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Most countries have travel restrictions in place in a bid to control the spread of COVID-19. The latest big changes include: Italy dropped its ‘state of emergency’ on 31 March but has extended its travel restrictions until 30 April. Sweden removed the entry ban on non-EU travellers from 1 April. Latvia has also joined the growing list of restriction-free European countries, including Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland. Cyprus is easing its entry rules for unvaccinated travellers and scrapping its traffic-light system from 18 April. Certain restrictions on the island will ease from 11 April. This article is updated regularly, but rules change quickly so please check official government advice before travelling. Albania Measures to contain COVID-19 remain in effect, including night-time curfews from 11pm to 6am, and mandatory face masks indoors and on public transport. All land borders are open and there is no restricted movement around the country. All foreign nationals over the age of six must have one of the following: proof of vaccination, a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours before arrival, a rapid antigen test taken less than 48 hours before arrival or evidence that you have recovered from COVID-19 within the last six months. More information here. Andorra - Access to Andorra requires passing through either Spain or France, so check their travel restrictions, too, before planning your trip. - Travel to and from the country is open, but masks are still required in indoor spaces. Andorra also asks that social distancing be respected. - Travellers who intend to stay in Andorra for more than three nights need to present a vaccination certificate, a negative PCR or lateral flow test result, or proof that they have recovered from COVID-19. More information here. Austria Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. One of three documents is required to enter the country – a negative PCR test no older than 72 hours, a vaccine certificate or proof of past infection. However, only proof of vaccination or past infection will be accepted to enter any type of accommodation, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, theatres and to use cable cars or ski lifts. A negative COVID-19 test will not be sufficient. If you are travelling from a country not on Austria’s safelist you will need to complete a pre-travel clearance form. You can find the full list of safe countries and regions here. The current curfew for restaurants is midnight. Bars and clubs re-opened on 5 March. Belarus All travel to Belarus should be avoided, due to the risk of arbitrary enforcement of local laws and the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It’s still possible to travel to Belarus by air under certain restrictions, but land travel for leisure is currently banned. At the moment, most countries are considered high risk but fully vaccinated arrivals are exempt from restrictions. All public spaces and tourist destinations are open with some restrictions in place. Foreign arrivals who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to do a PCR test 72 hours before entry. This rule still holds for those above six who are not vaccinated. Masks are compulsory on public transport. More information here. Belgium Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Belgian authorities have relaxed domestic COVID-19 restrictions from 7 March. No one will have to present a valid COVID Certificate when accessing bars, restaurants, and cafes anymore. Everyone entering the country must fill in a Passenger Locator Form, except if you are staying in Belgium for less than 48 hours. The rules for testing and quarantine vary depending on where you are travelling from, where you have been in the last 14 days and your vaccination status. The official government website is the best source of information on Belgium’s rules. Masks are no longer required outdoors but remain compulsory in indoor spaces such as shops, places of worship and public transport. More information here. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bosnia and Herzegovina are open to tourists as long as they can present a negative PCR result, issued no less than 48 hours before travel, or proof of vaccination. Grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and cafes are open, along with most other businesses. People must wear masks in outdoor and indoor public spaces and on public transport. The Bosnia and Herzegovina border police are publishing regular updates about foreign travel here. Bulgaria - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Many EU countries are now on Bulgaria’s red list, however with further requirements for entry. - Bulgaria is operating a colour-coded system for international travel. - A negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before travel is necessary for entry. The country has introduced a ‘dark red’ category with more stringent requirements for entry. There are no restrictions on travel between cities, and police-operated checkpoints have ceased. The leisure and entertainment sector is either on lockdown or operating at reduced capacity. More information here. Croatia Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. All passengers coming from an EU/EEA country on the ‘green list’ are allowed into Croatia, as long as they can show a negative PCR test taken 48 hours before departing, or a vaccination certificate. Failing to provide any of the above documents, travellers have the obligation to isolate themselves for 7 days on arrival in Croatia. This isolation can be shortened by obtaining a negative result in a PCR test or rapid antigenic carried out in Croatia. More information here. Cyprus Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Cyprus no longer requires fully vaccinated travellers to take a pre-departure test. Unvaccinated travellers from the red category, which includes the majority of EU Member States, are required to undergo double testing requirements in order to enter Cyprus. All travellers aged 12 and over must take a PCR test upon arrival at the airport in Cyprus, which must be paid for by the passenger. If the test is positive, tourists must remain in isolation and will receive instructions from the Cypriot Ministry of Health. Tourists may be asked to take a another rapid COVID test 72 hours after arrival. This will be free of charge to all passengers who show their boarding card. People who have received their booster jab are exempt from this test. Cyprus is also operating a ‘SafePass’ to access public spaces, where