- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You do not need to fill in or carry a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not have a test obligation.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection in the region.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You must report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- You must, in principle, go into quarantine for 10 days. This does not apply if you can provide a negative test result not older than 48 hours upon arrival.
- According to federal law, you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Within 24 hours of your arrival, you can also have a test taken; as soon as the result is negative, the recommendation for isolation is terminated.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You do not need to fill in or carry a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You have no test obligation.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, a maximum of one person is allowed to visit.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- An exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- An exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You do not need to fill in or carry a form.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- The Netherlands and Belgium see this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, education is gradually being reopened, but distance learning remains partially as well.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- The Netherlands and Belgium see this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, working from home is the norm. You should only travel if working from home is really not possible.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection in the region.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You may stay for a maximum of 72 hours without a quarantaine requirement. However, if you stay longer than 72 hours, the quarantaine obligation does apply.
- You may stay for a maximum of 72 hours without a test requirement. However, if you stay longer than 72 hours, the test obligation does apply.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You must fill in the Einreiseanmeldung before arrival in NRW.
- You must, in principle, go into quarantine for 10 days. This does not apply if you can provide a negative test result not older than 48 hours upon arrival.
- According to federal law, you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Within 24 hours of your arrival, you can also have a test taken; as soon as the result is negative, the recommendation for isolation is terminated.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the quarantine obligation
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the testing obligation
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the quarantine obligation
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the testing obligation
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You do not have to report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Belgium is identified by NRW as a risk area
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung before arrival in NRW.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands see this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, education is gradually being reopened, but distance learning remains partially as well.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- Germany is in lockdown and discourages unnecessary travel.
- You must report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- You must, in principle, go into quarantine for 10 days. This does not apply if you can provide a negative test result not older than 48 hours upon arrival.
- According to federal law, you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Within 24 hours of your arrival, you can also have a test taken; as soon as the result is negative, the recommendation for isolation is terminated.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7 (except co-parenting)
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age and co-parenting)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12 and co-parenting)
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, a maximum of one person is allowed to visit.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- An exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- An exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- All non-essential travel should not be made.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- The Netherlands see this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- In the Netherlands, working from home is the norm. Only travel if working from home is really not possible.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
- If you are a cross border worker or cross border student, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies upon arrival in the Netherlands
- If you are a cross border worker or cross border student, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result on arrival applies.
- This reason is considered essential by NRW. If a visit is important and within the rules, it can take place.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You may stay for a maximum of 72 hours without a quarantaine requirement. However, if you stay longer than 72 hours, the quarantaine obligation does apply.
- You may stay for a maximum of 72 hours without a test requirement. However, if you stay longer than 72 hours, the test obligation does apply.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW. NRW advises travellers not to travel to NRW unnecessarily.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must fill in the Einreiseanmeldung before arrival in NRW.
- You must, in principle, go into quarantine for 10 days. This does not apply if you can provide a negative test result not older than 48 hours upon arrival.
- According to federal law, you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Within 24 hours of your arrival, you can also have a test taken; as soon as the result is negative, the recommendation for isolation is terminated.
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the quarantine obligation
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the testing obligation
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the quarantine obligation
- Regular cross-border workers and students are exempted from the testing obligation
- This reason is considered essential by NRW. If a visit is important and within the rules, it can take place.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- NRW discourages all non-essential travel, all non-essential travel should not be made.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung before arrival in NRW.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- For stays under 24 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You must report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- In principle, 10 days quarantine applies unless you can provide the required negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions apply to cross-border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You must carry a negative test result taken no more than 48 hours before arrival (PCR tests, antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- The Netherlands discourage unnecessary travel. All non-essential trips should not be made.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- You do not have to fill in a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not need to get tested.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- The Netherlands discourage unnecessary travel. All non-essential trips should not be made.
- You do not have to fill in a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not need to get tested.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7 (except co-parenting)
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age and co-parenting)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12 and co-parenting)
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- All non-essential travel is strongly advised against by the Netherlands until 15 May 2021.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- All non-essential travel is strongly advised against by the Netherlands until 15 May 2021.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and the Netherlands.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and the Netherlands
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- All non-essential travel is strongly advised against by the Netherlands until 15 May 2021.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- All non-essential travel is strongly advised against by the Netherlands until 15 May 2021.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and the Netherlands.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands designates Belgium as a risk area.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and the Netherlands.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- The Netherlands discourage unnecessary travel. All non-essential trips should not be made.
- You do not have to fill in a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not need to get tested.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- The Netherlands discourage unnecessary travel. All non-essential trips should not be made. The Netherlands see it as an essential reason when you are a regular cross-border worker or regular cross-border student.
