Health measures across Europe and beyond are continually changing and it's really hard for airlines to keep up. This page provides information on the health measures in place across Europe and where more information can be found. Hopefully small airlines particularly will find it useful to keep their own information up to date.
Information for European Countries provided below
Other countries will follow soon. (EASA is not responsible for issuing travel warnings or advisories or for decisions on whether borders are open or closed for EU citizens or those of other nationalities. These links point to other organisations which offer overviews of COVID-19 related travel information.)
Check the EU's Reopen.eu website or the relevant national website in each country as needed to confirm detail and further requirements. For Entry into the EU from non-EU destinations also refer to the EU's list of "safe" countries.
| Country | Useful Information | Quarantine Info | Entry Form (Y/N) | Form Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | Yes - EU/EEA/Swiss citizens arriving from a high-risk area are obligated to produce a medical certificate proving a negative COVID-19 PCR test administered 72h prior to arrival. If you were unable to get tested before entering Austria, you are required to get a test. | Yes | ||
| Belgium | Yes - Mandatory quarantine and Travel restrictions varies between Countries and Regions. | Yes |
Available in Dutch, English French and German at this link |
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| Bulgaria |
In Bulgarian only. Country specific info in English |
Yes - but only from certain countries. Specific information can be found on this website for information. | No | N/A |
| Croatia | No | Yes | Available in 11 languages on the Enter Croatia site | |
| Cyprus |
Countries are divided in 3 categories, based on epidemiological criteria and data: Category A, Category B, and all other countries not belonging to either Category A or B (classified as Category C). The categorisation of countries is available at https://cyprusflightpass.gov.cy/en/country-categories and is revised on a weekly basis, according to the evolution of the epidemiological situation. |
Yes | Use the Cyprus Pass website 24 hours before arrival. | |
| Czech Republic |
Yes - Czech Republic divides countries in two categories: green and red. For countries classified as green, entry is allowed without restrictions. For EU countries classified as red, presentation of a negative test for covid-19 or undergoing a period of quarantine is necessary. This applies both to Czech citizens and also to citizens of those EU countries who can also travel to the Czech Republic as tourists. For non-EU countries classified as red (countries which are not on the list) where there is a high risk of infection, specific conditions determined by the protective measure apply (citizens of these countries may only travel to the Czech Republic for the reasons specified in the protective measure and subject to presentation of a negative test for covid-19, or by undergoing a period of quarantine). |
No | ||
| Denmark |
National Website - Through Danish Police |
Yes - Persons entering Denmark must declare that they will isolate for 7 days upon arrival, however subjected to changes. Full list of countries with restrictions are listed on the police website "Is my country open or banned?" | Yes | Full info on the website here |
| Estonia | Restrictions are based on nationality and the COVID rates in the country of departure. Full details on the page here. | No | ||
| Finland | Yes - depending on country-based classifications on the website here. | No | ||
| France |
If you are arriving from a country on the list below and have not visited a country not on the list in the month prior to your arrival in metropolitan France, you will not be subject to a quarantine period. Member States of the European Union, Andorra, Australia, Canada, Georgia, the Holy See, Iceland, Japan, Liechtenstein, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, Rwanda, San Marino, South Korea, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia, the United Kingdom and Uruguay. If you are arriving from another country or have visited another country in the month prior to your arrival, you will be subject to a two-week quarantine period if. Full information here. |
Yes | In English and French | |
| Germany | Yes - when coming from a high risk area but testing is acceptable. More information here. | No | ||
| Greece | Passengers of flights from Bulgaria, Romania, U.A.E., Malta, Sweden, Belgium, Spain, Albania and the Republic of North Macedonia will be required to have a negative molecular test result (PCR) for COVID-19, performed up to 72 hours before their entry to Greece. | Yes - at least 24 hours before arrival | Greece Travel Website | |
| Hungary | Yes - Countries risk levels are assessed and classified as either Green, Amber, Red. All nationals entering from Amber listed countries are subjected to testing upon arrival and 14 days of Quarantine. If you show signs of Covid, entry will be denied. Travellers from Red countries can only enter if they hold a permanent residences or citizenship and are subjected to quarantine and testing. Foreign Nationals arriving from red countries will be denied. | No | ||
| Iceland |
Yes - all arrivals from risk areas to undergo quarantine. Quarantine duration after travel from a risk area is 14 days but by undergoing a test for COVID-19 on arrival to Iceland and again after 5 days, this period may be shortened (see covid.is for details). A fee is charged for the test, payable on registration or at the border when the first sample is collected. The 2nd test is included in this charge. |
Yes | Visit Iceland | |
| Ireland | Yes - except for arrivals from a small number of countries on this webpage. | Yes | Irish Passenger Locator Form | |
| Italy | Yes - depends on the country more information on this webpage. | Yes | Italian Passenger Locator Form | |
| Latvia | Yes - If the state you are entering from is listed on the Latvian data base as high risk. List of countries where a 14 day quarantine is needed can be found here. | Yes | English Form | |
| Liechtenstein | Yes - for 10 days from countries defined as high-risk that is linked to the Swiss list here. | No | ||
| Lithuania | Yes - for affected high risk countries on the interactive map. | Yes | Paper or online form. | |
| Luxembourg | No | No | ||
| Malta | Yes - from certain countries listed on the Visit Malta website. | Yes | ||
| Montenegro | Yes - for people from high risk countries. | No | ||
| Netherlands | Yes - depending on risk level of the country. | Yes | Health Declaration | |
| Norway | Yes - depending on risk level of the country. | No | ||
| Poland | Yes - there is country specific information available on the website here. | No | ||
| Portugal | No - Not from EU Countries. There is specific information for the Azores and Madeira. | No | ||
| Romania | Yes - depending on risk level of the country. | No | ||
| Slovakia | Yes - for non-EU countries and high risk EU countries - full information on COVID travel website. | Yes - High Risk | Electronic Form | |
| Slovenia | Yes - for countries on the Red List on the Border Crossing web page. | No | ||
| Spain | No - Not from EU departure points. | Yes | Online Form or App Download | |
| Sweden | No - Not from EU departure points - full information on the Swedish government travel website. | No | ||
| Switzerland | Yes - for high risk countries on the list here. | No | ||
| UK | Yes - for high risk countries that changes on a Weekly basis. Information on the UK government website. Rules differ between England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. | Yes | Contact Details Online |
Thanks for that - we had a small delay halfway through building the page but it is complete now. Thanks for your input - we included it on the Slovenia links page.