face masks must be worn. A Cyprus Flight Pass must be obtained by all arrivals, along with a negative PCR test for grey and red list arrivals. From 11 April, Cyprus’ ‘SafePass’ will be needed for access to restaurants and for those entering health care units, homes for the elderly, and medical centres. It will also be needed for health workers. From 18 April, the country’s red, orange and green lists will be removed, and vaccinated travellers will no longer be required to hold a CyprusFlightPass. People who have not been vaccinated, or not completed their booster shots, will still need to present a negative PCR test (taken within the past 72 hours) or a lateral flow test (taken within the past 24 hours.) More information here. Czech Republic - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - All travellers are required to fill in the Passenger Locator Form and present it upon arrival. - Czech Republic separates countries into categories with varying entry requirements, the full lists are available here. More information here. Denmark Denmark has dropped all travel restrictions on international tourists. Since 29 March, even unvaccinated people no longer need to show a pre-arrival test. Rules may be re-introduced at short notice for high risk countries. The government sys it has a ‘handbrake’ it can activate if concerning variants emerge. All domestic COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted. Masks are no longer be a legal requirement and you will not need to show an EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC) to enter restaurants, museums and bars. More information here. Estonia - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - A 10-day quarantine period will be applied if you are arriving from an EU/EEA country with an infection rate higher than 150 cases per 100,000 of the population in the last 14 days. - Travel documents and medical symptoms are checked at the borders. More information here. Finland Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Finland has scrapped pre-arrival testing for fully vaccinated visitors from outside of the EU and Schengen travel area. Visitors from non-EU and Schengen countries will have to present proof of full vaccination or proof of recovery from COVID-19 within the past six months. The Finnish Border Guard gives advice on cross-border traffic by phone and email. The service is available in Finnish, Swedish and English on weekdays between 8.00 and 16.00 at +358 295 420 100. Questions can also be sent by email to [email protected] More information here. France Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. France no longer requires fully vaccinated travellers to present a negative COVID-19 test from 12 February. Non-vaccinated visitors from the EU need to present a negative test taken 24 hours before travel. Unvaccinated visitors from countries on France’s ‘orange list’ will still need to give a compelling reason to travel to the country. France has now lifted the COVID passport requirements for access to most venues and events. So, starting 14 March, places like restaurants, bars, nightclubs, cinemas, theatres, stadiums and exhibitions can be accessed without proof of vaccination. Germany Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Germany is operating a ‘green pass’ for entry into public spaces. UK tourists who are fully vaccinated can enter Germany for any reason and and only need to show their Digital COVID pass. Unvaccinated tourists must present a negative COVID test. Travellers entering the country need to fill out a digital registration form before they travel and must have proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID test. Full details here. Starting from 3 March, all countries will be removed from its high-risk list. The move means that travellers, regardless of their country of origin, can now enter Germany without being subject to additional entry rules, such as pre-entry testing and quarantine requirements - German regions have some authority to set their own restrictions leading to new restrictions being put in place since mid-November. It is best to research where you are going to find out what restrictions are in place at the time, as they can change at short notice. Find out more here. Greece Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Vaccinated visitors to Greece will no longer need to complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF) before entering the country from 15 March. Fully vaccinated travellers no longer need to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test to enter Greece. Unvaccinated travellers will still require a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before arrival or a rapid antigen test taken within 24 hours. Beaches are open but people must socially distance themselves. Masks must be worn in all indoor public places. More information here. Hungary Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Social distancing rules are no longer in force, but people must wear face masks in hospitals and ‘social institutions’. They must be worn on public transport too. Curfews are no longer in place. Shops and service providers are now open as normal. More information here. Iceland Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. As of 25 February, Iceland has dropped all domestic and border restrictions. This means that no restrictions will be enforced at the border and all passengers will be able to enter Iceland whether they are vaccinated or not. More information here. Ireland Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Travellers who plan to enter Ireland are no longer subject to entry requirements after the authorities decided to abolish all the restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19. - Only people who are fully vaccinated, or who have proof of recovery from COVID-19 in the past six months, will be able to enjoy indoor hospitality. More information here. Italy dropped its ‘state of emergency’ at the end of March, but the government decided to extend travel restrictions until 30 April. Fully-vaccinated tourists only need to present proof of vaccination; otherwise a negative COVID test is required. See our longer article on Italy’s entry rules here. Masks will reportedly no longer be required in indoor venues or on public transport from 1 May. Both residents and visitors to Italy require a ‘super green pass’ to enter hotels, bars, restaurants, cafes, use public transport and the majority of indoor venues. This super green pass is only available to people who are fully vaccinated, unlike previously when proof of a negative test was