- You do not have to fill in a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not need to get tested.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet in private, depending on the level of infection in the region.
- You must report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- In principle, 10 days quarantine applies unless you can provide the required negative test result no older than 72 hours before arrival. Exceptions apply to cross-border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests).
- This means that two tests are sufficient within six days.
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You must report to the Einreiseanmeldung before your arrival.
- In principle, 10 days quarantine applies unless you can provide the required negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions apply to cross-border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You must carry a negative test result taken no more than 48 hours before arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- If you are a border commuter (person who regularly crosses the border at least once a week from his/her place of residence for their profession, study or training):
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW and the Netherlands.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you do have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung one time per week.
- In principle, 10 days quarantine applies unless you can provide the required negative test result no older than 72 hours before arrival. Exceptions apply to cross-border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- This means that for a normal working week, two tests are sufficient.
- The testing requirement can also be fulfilled by taking the test at the workplace/in the training center immediately upon arrival (supervised self-test with confirmation) or immediately at a testing center.
- Parents or other persons who bring/pick up minors by car to/from the school/workshop/training center and return immediately do not have to take the test.
- Employees must be able to present an employee statement.
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:- A loved one, spouse, child or parent as well as exceptional family visits in the first and second degree, such as a funeral.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection in the region.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- You must carry a negative test result taken no more than 48 hours before arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- Before arrival, you do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- You must carry a negative test result taken no more than 48 hours before arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- If you are a border commuter (person who regularly crosses the border at least once a week from his/her place of residence for their profession, study or training):
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW and the Netherlands.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you do have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung one time per week.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- This means that for a normal working week, two tests are sufficient.
- The testing requirement can also be fulfilled by taking the test at the workplace/in the training center immediately upon arrival (supervised self-test with confirmation) or immediately at a testing center.
- Parents or other persons who bring/pick up minors by car to/from the school/workshop/training center and return immediately do not have to take the test.
- If you are a border commuter (person who regularly crosses the border at least once a week from his/her place of residence for their profession, study or training):
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW and the Netherlands.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- Before arrival, you do have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung one time per week.
- In principle, 10 days quarantine applies unless you can provide the required negative test result no older than 72 hours before arrival. Exceptions apply to cross-border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- This means that for a normal working week, two tests are sufficient.
- The testing requirement can also be fulfilled by taking the test at the workplace/in the training center immediately upon arrival (supervised self-test with confirmation) or immediately at a testing center.
- Parents or other persons who bring/pick up minors by car to/from the school/workshop/training center and return immediately do not have to take the test.
- If you are a border commuter (person who regularly crosses the border at least once a week from his/her place of residence for their profession, study or training):
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’
- This reason is considered essential by NRW and the Netherlands.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- Before arrival, you do have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung one time per week.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 24 hours.
- You must have a negative test result with you that was taken no more than 72 hours before your arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests (rapid tests) and supervised self-tests with a test result are valid tests)
- This means that for a normal working week, two tests are sufficient.
- The testing requirement can also be fulfilled by taking the test at the workplace/in the training center immediately upon arrival (supervised self-test with confirmation) or immediately at a testing center.
- Parents or other persons who bring/pick up minors by car to/from the school/workshop/training center and return immediately do not have to take the test.
- Employees must be able to present an employee statement.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You are exempt from quarantaine if you hold a vital position or if you regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time as a school pupil, student or worker and return home regularly during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend)
- School pupils, students and workers who regularly have to be in Belgium for a longer period of time and regularly return home during the week (such as a school pupil who goes to boarding school in Belgium and returns at the weekend) are exempt from the testing requirement.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7 (except co-parenting)
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age and co-parenting)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12 and co-parenting)
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You must fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You should go into quarantine immediately upon arrival for 10 days. The quarantine period can be shortened to 7 days if you test negative on day 7.
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 on arrival in Belgium (except children under 6 years of age).
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken no earlier than 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12).
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Non-essential travel is strongly discouraged.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- You don’t have to fill in a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not need to go into quarantine for stays under 48 hours.
- For stays under 48 hours, you do not need to have a pre-arrival test or a post-arrival test.
- Germany discourage unnecessary travel. All non-essential trips should not be made.
- You do not have to fill in a form.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You do not need to get tested.
- Any person, regardless of nationality, aged 6 years or over, wishing to travel by air, must present the negative test result (on paper or electronic document) performed less than 72 hours before the flight
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a risk ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’.
- In principle, the Netherlands does not regard family visits as a necessary reason. Some urgent exceptions apply to visits to:
- Germany sees this as a necessary reason for first-degree relatives.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, a maximum of one person is allowed to visit.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- An exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- An exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a risk ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’.
