Covid rules & regulations

Italy

Self Declaration
Form.pdf

✓ The digital Passenger Locator Form (PLF) : https://app.euplf.eu/#/ - dPLF,

provided for by the Ordinance of 16 April 2021, must be completed by all passengers
arriving in Italy, by any means of transport, before entering national territory.
cExempt from the requirement to complete the PLF are:
✓ passengers in transit who remain within the airport transit area
✓
✓ passengers transiting through Italian territory with private vehicles in order to
reach the port, airport or railway station of departure toward their final destination.
✓
Regardless of the country of origin, for air transit, persons who:
✓ do not leave the transit area of the airports
✓ do not stay in our country, but use an Italian airport as a stopover or
destination airport and then head to their residence/domicile abroad
must present, at the time of embarkation, the certification of having carried out the swab
according to the discipline provided by the Order of the Minister of Health of 14
December 2021.

Iceland

✓ Vaccinated visitors from Jordan can enter Iceland with a negative RT-PCR (NAAT)
test taken within 72 hours before departing to Iceland.
✓ Travelers entering Iceland must pre-register: https://heimkoma.covid.is/skraning/
prior to arrival to the country (forms can not be returned until 72 hours before arriving
in the country). They are obliged to confirm their departure date if it is available.

HOW TO DRIVE IN ICELAND

 ✓ Safetravel.is is the no.1 page in Iceland that keeps you up-to-date about everything
you need to know for your journey. On their conditions map , road closures, wind
speed, traffic situation, and webcams are listed and it gives a great overview of the
current travel conditions.
✓ Automated self-service gas stations are operated in all towns and along major
highways. Distances between gas stations may vary. Make sure you have enough fuel
to reach the next one. Please note that payment at most Icelandic gas stations is only
possible with debit/credit cards and a pin number and not with cash.

1. COVID-19 testing: Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test results for

vaccinated travelers
2. Visa requirements: determined by the passport you are travelling with and duration of
your trip hence, no visa required
3. Documents you need for your trip: Mandatory proof of vaccination /Recommended
contact-tracing app (It is recommended that travelers download the Rakning C-19
app. It is used, amongst other things, to communicate negative testing results and
helps to trace infections if necessary.) / Mandatory pre-registration form .

Autsria

Everyone entering Austria (from a non-virus variant area) needs to show:

✓ Proof of full vaccination (2 jabs) OR proof of past infection (the medical document
needs to show the date of recovery – (for guests from the UK: an NHS email/text of a
positive test is not sufficient)
✓ AND a negative PCR test (valid for 72 hours) OR proof of a booster jab (booster is
valid from the first day)
✓ Pre-Travel-Clearance: https://entry.ptc.gv.at/en.html
✓ FFP2 face masks are compulsory in all enclosed spaces including on public transport
and inside taxis.
✓ For people who were vaccinated with a jab that isn’t approved by the EMA, such as
Sputnik V or Sinopharm, the advice of Austria’s National Vaccine Committee is to
take a test to prove Covid antibodies and get a dose of an EMA-approved mRNA
vaccine (that’s Pfizer or Moderna) at least one month after your first dose. These two
proofs together should be accepted as 2G, even though neither antibody proof nor a
single dose of an mRNA vaccine are accepted as 2G outside this scenario.
You need to show any one of these proofs to gain entry:
✓ Proof of full vaccination: The following vaccines (including mix-and-match vaccines)
are recognised: BioNtech/Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna. Full
immunisation (both doses of the vaccine OR Johnson & Johnson + 22 days OR
recovery from COVID + one dose) is required. A vaccination certificate/vaccination
card/vaccine passport in German or English can be used as proof of vaccination;
 Semmering COVID-19 rules for winter activities:
✓ There is no limitation in the number of visitors of the cable car and lifts.
✓ Mask is obligatory. One need to have an FFP2-mask on in the closed spaces,
transportation items and in the waiting areas.
✓ 2G-rule is necessary to activate your pass.

FAQ:
✓ I am vaccinated with Sinopharm/Sinovac/Covishield/Sputnik V. What can I do
to meet the "2-G" criteria during my stay?
Currently, only BioNtech/Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and Moderna are
recognised under the "2-G" rule in Austria. However, in case you have had one shot of
Sinopharm/Sinovac/Covishield/Sputnik V and two additional jabs with an EMA-
approved vaccine you will obtain “2-G” status, too. People who have been vaccinated
with Sinopharm/Sinovac/Covishield/Sputnik V. and can show both proof of an antibody
test and a booster with BioNtech/Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson or Moderna are
also able to get a "2-G" certificate. Please note: The booster alone is not sufficient! The
antibody test is mandatory and must be carried out before the additional jab with any of
the above mentioned vaccines.