sufficient. Italian citizens and residents can obtain green passes in many ways, but for visitors, a vaccination certificate from your home country will be accepted in its place. More information here. Kosovo - All arrivals to Kosovo are required to demonstrate that they have either received three doses of a COVID-19 vaccination or proof of two doses and a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours of arrival. - Medical staff are present at border crossings and you may be subject to a health check, especially if you are showing symptoms of COVID-19. - These countries are marked as red or orange on the official ECDC map here. Latvia - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - All travellers are now welcome in Latvia, regardless of vaccination status, and with no need to take a Covid test. The Ministry of Transport has said that restrictions will apply to those travelling from high-risk areas; but there are currently no countries on this list. More information here. Liechtenstein Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. For the most part, the tourism industry is operating and the usual COVID-19 measures such as wearing face masks and social distancing apply in public spaces. Liechtenstein follows Switzerland’s travel advice, so information about travel in either country can be found here. Lithuania Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Travellers from the EU, UK, Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco, Vatican City and San Marino no longer need a test to enter Lithuania, regardless of their vaccination or recovery status. Passengers from these countries no longer need to fill in a passenger form either. As of 23 February, Lithuania has removed its traffic light system for categorising countries. PCR tests for unvaccinated third-country nationals are still required however. Foreign nationals from third countries not listed above must complete an online registration form no earlier than 24 hours before they begin their journey. More information here. Luxembourg country nationals are not allowed to travel to Luxembourg for non-essential reasons – and this rule will remain in place until 30 June. The term ‘third-country nationals’ means citizens from outside the European Union/Schengen area, San Marino, Andorra, Monaco and the Vatican. Luxembourg is operating a ‘green pass’ for access to public spaces. There is no requirement to quarantine when entering Luxembourg. However, if you do not have evidence of a negative test or submit to a rapid antigen test at the airport (which costs €10), you will need to self-isolate for 14 days or until you can show a negative test. More information here. Malta - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - All passengers must complete a passenger locator form before travelling to Malta. - Malta is still operating a traffic light system that will determine which restrictions you will be subject to when you arrive. Currently, there are still no countries on the green list. - Arrivals from countries on the red list are required to present a recognised vaccination certificate. - Until 11 April, failure to provide a vaccination certificate will result in testing on arrival and quarantine. But Malta is easing its entry rules for unvaccinated people, who will soon only need to show a valid PCR test or proof of recovery from the virus. The PCR test must be taken no more than 72 hours before arrival, and the recovery certificate can be no older than 180 days. - Travelling from countries on the ‘dark’ red list is only possible upon authorisation from the public health authorities. More information here. Moldova Moldova lifted its travel restrictions on 16 March, meaning no COVID certificate, test or other documentation is required to enter the country. Regular updates on travel restrictions, which depend on where you’re travelling from, come from the border police website here. Monaco - Monaco is open for tourists and is following the EU traffic light system to determine restrictions for arrivals. - Visitors have to present a negative PCR test no more than 72 hours before arrival. In the absence of a negative test, a quarantine will be enforced. More information here. Montenegro - Evidence of a negative PCR test taken 72 hours prior to travel, proof of recovery from COVID-19 or proof of full vaccination with an EU approved vaccine is needed for entry into Montenegro. - Arrivals to Montenegro with none of the above will need to isolate for 14 days. More information here. Netherlands Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. The Netherlands abolished COVID entry rules for all travellers from 23 March. Face masks are no longer mandatory in most public settings or trains, but still required on planes and in airports. Full details for requirements for those in transit are available here. More information here. North Macedonia - The borders are open in North Macedonia. - Bars, restaurants and cafes are open for business with social distancing and extra hygiene measures in place. - Other businesses including shops and hairdressers are open. More information here. Norway - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - Norway has removed all mandatory testing requirements at its borders. Everyone travelling to the country must still fill out an online registration form prior to arrival. Masks are compulsory in public spaces for everyone over the age of 12 unless you are exempt. More information here. Poland Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Poland scrapped all entry rules for both EU and non-EU travellers on 28 March. Face masks are now only required in hospitals and healthcare facilities. More information here. Portugal Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Travel from non-EU/EEA countries (excluding the UK and some others) is only allowed for essential purposes. It is mandatory to prove full vaccination status to enter restaurants, tourist venues and accommodation. Face masks must be worn in public and social distancing and extra hygiene measures are in force in all public settings. Similar measures have been adopted in the archipelago regions of Azores and Madeira. Travellers to Madeira are no longer required to present COVID-19 travel documents as the archipelago abolishes its entry measures. More information here. Romania Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. All travel restrictions imposed due to COVID-19 no longer apply when entering Romania, as of 9 March. That means travellers reaching Romania are exempted from providing a pre-departure test, on-arrival or post-arrival test or proof of