Itching for international travel? We have some good news on countries reopening for tourism after Covid-19. The European Commission has established the Digital Green Certificate as the way forward to facilitate travel across Europe post the coronavirus pandemic. Many EU member states will follow the coordinated Re-open EU approach plan to roll out the digital system by the end of June. We start to see a growing list of European countries reopening or planning to reopen their doors to outside visitors just in time for the summer holidays.

This Europe Covid-19 Reopening Guide is frequently updated to show country by country where you can travel right now and what are the entry requirements such as vaccinations, tests, and quarantines. We consider a country “reopened” only when foreign visitors can enter for non-essential travel (i.e. for tourism purpose). For additional details on individual countries, please also check the official links in the Details column.

Europe – Covid-19 Reopening Guide by Country

CountryRisk LevelReopen
Status
Pre-Entry
Form
Vaccine, Test
& Quarantine
Last UpdateDetails
ArmeniaHighReopenedNoneNegative PCR Test (72h) or Vaccination proof or 14d QuarantineJun 3Official Source
AustriaHighReopenedPre-Travel ClearanceNegative PCR Test (72h) or Vaccination proof or Prior Infection (+ 10d Quarantine for selected countries)Jun 3Official Source
BelgiumVery-HighReopened (except ban on very high risk countries)Locator FormVaccination proof or Negative PCR Test (72h) or 10d QuarantineJun 3Official Source
CroatiaVery-HighReopenedEntry Form + A certificate of paid accommodationNegative PCR/Antigen Test (72h) or Vaccination proof or Prior InfectionJul 15Official Source
CyprusVery-HighReopenedEntry Form (48h)Negative Test & Quarantine may be required based on country categoriesJul 15Official Source
DenmarkHighReopenedNoneNegative Test & Quarantine may be required based on country categoriesJul 15Official Source
FinlandModeratePartially reopened (EU & green-list countries)NoneVaccination proof or Prior Infection or Negative PCR Test (72h) or Test on arrivalJul 16Official Source
FranceVery-HighPartially reopened (EU & low-risk countries)Entry FormNegative PCR Test (72h)Jun 3Official Source
GeorgiaVery-HighReopenedRegistration FormVaccination proof or Negative PCR Test (72h)Jul 16Official Source
GermanyModerateReopenedDigital RegistrationVaccination proof or Prior Infection or Negative PCR Test (72h)Jul 15Official Source
GreeceVery-HighReopenedPLF FormNegative PCR Test (72h) or Vaccination proof or Prior Infection + Random health screening on arrivalJun 3Official Source
HungaryModerateRestrictedJul 23Official Source
IcelandHighReopened
(restrictions on
high-risk areas)
Pre-Registration FormNegative PCR Test (72h) or Vaccination proof or Prior Infection + Mandatory screening & quarantine on arrivalJun 3Official Source
IrelandHighReopenedPassenger Locator FormVaccination Proof or Various testing & quarantine requirements apply based on countryJul 23Aer Lingus
ItalyVery-HighPartially reopened (countries on List A-D)EU PLF FormNegative PCR/Antigen Test (72h) + 10d Quarantine for List D countriesJun 3Official Source
MaltaVery-HighPartially reopened (based on country)Declaration FormsVaccination proof or Negative PCR Test (72h) or 14d QuarantineJul 15Official Source
NetherlandsVery-HighReopenedHealth Declaration FormNone if coming from a low-risk country; Otherwise various testing / quarantine requirements applyJul 23Official Source
NorwayHighReopenedEntry RegistrationVaccination Proof or Various testing & quarantine requirements apply based on countryJul 23Official Source
PortugalVery-HighPartially reopened (EU & low-risk countries)Entry FormNegative PCR Test (72h)Jun 3Official Source
SpainVery-HighPartially reopened (EU & low-risk countries)Health Control FormNegative PCR Test (72h)Jul 15Official Source
United KingdomVery-HighPartially reopened (based on country)PLF FormNegative PCR/Antigen Test (72h) + Day 2 Test after arrivalJun 3Official Source
Note: Covid-19 travel protocols could change on a daily basis. Please defer to the official sources for the most up-to-date information.

Check back as more countries are added regularly and new updates come often. If you don’t yet feel comfortable to travel abroad, check out some travel ideas in your local destinations.

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