- Travel to the Netherlands is strongly discouraged by Germany and the Netherlands, except for absolutely necessary trips
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a risk ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- Travel to the Netherlands is strongly discouraged by Germany and the Netherlands, except for absolutely necessary trips
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- It is recommended to go into quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands.
- Travelers by plane or international public transport (outside 30km of the border) to the Netherlands from Belgium must have a negative test result no older than 72 hours before departure.
- For travelers by plane or ship, you must also have a negative rapid test result no older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test requirement).
- If you travel by any other means of transport, you do not have a testing requirement
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a risk ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’.
- The Netherlands see this as an essential reason.
- Germany sees this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, whereby much is closed and movements are minimised.
- In the Netherlands, education is gradually being reopened, but distance learning remains partially as well.
- You do not need to fill in a form on arrival in the Netherlands.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies.
- For cross-border workers and cross-border students, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival applies.
- NRW designates the Netherlands as a risk ‘Hochinzidenzgebiet’.
- The Netherlands see this as an essential reason.
- Germany sees this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- In the Netherlands, working from home is the norm. Only travel if working from home is really not possible.
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
- If you are a cross border worker or cross border student, an exception to the recommendation to go into quarantine for 10 days applies upon arrival in the Netherlands
- If you are a cross border worker or cross border student, an exception to showing a negative COVID-19 test result on arrival applies.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Quarantine
- You do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival.
Test
- Travelling by car or public transport: you do not need to bring a negative test result before arrival and you do not need to undergo a test after arrival.
- If you are traveling by air; You need to have a negative test result not older than 72 hours before boarding.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.
No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
- Yes, you must be able to provide a negative NAAT test no more than 72 hours old prior to arrival in the Netherlands (persons up to and including 12 years old are exempted from the test obligation)
- Passengers using regional cross-border passenger transport are exempted from the test obligation
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.
It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
Before arrival in the Netherlands.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
No, you do not need to get tested.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- You do not have to complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
- You are not obliged to get tested.
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
No, you do not need to get tested.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
Quarantine
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
Test
- Belgian residents: a compulsory test on day 1 and day 7 after arrival in Belgium (except for children under 6 years of age)
- Non-Belgian residents: you must have a negative test result with you that was taken at the earliest 72 hours before your arrival (except for children under 12)
Exceptions to the testing requirement:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Frontier workers
- If you have been in a risk area for less than 48 hours or will be in Belgium for less than 48 hours, these three conditions do not apply, unless you travelled by air or sea (in which case the PLF and negative test result do apply).
Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006
Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, you do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.
No, as a cross-border worker, if you cross the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a declaration from your employer or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, in the case of an extraordinary family visit, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a course participant or student crossing the border, you do not have to bring a negative test result with you before arrival or undergo a test after arrival. This exception does not apply if you travel across the border occasionally, such as one-off workshops. For this, see the rules under courses/workshops.
No, as a course participant or student who crosses the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a school or student crossing the border, you are not required to bring a negative test result on arrival. This exception does not apply if you cross the border occasionally, such as students who have left home and do not commute often. See rules for courses/workshops.
No, as a school or student crossing the border at least once a week, you are not required to go into quarantine.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine
Test
- You are not required to undergo a test
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, you do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.
No, as a cross-border worker, if you cross the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a declaration from your employer or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, you do not need to get tested.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a course participant or student crossing the border, you do not have to bring a negative test result with you before arrival or undergo a test after arrival. This exception does not apply if you travel across the border occasionally, such as one-off workshops. For this, see the rules under courses/workshops.
No, as a course participant or student who crosses the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
No, as a school or student crossing the border, you are not required to bring a negative test result on arrival. This exception does not apply if you cross the border occasionally, such as students who have left home and do not commute often. See rules for courses/workshops.
No, as a school or student crossing the border at least once a week, you are not required to go into quarantine.
No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
- Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.
- Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
- Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.
In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.
Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:
- For stays of less than 12 hours: You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival
- For stays longer than 12 hours: It is recommended go into quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in the Netherlands, regardless of a negative test result. On the 5th day you can undergo a test, with a negative test result then leading to an early termination of the quarantine recommendation.
There is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
Application
- If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Quarantine
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Test
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
No, you do not need to get tested.
No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.
No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You do not have to take a test
Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction
- If you have stayed in Luxembourg for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must apply via the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
- According to federal regulations, you must provide the health authority with a negative test result within 48 hours of your arrival. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons. Exceptions to this are cross-border workers and students, transport workers and stays of up to 72 hours for imperative family reasons.
If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Luxembourg for less than 24 hours: Application
- You do not have to apply through the Einreiseanmeldung
- You do not have to go into quarantine