vaccination. Romania also has removed the Passenger Locator Form requirement. Hotels, guesthouses and other tourist accommodations are open and subject to COVID-19 restrictions. Museums, cultural sites and tourist attractions are open along with restaurants, cafes and clubs. Locals and visitors must wear a mask when in indoor public spaces, as well as while in crowded outdoor gatherings. More information here. Russia - Travel to Russia is not advised due to the lack of available flight options to return to Europe, and the increased volatility in the Russian economy. On 24 February 2022 Russia launched a large scale invasion of Ukraine which is ongoing. - All arrivals into Russia will be temperature checked and will be required to provide a negative PCR test result dated within 48 hours prior to arrival. This applies regardless of vaccination status. - All foreign passengers must complete a travel form before arriving in Russia. These are usually handed out by cabin crew on arriving flights. - Testing and quarantine requirements vary depending on where you depart from with entry from some countries currently not allowed so be sure to check before you leave. - Bars, restaurants and tourist attractions are now open. More information about Russia’s COVID-19 response here. San Marino - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. - If you are accessing San Marino through Italy, you’ll need to check Italy’s travel advice before you set off. - Restaurants, bars, cafes and other leisure facilities are open with social distancing measures and face mask requirements in place. Gatherings – defined as groups of over 10 people where social distancing cannot be maintained – are still strictly forbidden. You can check the Re-open EU website for more information. Serbia - All arrivals to Serbia must provide a negative PCR test performed no more than 48 hours before departure to be allowed entry a vaccine certificate or certificate of recovery from the virus. Without these, you may be subject to a 10-day quarantine. - Travellers arriving from high-risk countries also have to self-isolate and take mandatory tests within 24 hours and after 7 days of arrival. They will also need toregister with Serbia’s e-Health portal. - Restaurants, cafes and bars are allowed to serve customers in their outdoor spaces and indoors at reduced capacity. More information here. Slovakia Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Travellers from the UK are now permitted entry as long as they are fully vaccinated. Travellers will also need to register their arrival via an online form. More information here. Slovenia - Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Slovenia has dropped all domestic and border restrictions. This means that no restrictions will be enforced at the border and all passengers will be able to enter whether they are vaccinated or not. COVID-19 restrictions vary between municipalities. More information here. Spain Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Antigen tests are now accepted instead of PCRs for travellers from countries on the list of risk zones – including France and Germany – while no tests are required for low-incidence areas. Travellers from the UK must show proof of being fully vaccinated. This means you must have received the second dose at least 14 days before arrival. Children under 12 years old are exempt when travelling with an adult. This rule applies to the whole of Spain, including the Canary Islands and the Balearics. If your last vaccination was more than 270 days ago you will also need a booster to enter the country or you will be considered unvaccinated. More information here. Sweden Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Sweden finally dropped all entry rules on non-EU travellers from 1 April. This means that travellers will no longer have to present vaccination and test certificates when entering the country. - Some temporary recommendations for non-vaccinated people are still in place, including avoided crowded indoor environments. More information here. Switzerland Connected to the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC), which allows restriction-free travel across all EU and EEA countries following proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Vaccinated and recovered travellers are no longer be required to take a pre-travel PCR test. Vaccinated arrivals from outside the Schengen area will be refused entry unless they are coming for work or exceptional reasons. Unvaccinated travellers who qualify to enter will still have to take a test prior to visiting the country but won’t have to take post-arrival tests. The rules are different if you are transiting through Switzerland. Check here for full details. All arrivals need to complete an entry form. Switzerland has a larger permitted list of countries than most European countries. It is updated regularly here. More information here. Turkey - Most travellers to Turkey aged 12 years and above must have proof of a negative PCR test result within 72 hours of arrival, an antigen test within 48 hours, or be fully jabbed. All arrivals will be subject to a medical check for symptoms of COVID, including temperature checks, and may be asked to take random PCR testing on arrival. Public and hospitality services are open. Outdoor mask-wearing is mandatory. Turkish Airlines have published a country-by-country breakdown of flight restrictions to Turkey. Ukraine Travel to Ukraine is not recommended at present due to the ongoing conflict. Check your own country’s foreign travel guidance for more information. United Kingdom From 18 March, the UK has abolished all remaining COVID-19 travel restrictions for arrivals from other countries. That means travellers are no longer obliged to fill in the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) or present a negative result upon their arrival in Britain. Unvaccinated travellers are also exempt from pre-departure tests. Face masks are no longer mandatory in UK venues, though some locations and forms of public transport may still ask you to wear them. Rules for travel into and out of Wales are available here. Rules for travel into and out of Scotland are available here. Rules for travel into and out of Northern Ireland are available here. More information here. Vatican City - Vatican City has reopened its doors to tourists following the easing of Italy’s travel restrictions. More information here. If you spot any missing information in this article, please do let us know on Twitter.
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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.