigenskom – BAT testu, odnosno posjeduju potvrdu o cijepljenju ili preboljenju bolesti COVID-19. Od osoba koje posjeduju negativan PCR test ili brzi antigenski test – BAT napravljen u Republici Hrvatskoj zbog kratkotrajnog putovanja u nama susjednu ili neku drugu državu i vraćaju se u Republiku Hrvatsku u roku manjem od 48 sati od dana izvršenog testiranja, odnosno u roku važenja testa, neće se zahtijevati novi PCR test ili brzi antigenski test – BAT iz zemlje u kojoj su kratkotrajno boravili, već će im se ulazak omogućiti uz predočenje testa napravljenog u Republici Hrvatskoj. ZA ULAZAK U RH POTREBNO JE POPUNITI ON-LINE FORMULAR ENTER CROATIA S ciljem olakšavanja prelaska granice Republike Hrvatske te kako bi naši gosti bili upoznati s epidemiološkim mjerama koje su na snazi u Hrvatskoj, stvorena je web stranica https://entercroatia.mup.hr. Na navedenoj stranici se nalazi online obrazac u kojeg putnici upisuju sve podatke koji su traženi u procesu prelaska granice te uz jednostavno predočenje putovnice ili osobne isprave policajcu na granici, broj ili kod s osobne iskaznice ili putovnice se automatski povezuje sa svim unaprijed upisanim podacima online. Na taj način neće biti potrebno dodatno zadržavanje putnika na graničnom prijelazu radi davanja potrebnih podataka, jer će granična policija već imati te podatke u sustavu. Istovremeno, svi oni koji ispune svoje podatke online, na njihovu email adresu će biti poslane upute koje će sadržavati epidemiološke informacije i mjere na snazi u RH za njihov siguran boravak u Hrvatskoj. OBAVEZNE MJERE PREDOSTROŽNOSTI KOJIH SE MORATE PRIDRŽAVATI Obavezne mjere predostrožnosti kojih se tijekom boravka u RH morate pridržavati su slijedeće: POSTUPAK KOD SUMNJE NA BOLEST COVID 19 Kod pojave simptoma na bolest COVID-19 molimo Vas da postupite kako slijedi: Vlasnik smještaja kod kojeg boravite, kod pojave sumnje na bolest COVID 19 dužan je: POPIS EPIDEMIOLOŠKIH MJERA KOJIH SE PUTNICI KOJI DOLAZE IZ REPUBLIKE HRVATSKE TREBAJU PRIDRŽAVATI PRILIKOM PRELASKA DRŽAVNIH GRANICA SLJEDEĆIH ZEMALJA Austrija Uz obvezu karantene, koja se može prekinuti negativnim testom 5. dan nakon ulaska u Austriju, za ulazak Austriju potreban je PCR test ili antigenski test ne stariji od 72 sata. Ako se prilikom ulaska ne može predočiti test, potrebno je testirati se u Austriji u roku od 24 sata. Putovanje u pokrajinu Tirol ograničeno je samo na nužna putovanja. Od 12. veljače sve osobe moraju uz sebe imati negativni test na COVID-19 (ne stariji od 48 sati) pri napuštanju Tirola. Primjenjuju se izuzeća za djecu mlađu od 10 godina, tranzitna putovanja i putovanja do Istočnog Tirola, Jungholza i doline Rißtal. Više informacija dostupno je na poveznici. Bosna i Hercegovina Državljani Republike Hrvatske u Bosnu i Hercegovinu mogu ući s valjanom putovnicom ili osobnom iskaznicom i ne trebaju predočiti negativan PCR test na SARS-CoV-2 kada u Bosnu i Hercegovinu ulaze direktno iz Hrvatske, kao i njihova maloljetna djeca i supružnici koji su državljani drugih zemalja. Više informacija potražite na sljedećim poveznicama. Crna Gora Državljani Republike Hrvatske u Crnu Goru mogu ući s valjanom putovnicom ili osobnom iskaznicomi i pri ulasku ne trebaju predočiti negativan PCR test na SARS-CoV-2. Preko graničnih prijelaza Vuča na putnom pravcu Rožaje – Tutin i Metaljka na putnom pravcu Pljevlja – Čajniče moguć je izlazak putnika iz Crne Gore u terminu 7:00-19:00 sati. Svi ostali granični prijelazi su otvoreni. Nošenje zaštitnih maski na otvorenom i zatvorenom obavezno je na cijelom teritoriju Crne Gore za sve osobe i djecu stariju od 5 godina. Više informacija pročitajte na poveznici. Češka Putovanje u Češku u svrhu turizma ili u posjet prijateljima nije moguće, već je putovanje moguće isključivo iz bitnih/nužnih razloga. Zabrana ne utječe na prekogranične radnike. Prije ulaska u Češku, osobe koje su u posljednjih 14 dana provele duže od 12 sati na teritoriju klasificiranom kao „crveni“ (Hrvatska je u toj skupini, a najteža skupina zemalja je tamnocrvena) moraju pokazati negativni test antigena ne stariji od 24 sata ili PCR test ne stariji od 72 sata. Nakon ulaska na teritorij Češke Republike (5 dana od dolaska), sve osobe se moraju ponovno o svom trošku testirati (PCR test). Obavezna izolacija sve do prispijeća negativnih rezultata. Tijekom 10 dana nakon ulaska u