COVID-19 testing: Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test results may be

required for vaccinated travelers
Visa requirements: No visa required
Documents you need for your trip: Mandatory proof of vaccination /Mandatory pre-
travel clearance for some vaccinated travelers >

Netherlands

Vaccine Declaration Form: Health Declaration Form:

vaccine-declaration-form-20210824.pdf health-declaration-inv-en-20211109.pdf

Quarantine Declaration Form: https://quarantinedeclaration.government.nl/en

Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to the Netherlands?
✓ Most arrivals to the Netherlands must present a negative PCR test, no older
than 48 hours, or negative rapid test results taken no more than 24 hours before
departure.
 ✓ Vaccinated arrivals from countries within the EU are exempt from presenting
test results.
Travelling to the Netherlands with a vaccination certificate from a country outside the EU, if
you do not live in the EU, you are subject to the EU entry ban and cannot travel to the
Netherlands, unless:
✓ you can show a valid, paper vaccination certificate, or
✓ you can show a digital vaccination certificate issued by a country taking part
in the EU Digital COVID Certificate system (ec.europa.eu).
✓ Your proof of vaccination and the vaccine with which you were vaccinated
must meet these requirements:
VACCINATION CERTIFICATE
Your vaccination certificate must:

✓ have been issued following vaccination with a vaccine that has been approved
by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) or is on the Emergency Use Listing of the
World Health Organization (WHO)
✓ have been issued in one of the following languages:
Dutch/English/German/French/Italian/Portuguese/Spanish.
✓ include the following:
information identifying the person who has been vaccinated; information
demonstrating that the person in question has been fully vaccinated against SARS-
CoV-2; the name of the vaccine and the name of the manufacturer or marketing
authorisation holder of each dose of vaccine administered; the date on which each
dose of vaccine was administered; the name of the country in which the vaccine was
administered; information identifying the issuer of the vaccination certificate.
APPROVED VACCINES
The vaccine you received must have been approved by the European Medicines
Agency (EMA) or be on the Emergency Use Listing of the World Health
Organization (WHO). This is currently the case for the following vaccines:

✓ AstraZeneca EU (Vaxzevria)
✓ AstraZeneca - Japan (Vaxzevria)
✓ AstraZeneca - Australia (Vaxzevria)
✓ AstraZeneca-SK Bio (Vaxzevria)
✓ AstraZeneca - Thailand (Siam Bioscience Co., Ltd)
✓ COVAXIN (Bharat Biotech International Ltd)
✓ Covovax
✓ Nuvaxovid (Novavax)
✓ Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine - United States of America
✓ Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty)
✓ Johnson & Johnson ((COVID-19 Vaccine) Janssen)
✓ Moderna (Spikevax)
✓ Serum Institute of India (Covishield)
 ✓ Sinopharm BIBP
✓ Sinovac (Coronavac)
Your proof of vaccination is valid 14 days after receiving the second dose of a two-
dose vaccine listed above, or 28 days after receiving the single-dose Johnson &
Johnson vaccine ((COVID-19 Vaccine) Janssen).

✓ Travellers without vaccination or recovery certificate are strongly advised to

test themselves on days 2 and 5 after arrival. This can be done with a self-test or at the
GGD. If you have any symptoms or if a self-test is positive, always have it tested at
the GGD.

CONDITIONS FOR VISA-FREE TRAVEL

Whether you can enter the Netherlands without a visa depends on your nationality. The
Schengen Visa Advisor helps you determine whether you need a visa to travel to or via the
Netherlands. If the Visa Advisor shows you do not need a visa, you can enter the Netherlands
and the Schengen Area without one. You will, however, still need to meet certain
requirements.

✓ You must hold a passport or travel document issued within the last 10 years.
✓ Your passport or travel document must be valid for at least 3 months after
your date of departure.
✓ You must have proof that you have enough money to cover your costs for the
duration of your stay (€55 per day). If you cannot meet this requirement, you can ask
someone to act as a guarantor for you.
✓ You must be able to demonstrate the purpose of your stay to customs and
immigration officials.
✓ You must be able to prove you have travel insurance that covers medical
expenses.
✓ You must have a return or onward ticket.
✓ You must not be considered a threat to public order, national security or
international relations

Efteling FAQ:
✓ Do I need a COVID passport to visit Efteling?
Yes, you need a COVID passport to visit Efteling. The COVID passport is compulsory for
everyone over 13 years of age. From the age of 14, you must also be able to provide proof of
identity.
On the initiative of the municipality, a Test for Access location has been set up on the
Efteling car park. You need to make an appointment for this via
https://www.testenvoortoegang.org/ .
For certain trips from abroad, the government has made it compulsory to be able to show a
negative test result. For current information on travel to the Netherlands, please consult the
official website of your country's government.
The following measures apply to Efteling since 6 November:
-Guests don’t need to have a COVID passport to visit the Efteling Park.
-A COVID passport is requested in all restaurants with seating facilities (including
terraces), in Badhuys (indoor splash pool in Holiday Village Efteling Bosrijk), in the
Efteling Theater and at events.

