- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW. Belgium allows this if it is for compelling family reasons.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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 and NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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 forbidden by Belgium.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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
- It is only allowed to travel out of Belgium for essential travel. For some urgent exceptions, Belgium allows family visits.
- 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You don’t 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
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- The Netherlands is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you at the border crossing in which you declare your journey.
- 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
- It is only allowed to travel out of Belgium for essential travel. For some urgent exceptions, Belgium sees this as an essential reason.
- 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- It is only allowed to travel out of Belgium for essential travel. For some urgent exceptions, Belgium sees this as an essential reason.
- The Netherlands 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium and NRW. Belgium allows this if it is for compelling family reasons.
- In NRW, a maximum of 5 people are allowed to meet privately, depending on the level of infection.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- 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 Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, schools are opened in phases, however education still takes place remotely as well.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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 Belgium and NRW.
- In NRW, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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).
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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)
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- 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
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium, non-essential travel is forbidden 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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)
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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).
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden 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.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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
- 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.
- 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):
- 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.
- 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)
- 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)
- 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):
- 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):
- 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):
- 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.
- Travel for the purpose of caring for animals and humanitarian reasons is considered essential by Belgium, but travel for the purpose of maintaining a second home is not mentioned as an essential reason for traveling. Non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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)
- This reason is considered essential by Belgium, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, a maximum of 1 person is allowed to visit.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
- Citizens of border municipalities and their immediate neighbouring municipalities: You may cross the border for day-to-day activities.You must carry a sworn statement. You do not need to provide any additional evidence. Which municipalities are included? Click on the link under the heading ‘information’.
- Citizens of the border region: You are allowed to cross the border for day-to-day activities, which are also allowed and essential in the country of main residence. You must have a sworn statement with you. You must provide additional proof.
- Citizens living outside the border region: You may cross the border only for essential reasons
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, education in person has been suspended. Efforts shall be made to return to education in person after Easter.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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, non-essential travel is forbidden by Belgium.
- In Belgium, working from home is the norm. Travel only if working from home is really not possible.
- According to the Belgian authorities, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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
- 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.
- 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 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 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.
- 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.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Germany is in lockdown, where much is closed and movements are minimized.
- You do not have to fill in the Einreiseanmeldung on arrival.
- You do not have to go into quarantaine.
- You must have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Ditigal registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Ditigal registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Ditigal registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Ditigal registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- 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 have a negative test result not older than 48 hours before arrival;
- Only excluded are transit, stay <72 hours for transport and diplomat, security services in case of intervention
- Persons bringing or collecting a minor to school/work/training centre by car and returning immediately are also exempted;
- For essential family reasons and border workers and students, they should have a negative test prior to arrival, not older than 72 hours.
Ditigal registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
You can always travel in transit in Germany and the Netherlands without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Digital registration form : https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
- If you have been staying in Belgium for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies, unless you can provide a negative test result no older than 48 hours before arrival.
- According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result to the health service within 48 hours after arrival. Exceptions apply to border workers and students and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
- You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
- You have to have the sworn statement with you.
- You do not have to go into quarantine
- You are not required to undergo a test
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital registration form: https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can always transit in Germany and Belgium without stopping.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
You can transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. You may temporarily leave this self-quarantine, however, for necessary travel. You will find a link to the purposes here: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine.
- As of December 29, 00:00, travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- From 23 January 2021, passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation). For more information: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
Excluded from the testing requirement in NRW:
- Transit passengers
- Persons who professionally transport cross-border persons, products or goods when staying in NRW for less than 72 hours
- Specific cases on request from the competent health authority
- Children under the age of 6
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can always transit in the Netherlands and Germany without stopping.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
Application form
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
Quarantine
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
Test
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
For more information, click here.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can transit in Belgium and the Netherlands without stopping.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can transit in Belgium and the Netherlands without stopping.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can transit in Belgium and the Netherlands without stopping.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can transit in Belgium and the Netherlands without stopping.
- The Netherlands strongly advises against travelling abroad. Only travel in serious family circumstances or for work that really cannot be postponed and where physical presence is absolutely necessary.
- Belgium does not permit non-essential travel.
- You do not have to fill in a form upon arrival.
- According to the Belgian government, you do need to carry a sworn statement with you.
- You are advised to go into quarantine for 10 days. This quarantine may be interrupted for necessary travel. The reasons can be found here.
- Travellers from high-risk areas must show a negative COVID-19 test result which can not be older than 72 hours old when traveling to the Netherlands by plane, ship, international intercity and international bus more than 30 km from the border.
- Passengers travelling by air or sea must also carry a negative rapid test result, which must not be older than 24 hours before boarding (PCR and rapid test obligation).
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
You can transit in Belgium and the Netherlands without stopping.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Digital registration form: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained.
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
The conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
The conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In Nederland geldt per 1 december 2020 een mondkapjesplicht in openbare ruimten.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
Essential/non-essential
- This reason is considered essential by the Netherlands, if you are a border worker or student. Furthermore, it is considered an essential reason if you visited a loved one, spouse, child or parent.
Application form/sworn statement
- You do not have to fill in a form on arrival.
Quarantine
- You do not have to go into quarantine.
Test
- You do not have the obligation to get tested.
The conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
The conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, from the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a masks in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, from the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a masks in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, from the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a masks in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, from the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a masks in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands, from the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a masks in public places.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
You are not required to self-quarantine and you do not need to get tested.
If you are staying in Belgium during the curfew (22.00 – 6.00 in Wallonia and 00.00 – 5.00 in Flanders), you must have a special permit.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/de.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Digital entry registration: https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/coronavirus-infos-reisende/merkblatt-dea.html
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
In NRW, a mask is obligatory in the following cases:
- in closed areas accessible to the public or to visitors and customers, as well as in public transport (also at bus stops),
- at markets and similar outdoor sales outlets,
- in front of stores and on associated parking lots and paths,
- where appropriate, also in workplaces and business premises, but not in places where the minimum distance can be maintained
from 25 January:
- Anyone in NRW who wants to travel by bus or train, visit supermarkets, doctors’ practices or religious services will have to wear a special mask.
- Only OP, FFP2 or KN95 masks are allowed in these places.
You can travel at any time through Belgium and Germany but without stopovers.
On arrival in NRW, you will automatically receive a text message on behalf of the government.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, there will be an obligation to wear a mouth mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Conditions for border commuters and border students: https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always transit, without stops.
In the Netherlands, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places from 1 December 2020.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Reasons for interrupting the quarantine in the Netherlands:
https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/tackling-new-coronavirus-in-the-netherlands/travel-and-holidays/when-you-dont-have-to-self-quarantine
Negative test result: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/negatieve-covid-19-testuitslag-aankomst-nederland/negatieve-testuitslag-binnen-eu-en-schengen
In the Netherlands and Belgium you can always travel in transit, without stopping.
From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory to wear a mask in public spaces.
A curfew applies between 22:00 and 04:30.
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- 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.
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html
- Belgium has a ban on non-essential travel, it is only allowed to travel for essential reasons.
- According to the Belgian government, you must have a sworn statement with you when you cross the border.
- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.
- You must go into quarantine on arrival. Exceptions to the quarantine obligation:
- Border pupils and/or students
- Border workers
- 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)
- 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).
Map of border municipalities and their direct neighbours:
Passenger Locator Form:
https://travel.info-coronavirus.be/public-health-passenger-locator-form
Information about the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxemburg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html