Češku obavezno je nošenje maski za lice (FFP2, KN95, N95, P2, DS ili kiruršku). Prije ulaska potrebno je ispuniti formular. Francuska Preporuka je putovati samo u slučajevima nužde. Za putnike starije od 11 godina koji dolaze (zračnim, morskim ili kopnenim putem) na teritorij Francuske Republike iz Republike Hrvatske na snazi je obaveza predočavanja negativnog PCR nalaza ne starijeg od 72h. Za sve putnike koji dolaze iz EU na snazi je i obaveza ispunjavanja tzv. ”Izjave” koja se nalazi na web stranici (na francuskom i engleskom jeziku), a kojom se izjavljuje da osoba nema simptome COVID-19, te da u zadnjih 14 dana koja su prethodila putovanju nije bila u kontaktu s osobom pozitivnom na COVID-19. Maske se moraju nositi u svim vozilima javnog prijevoza. Više informacija potražite na poveznici. Italija Prema odluci Vlade Talijanske Republike, koja je stupila na snagu 8. listopada 2020. godine, produljena je odluka o izvanrednom kriznom stanju na nacionalnom teritoriju Italije do 30. travnja 2021. Hrvatski državljani i sve osobe koje dolaze u Italiju moraju predočiti negativan PCR test ili antigenski test ne stariji od 48 sati. Iznimke od ovih pravila odnose se na kretanja opravdana neodgodivim poslom, neodgodivim zdravstvenim potrebama ili vraćanjem u mjesto prebivališta odnosno boravišta, tranzitom do 72 sata, neophodnim ulaskom do 120 sati. Obavezno ispuniti obrazac koji se sastoji od izjave da osoba nije zaražena koronavirusom, podataka o putovanju i kontakta. Više informacija o obrascu nalazi se na poveznici. Na snazi je obveza nošenja maske na otvorenom te zabrane kretanja na cijelom nacionalnom teritoriju od 22 sata do 5 sati ujutro. Obaveza nošenja zaštitne maske odnosi se na otvorene i zatvorene prostore, uz neke iznimke. Skijaške piste, bazeni, kina i kazališta ostaju zatvorena. Prije polaska na putovanje preporuča se provjeriti sve dodatne odredbe odredišnih regija, izravnim kontaktiranjem ili putem službenih stranica regija koje možete pronaći na poveznici. Mađarska Uredbom Vlade od 1. rujna, zabranjuje se ulazak u Mađarsku svim stranim državljanima, pa tako i državljanima Republike Hrvatske, koji nemaju odobren stalni ili privremeni boravak u Mađarskoj. Strani državljani koji imaju regulirani boravak u Mađarskoj prilikom povratka iz inozemstva podliježu obavezi samoizolacije/karantene u trajanju od 10 dana. Ista se može ukinuti u slučaju dva negativna testa SARS-COV-2 PCR, izvršena u Mađarskoj o osobnom trošku, u roku od pet dana, s razmakom od najmanje 48 sati. Državljani Republike Hrvatske koji žive u pograničnom pojasu od 30 km mogu ulaziti na teritorij Mađarske, uz jednokratni boravak od najviše 24 sata. Više informacija potražite na poveznici. Njemačka Od dana 8. studenog 2020. svi putnici koji su u vremenskom razdoblju od 10 dana prije ulaska u SR Njemačku boravili u Hrvatskoj, ili nekoj drugoj zemlji koja je prema Robert Koch Institutu i Ministarstvu vanjskih poslova SR Njemačke klasificirana kao rizična zemlja, obavezni su po ulasku u SR Njemačku bez odgađanja otići u samoizolaciju na 10 dana, te se obavezno javiti nadležnom uredu za zdravstvo. Uoči putovanja potrebno je ispuniti digitalnu prijavu ulaska u SR Njemačku koja je dostupna na hrvatskom jeziku. Karantena završava najranije peti dan nakon ulaska u SR Njemačku, ako osoba dobije negativan test na SARS-CoV-2, a testiranje se može provesti najranije peti dan nakon ulaska u SR Njemačku. Od 11.04.2021 svi putnici koji dolaze iz Hrvatske moraju pri ulasku u SR Njemačku predočiti negativan PCR ili antigensti test rezultat na prisutnost SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) ne stariji od 48 sati. Prema odluci Vlade SR Njemačke od dana 30.03.2021. godine svi putnici koji zračnim putem ulaze u SR Njemačku, bez obzira da li dolaze iz rizičnih područja, visoko rizičnih područja, područja s mutiranim varijantama virusa COVID-19 ili područja koje nije klasificirano kao rizično, moraju prije ukrcaja na zrakoplov predočiti negativan test PCR, LAMP, TMA ili antigenski test za izravno dokazivanje virusa korona SARS-CoV-2 ne stariji od 48 sati (računajući od trenutka uzimanja brisa). Od ove obaveze su izuzeta djeca do 6 (šest) godina starosti. Ova mjera je na snazi do 12.05.2021. godine. Također, važno je znati da njemačke savezne zemlje pojedinačno donose uredbe te mogu postojati