Possible route considering covid?

  • 29 January 2022
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elliejanel
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I’m planning on travelling Europe at the end of May for 1 month on my own but not sure if this is doable with covid. I’ve had a look on the Re-open EU (europa.eu) but am still unsure. Does anyone know if you have to pay extra for tests/isolate- I’ve been double vaccinated. 

The route I have in mind is:

Belgium(Brussels), Germany(Berlin), Poland(Warsaw), Czechia(Prague), Austria(Vienna), Slovakia(Bratislava), Hungary(Budapest), Croatia(Zagreb), (Potentially Slovenia), Switzerland(Bern), France(Paris).

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The end of May is an eternity away in terms of the COVID crisis. Nobody can say what the requirements will be by that time. In general, though, I think your route will be feasible. Some countries have already loosened the entry requirements a bit so let's hope it will become better.

Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
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As rian writes-it will be all changed by then.

As for NOW and assuming you yourself are form the EU (as more strict rules apply to people from outisde!!!) you only need to make a test for CH. and IT BUT you also have to fill out online forms for a few countries, like CZ,SK,CH.DE and in some cases have to download your proof of vaccination/booster-this then has to be done in the EU QR code. The need for this EU style QR code most likely will stay, so inform yourself how to get on if out of EU with the registration of your country.

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As for NOW and assuming you yourself are form the EU (as more strict rules apply to people from outisde!!!)

Click can on the username to see where people live.

you only need to make a test for CH. and IT BUT you also have to fill out online forms for a few countries, like CZ,SK,CH.DE

That information is already outdated. Switzerland dropped the test and entry form in most cases. For Germany, the entry form has always depended on a number of factors.

Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.

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