Crossing Borders

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I need to get tested?

No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine on arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I need to get tested?

No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine on arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I need to get tested?

No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine on arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I need to get tested?

No, you do not need to submit a negative PCR test upon arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine on arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

If you have not been vaccinated or have not recovered and can prove this, you must be tested (via PCR-test).

The rule applies to entry into the Netherlands from 04.09.2021.

Where can or should I get tested?

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed in NL for more than 24 hours:

You don't need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.
You must have a negative test no older than 48 hours (rapid test) or no older than 72 hours (PCR test) at arrival OR are in possession of a recovery certificate/vaccination certificate.

Exceptions:

On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.
Border commuters/students: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register.
It is advisable to carry proof of registration or an employer's certificate.
Exceptional family visit first-degree/partner or co-parenting visit up to 72 hours: No quarantine obligation and no obligation to register

If you have stayed in NL for less than 24 hours or want to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours:

No obligation to register and no obligation to quarantine
On arrival, you must be able to show a negative test result/recovery certificate or vaccination certificate.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival for stays of less than 12 hours.

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to provide a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker/student/pupil you do not have to have a negative test upon arrival in the Netherlands.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you don’t have to get tested.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

You must have a negative NAAT test result prior to arrival. The test must not be older than 48 hours at the time of submission.

Travellers with a vaccination certificate or a convalescence certificate are exempt from this requirement. The conditions that these proofs must fulfil can be found under the heading “Additional information”.

Where can or should I get tested?

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in or carry anything in advance.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you have been in a red area for more than 48 hours and want to stay in Belgium for more than 48 hours:

Application

- You must complete a Passenger Locator Form 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium.

Testcertificate / vaccinationcertificate / recovery certificate

- Belgian residents: if you have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not need to go into quarantine upon arrival. If you do not have one of these certificates before arrival, you need go into quarantine and get tested on day 1 or 2 after arrival. If the test result is negative, you may end your quarantine.
- Non-Belgian residents: You need to have a test/vaccination or recovery certificate upon arrival. If you have a negative test certificate, it may not be older than 72 hours at arrival.

For more information on the requirements for these certificates, view the box 'additional information'.

Exceptions to these requirements:

1. Border pupils and/or students
2. Frontier workers

If they regularly have to stay longer in Belgium and return home during the week (such as a student going to boarding school in Belgium and returning at the weekend)

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).

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE and BE: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Germany or the Netherlands. This is possible. If you do not disembark in the Netherlands or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test. Please note! If you transit through the Netherlands on international public transport (including cross-border bus transport more than 30 km from the border), by plane or ship, you must have a negative test result.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Germany or the Netherlands. This is possible. If you do not disembark in the Netherlands or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test. Please note! If you transit through the Netherlands on international public transport (including cross-border bus transport more than 30 km from the border), by plane or ship, you must have a negative test result.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Belgium or Germany. This is possible. If you do not disembark in Belgium or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test. Please note! If you transit through the Netherlands on international public transport (including cross-border bus transport more than 30 km from the border), by plane or ship, you must have a negative test result.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Belgium or Germany. This is possible. If you do not disembark in Belgium or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test. Please note! If you transit through the Netherlands on international public transport (including cross-border bus transport more than 30 km from the border), by plane or ship, you must have a negative test result.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Belgium or Germany. This is possible. If you do not disembark in Belgium or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test.

On return

Since your destination and country of residence are the same, we assume that you are transiting through Belgium or Germany. This is possible. If you do not disembark in Belgium or Germany during your transit, you do not have to go into quarantine or submit a test.

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to get tested.

Will I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning to Belgium from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted less than 48 hours, then you do not need to take any further action.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to get tested.

Will I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you are returning from a trip in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine that lasted longer than 48 hours, you must complete the PLF 48 hours before your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE /BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in Belgium:
https://www.info-coronavirus.be/nl/faq/#006

Information Corona in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine on arrival

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, as a cross-border worker, if you cross the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a declaration from your employer or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, in the case of an extraordinary family visit, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a course participant or student crossing the border, you do not have to bring a negative test result with you before arrival or undergo a test after arrival. This exception does not apply if you travel across the border occasionally, such as one-off workshops. For this, see the rules under courses/workshops.

Do I have to go into be quarantined after arrival?

No, as a course participant or student who crosses the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a school or student crossing the border, you are not required to bring a negative test result on arrival. This exception does not apply if you cross the border occasionally, such as students who have left home and do not commute often. See rules for courses/workshops.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, as a school or student crossing the border at least once a week, you are not required to go into quarantine.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you intend to stay in NRW for less than 24 hours or have stayed in Belgium for less than 24 hours:

Application

You do not need to register via the Einreiseanmeldung.