✓ Do I need to take a COVID-19 PCR test before traveling to the Netherlands?

COVID test prior to arrival: PCR within 48 hours/antigen within 24 hours

The following travelers are exempt from pre-departure testing:

❖ Fully vaccinated/recovered travelers (apart from arrivals from very high-risk areas and
outside the EU/Schengen Area)
❖ Travelers coming from Safe countries and areas participating in the EU travel rules
scheme (check the country list FAQ to find out more)
❖ Children under 12

1. COVID-19 testing: No proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test results for

vaccinated travelers
2. Visa requirements: determined by the passport you are travelling with and duration of
your trip hence, no visa required
3. Documents you need for your trip: Mandatory proof of vaccination /Mandatory
health declaration form / Mandatory COVID-19 vaccine declaration form.

London

✓ Fully vaccinated visitors from the Netherlands can enter the United Kingdom
without restrictions.
✓ Vaccinated arrivals are exempt from quarantine after the on-arrival test if they
had an antigen test.
✓ Vaccinated arrivals are exempt from the pre-travel test.
✓ All arrivals will be tested again on day 2, regardless of vaccination status.
 ✓ Submit the form: https://provide-journey-contact-
details.homeoffice.gov.uk/next any time in the 48 hours before arriving in the UK.
Show the form when checking in your plane, train or ferry to the UK.
✓ All travelers arriving directly to Scotland are required to book their Managed
Quarantine Package prior to travel.
✓ All travelers must book and pay for a COVID-19 Testing Package prior to
travel to England and Scotland:https://www.find-travel-test-
provider.service.gov.uk/test-location
✓ Fully vaccinated travelers are not required to present a pre-departure test when
traveling to England. However, they are still required to book and pay for a day 2
COVID-19 test (RT-PCR or lateral flow device test) which will be taken before the
end of day 2 after their arrival in the country.
✓ Travelers who present a valid certificate for full vaccination against COVID-
19 issued in the departure country, or other selected countries, are exempt from
quarantine, pre-departure testing, and post-arrival testing on day 8. The final dose
must have been administered at least 14 days before departure.
✓ From 4am, Tuesday 7 December 2021, all people aged 12 years and over must
take a PCR or LFD COVID-19 test before they travel to England from abroad. You
must take the test in the 2 days before your service to England departs.
IF YOU’RE TRAVELLING TO ENGLAND:
✓ Everyone entering England from abroad must take a test for coronavirus on
arrival.
✓ You may have to take more than one test. The tests you need to take depend
on whether or not you qualify as fully vaccinated for travel to England.
✓ You must book your tests before you travel and leave enough time for them to
be delivered to your address in England.
IF YOU’RE TRAVELLING TO SCOTLAND:
✓ Everyone aged 11 or over needs to take a day 2 PCR or lateral flow test after
arriving in Scotland.
✓ You need to take your day 2 PCR or lateral flow test on or before day 2. The
day you arrive in Scotland is day 0.

COVID-19 testing: No proof of a negative pre-departure COVID-19 test required for

vaccinated travelers / Mandatory COVID-19 testing on arrival for vaccinated traveler
(Travelers with a vaccination certificate recognized by the UK must book a travel test
package prior to travel. Travelers must take a single COVID-19 test as soon as they arrive in
the UK up until the end of day 2. Fully vaccinated travelers must book a COVID-19 PCR or
lateral flow test.)
Visa requirements: No visa required
Documents you need for your trip: Mandatory proof of vaccination /Health pass may be
required for public activity/Mandatory passenger locator form/Mandatory COVID-19 testing
package

Jordan

✓ You will be asked to show a proof of negative COVID-19 test that was conducted
with the last 3 days (72 hours) before your arrival.
✓ You are also required to have medical travel insurance (Not required for Jordanian
nationals).
✓ All arrivals through land, sea and air crossings from any country should conduct a
PCR test upon entering Jordan.
✓ All passengers travelling to Jordan need to register on the ‘visitjordan’ platform:
https://www.gateway2jordan.gov.jo/index.htmland follow instructions.
✓ All travelers whether vaccinated or not must complete the form to obtain their
personal QR code which is mandatory for boarding.
✓ Non Jordanians must obtain health/travel insurance.
✓ Passengers are required to present the applicable documents upon arrival. This
includes the QR code, and a negative PCR test result from the country of departure.
✓ You will be required to undergo a COVID-19 test upon arrival in Jordan at your own
expense of 20 JD (approximately 28 $), children below 5 years of age are exempted – Your
application will not be processed unless payment is made.

COVID-19 testing: Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test results /Mandatory COVID-19
test on arrival
Visa requirements: Visa on arrival
Documents you need for your trip: Mandatory proof of vaccination /Mandatory health insurance
/Mandatory COVID-19 test booking /Mandatory health declaration form>