razlike u sadržaju usvojenih uredbi. Više informacija potražite na poveznici. Poljska Putnici koji u Poljsku stižu zrakoplovom, autobusom ili drugim sredstvima javnog prijevoza, moraju u desetodnevnu karantenu računajući od dana koji slijedi nakon dana ulaska. Od 23. siječnja 2021. putnici s negativnim rezultatom testa na SARS-CoV-2 ne podliježu obveznoj karanteni. Test ne smije biti stariji od 48 sati od ulaska u Poljsku. Putnici koji su cijepljeni protiv COVID-19 izuzeti su od obvezne karantene (potrebna je potvrda o cijepljenju). Slovačka Svi putnici koji u Slovačku ulaze kopnom ili zrakoplovom morat će po ulasku u zemlju u karantenu u razdoblju od 14 dana, koja će završiti najranije nakon 8. dana, ako putnik bude negativan na COVID-19. Djeca mlađa od 10 godina morat će ostati u izolaciji sve dok su ostali članovi njihovog zajedničkog kućanstva u karanteni. Iznimke od pravila karantene primjenjuju se na putnike koji rade u susjednim zemljama, studente, njegovatelje, ljude zaposlene u kulturnom sektoru, medije i slično, kao i zaposlenike diplomatskih misija i međunarodnih organizacija koji uživaju diplomatski imunitet. Sve gore navedene skupine moraju imati negativan rezultat antigenskog ili PCR testa, ne stariji od 7 dana, svaki put kad uđu u Slovačku. Slovenija Odlukom slovenske Vlade koja je stupila na snagu 6. ožujka 2021., osobama koje ulaze u Sloveniju iz država ili regija koje su na crvenom popisu određuje se 10-dnevna karantena. Za vrijeme trajanja karantene može se obaviti testiranje najranije petog dana od određivanja karantene, a ako je rezultat testiranja negativan karantena se prekida. Karantena neće biti određena ako osoba na graničnom prijelazu predoči: Srbija Radi zaštite od unošenja zaraznih bolesti na teritorij Republike Srbije, od 14. siječnja 2021. godine, osobe koja dolaze u Republiku Srbiju iz svih država svijeta, uz neke izuzetke, dozvoljen je ulazak u Republiku Srbiju samo ako posjeduju negativan RT-PCR test na prisustvo virusa SARS-CoV-2, ne stariji od 48 sati, izdat od strane provjerenog laboratorija države iz koje dolaze, odnosno iz koje ulaze u Republiku Srbiju. Ako postoji kašnjenje prilikom ulaska u Republiku Srbiju, a koje se ne može pripisati krivici putnika, već je posljedica neočekivanog događaja koji se nije mogao predvidjeti, izbjeći ili otkloniti (kašnjenje/odgoda leta, polaska autobusa i sl.), onda test ne može biti stariji od 72 sata prilikom ulaska u Republiku Srbiju. Više informacija pročitajte na poveznici. Švicarska Hrvatska se od 21. siječnja 2021. više ne nalazi na švicarskom popisu zemalja s velikim rizikom od zaraze koronavirusom pa za osobe koje u Švicarsku Konfederaciju dolaze iz Republike Hrvatske više nema obaveze samoizolacije. Dodatno, za ulazak u Švicarku Konfederaciju nije potrebno predočiti negativan PCR test, osim u slučaju putovanja zrakoplovom. Tako od 8. veljače 2021. svi putnici koji u Švicarsku dolaze zrakoplovom, pa i oni koji dolaze s područja koja nisu na švicarskom popisu područja s visokim rizikom od zaraze koronavirusom, obavezno pri ukrcaju na zrakoplov moraju predočiti negativan PCR test ne stariji od 72 sata. Također, sve osobe koje u Švicarsku dolaze zrakoplovom, autobusom, vlakom ili brodom obavezne su ispuniti on-line obrazac koji je dostupan ovdje. Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo Putnici koji ulaze u Englesku iz RH moraju (1) obaviti testiranje na COVID-19 u periodu od tri dana prije puta i dobiti negativan rezultat, što je preduvjet za polazak na put; (2) naručiti i platiti tzv. travel test package (po cijeni od 210 GBP) koji sadrži dva testa na COVID-19 koje treba obaviti tijekom samoizolacije; (3) ispuniti tzv. passenger locator form u kojem se, između ostaloga, navode detalji o adresi gdje će se provesti desetodnevna samoizolacija, kao i reference number za kupljeni travel test package; (4) otići na lokaciju gdje će se izvršiti samoizolacija te obaviti jedan test na COVID-19 drugog dana samoizolacije (ili prije toga) te osmog dana samoizolacije (ili nakon toga). Škotska, Wales i Sjeverna Irska imaju vlastita pravila vezano uz putovanja, te upućujemo sve osobe koje putuju u te regije da detaljno prouče informacije na njihovim službenim stranicama. Dodatne informacije možete pronaći na mrežnim stranicama Ministarstva vanjskih i europskih poslova te Reopen Europa.