Germany
From the beginning of August, it requires confirmation of completed vaccination, test or past illness. The test must be performed no more than 48 hours before arrival. Confirmation in German or English must be kept by the passenger and presented upon request for a period of 10 days after arrival. The exception is for children under 12 years. Confirmation of infectivity is also required for the use of some services.
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Austria
22 days after the first dose or immediately after the second dose of vaccination, disease suffered, antigen test not older than 48 hours, for PCR test it is 72 hours. Austrians also acknowledge the evidence of antibodies in the last three months as proof of infectivity, again in German or English. Exception for children under 12, when staying in Vienna only under six.
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Poland
The electronic form is requested by our northern neighbors only upon arrival by plane. However, confirmation of full vaccination, illness or test in the form of a digital EU covid certificate is required. The PCR or antigen test must not be older than 48 hours. Exceptions are for children under 12 years of age if the parents / companions meet the above conditions.
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Slovakia
An electronic arrival form is mandatory for all over 12 years old. Completed vaccination is required, ie 14 days after the second dose or 21 days after the single dose vaccine.
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The country does not recognize PCR tests or illness for entry. After the covid in the last six months, however, it is enough to have 14 days after the first dose of vaccination. From Monday, children under 12 follow the parental regime, until tomorrow they pay until 18.
The exception is in transit within eight hours, the passage by car is limited to designated routes and can only be built for refueling.
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Hungary
On arrival by land from neighboring countries (except Ukraine) does not require anything, but on arrival it is necessary to prove the disease, PCR test not older than 72 hours or vaccination. The vaccination is valid immediately after the first dose, it is also possible to prove it with a Czech card.
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Croatia
Arrival form is only recommended. Vaccination must be documented at least 22 days after the first dose, test or illness.
At the border, the EU asks for a covid passport, recognizing another form of confirmation only in exceptional cases. If a person does not meet the conditions, he still has the opportunity to be tested by PCR or antigen test at the border and to endure quarantine until the result. Here, too, an exception applies to children under 12 years of age.
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Bulgaria
Another country that a few weeks ago asked tourists from the Czech Republic nothing.
However, they must now document the completed vaccination, test (PCR not older than 72 hours, antigenic 48 hours) or past illness. If the tourist does not provide the relevant document, it will be quarantined for ten days at the place of accommodation.
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Italy
Before entering, each passenger must complete a digital arrival form. It needs to prove complete vaccination, test max. 48 hours old or suffered from the disease. The exception for children is only up to six years of age.
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Greece
The arrival form must be sent online via the Internet at least one day before departure by all passengers over the age of 18. For entry, the country requires full vaccination, illness, test (PCR within 72 hours, antigenic within 48 hours). An exception to infectivity applies to up to 12 years.
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Spain
When traveling to Spain, the Balearic or Canary Islands, a digital arrival form is required, for example, on arrival by plane or boat. It should be sent no earlier than 48 hours before the start of the trip.
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Confirmation of infectivity (vaccination, test, illness) is required only for persons with permanent residence in Prague, not for other regions. That may change, with authorities re-evaluating risk every week. Exception from the tests applies to children under 12 years of age, but parents must also fill in a form for children.
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