Return from Greece to Germany: Information at a glance
* Registration (PLF form) before return: NO
* Covid test for vaccinated and recovered people before return: NO (proof of vaccination or convalescence is sufficient)
* Covid test for unvaccinated people before return: YES – PCR test or rapid antigen test (max. 48 hours)
* Quarantine obligation in Germany: NO
This applies to children: Under 12 years no 3G proof required (3G = vaccinated, recovered, tested)
Entry into Austria
* Terms applicable until September 30, 2022
* All persons over the age of 12 require a 3G ID for entry/return to Austria. (3G = vaccinated, recovered, tested)
* A negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) or an antigen test (not older than 24 hours) counts as test proof.
* Self-tests are not accepted.
* The costs for a required test are to be borne by yourself.
* Without 3G proof, entry is only possible with registration and 10-day quarantine. The quarantine can be ended as soon as a negative test result (PCR or antigen) is available.
Entry into Switzerland
* Since February 14, travelers from ‘non-risk countries’ have been able to enter Switzerland again without any further obligations.
* There is no longer a need to present proof of vaccination, proof of recovery or a negative test, or a completed immigration form.
Arrival in the Netherlands
For the Netherlands, the following is valid (since 23.03.2022):
* Proof of vaccination or recovery no longer needed
* No longer need to show proof of test, recovery or vaccination when you travel (back) to the Netherlands.
* Health declaration (plane or ferry): If you travel by plane or ferry show your completed health declaration when boarding.
Urgent advice to everyone
*For travellers with a vaccination certificate or a recovery certificate, the urgent advice is to take a self-test before meeting others or going back to work/school.
*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.