bemardus

Hi all,

I'm flying to Berlin in two weeks and as I look at new travel restrictions I'm wondering if I need to quarantine when I arrive. I'm not sure how often Germany's travel advisory gets updated but as of August 15 the US has been placed on the 'high risk list'. I am fully vaccinated. I'm guessing that if I submit my proof of vaccination I won't have to quarantine upon arrival. I've included the latest German Ministry of Interior posting below. Thanks for helping!



"Travellers who have spent time in high-risk areas must remain in quarantine for ten days. If, before the ten days have elapsed, you submit proof of vaccination or of recovery from COVID-19 to https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de, you may end your quarantine at the time you submit the necessary proof. Alternatively, after the fifth day in quarantine, you may reduce the quarantine period by submitting proof of a negative test result. Children under the age of 12 who are entering Germany from high-risk areas may end quarantine automatically after five days even without submitting proof of a negative test result."

Heimdall

The US embassies in foreign countries keep their COVID-19 pages up to date. Have you checked the US Embassy Berlin website?
https://de.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/

bemardus

Thanks for the resource! Much appreciated. I'll keep my eyes on it since things change so rapidly.