Quarantine

You do not have to go into quarantine

Test

You are not required to undergo a test

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not need to go into quarantine on arrival

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a cross-border worker, you do not need to have a negative test result before your arrival.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, as a cross-border worker, if you cross the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a declaration from your employer or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, if you cross the border at least once a week to care for a first-degree relative or your partner, you do not have to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, you do not need to get tested.

Will I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form before or on arrival.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a course participant or student crossing the border, you do not have to bring a negative test result with you before arrival or undergo a test after arrival. This exception does not apply if you travel across the border occasionally, such as one-off workshops. For this, see the rules under courses/workshops.

Do I have to go into be quarantined after arrival?

No, as a course participant or student who crosses the border at least once a week, you do not have to go into quarantine after arrival.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

No, as a school or student crossing the border, you are not required to bring a negative test result on arrival. This exception does not apply if you cross the border occasionally, such as students who have left home and do not commute often. See rules for courses/workshops.

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

No, as a school or student crossing the border at least once a week, you are not required to go into quarantine.

Do I have to fill in anything beforehand or bring something with me?

No, you do not need to fill in a form on arrival or after arrival. However, you must have a certificate of registration or other proof for existing exceptions.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

Do I have to get tested?

Travelling by car or other private means of transport or by regional cross-border bus services less than 30 km from the border or by regional rail services: No, you do not need to have a negative test result before arrival.
Travel by international public transport (including cross-border bus transport over 30 km from the border), plane or boat: Yes, you must have a negative test result before arrival.

When should I get tested?

Travel by public transport (including cross-border bus or rail transport at more than 30km from the border): you must have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure.
Travelling by plane or ship: you should have a negative test result from a NAAT (PCR) test taken no later than 72 hours before departure, in addition you should have a negative rapid test result taken no later than 72 hours before boarding. You can also replace this double test requirement by a negative test result of a NAAT (PCR) test that is 24 hours old.

Where can or should I get tested?

In North Rhine-Westphalia you can get tested once a week with the citizen test (Bürgertestung) if you live in Germany. Please note! The tests in North Rhine-Westphalia are rapid tests, whereas in the Netherlands PCR tests are required.

Testing centres in North Rhine-Westphalia:

NAAT:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-pcr-test

Do I have to go into quarantine after arrival?

You do not need to go into quarantine on arrival.

Do I need to fill in anything in advance or carry anything with me?

Generally speaking, there is no need to fill in a form in advance or to carry it with you. If you have to get tested (please see the corresponding question in the FAQ), then you’ll need to carry your negative test result with you.

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

On return

If you want to stay in NRW for more than 24 hours and have stayed more than 24 hours in the Netherlands:

Application

If you have been staying in the Netherlands for more than 24 hours and will be staying in NRW for more than 24 hours, you must register using the digital 'Einreiseanmeldung'. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.
If applicable, the necessary proof (test results, vaccination or convalescence certificate) can also be submitted to the authorities via this portal.

Quarantine

In principle, a quarantine of 10 days applies. The quarantine can be terminated at any time or does not even have to be started if the entrants submit a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence to the competent authorities through the entry portal. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Test

According to federal rules you have to hand in a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of convalescence no later than 48 hours after entry. In the case of entry by air, however, a test result, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence must already be presented before departure. Exceptions to this apply to border workers and students, transport personnel and stays of up to 72 hours for compelling family reasons.

Information

Requirements for tests in the Netherlands:

Rapid test:
https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/coronavirus-covid-19/reizen-en-vakantie/verplichte-negatieve-covid-19-testuitslagen/eisen-sneltest

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

From the 1st of December 2020, it is mandatory in the Netherlands to wear a mask in public places.

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?

On return

If you come back from an area that is not a risk area, then you do not have to take any further measures on your return.

Information

Information about Covid certificate:

An EU Digital Covid Certificate has been agreed at EU level. This harmonises the proof of vaccination, recovery and negative test at EU level and regulates its use. It is intended to partially replace national measures.

The certificate can be carried digitally, but also analogue (printed out). More about the certificate can be found here and a Q&A can be found here.

This certificate is required for travel to/from risk areas. For non-risk areas this is not required to travel, for high-risk areas additional requirements may apply.

The implementation/understanding of a vaccination certificate may vary slightly between EU member states.

The understanding of “fully vaccinated” in the EMR:

– DE/BE/NL: 2 doses received (or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson) + 14 days.

Requirements for tests in NRW:
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Tests.html

Information on the coronavirus and the measures taken in Luxembourg:
https://covid19.public.lu/en.html

FAQ

What must I keep in mind when I return?

Please note! Conditions may again apply to your return journey. Below you will find a general description of the measures to be taken upon return. However, please check the rules for your specific situation when you return, by filling in the form again in the opposite direction

Where can or should I get tested?