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Prepare for a safe and comfortable journey by checking country health requirements for COVID-19 It is your responsibility to ensure that you travel with the correct health documentation as failure to do so might result in denied boarding.
There are restrictions on the passengers who can enter Czech Republic at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel. It is the responsibility of the passenger to make sure of any changes to the travel and return policy of Czech Republic through the official sources and websites previously mentioned before planning travel
General Rules:
1) Rules for entry and return to the Czech Republic (as of July 23rd, 2021) please check PDF
- Citizens of Czechia and foreign nationals with residence permit issued by Czechia.
- Citizens of EU+ and foreign nationals with long-term or permanent residence permit issued by EU+
2) Rules for entry and return to the Czech Republic (as of July 23rd, 2021) - please check PDF
- 3rd-country nationals who do not have any residence permit issued by Czechia or long-term or permanent residence permit issued by other EU+ country
- 3rd-country nationals who have a short-term visa issued by Czechia before 11th May 2020 or short-term or long-term visa issued by other EU+ country
The current rules of return to the Czech Republic for CZ,EU citizens:
1) All persons returning from abroad to the Czech Republic, with the exception of children under the age of 6, are required to fill in an arrival form.
2) People who have been vaccinated, people with COVID-19 and children under the age of 6 do not need to take tests or self-isolation.
3) All other persons are required to pass tests to determine the presence of SARS-CoV-2 and, where appropriate, to self-insulate according to the specification specified in the article.
With a high risk of infection COVID-19 (red color) or with a very high risk of infection (dark red color)
Before traveling to the Czech Republic, passengers from these countries must notify their arrival to the regional hygienic station competent according to the place of residence, by filling in the Arrival Form, and submit a confirmation of its completion to the border control upon request.
Before starting a trip to the Czech Republic by public transport (especially by plane, train, bus), passengers must have a written confirmation from the health service provider or an appropriate certificate of negative antigen test result (max. 48 hours after collection) or a written confirmation from an accredited laboratory or an appropriate certificate of negative the result of the RT-PCR test (max. 72 hours from collection.) Carriers will not allow transport by passengers who do not submit the test / test certificate and arrival form.
After entering the territory of the Czech Republic, first undergo an RT-PCR test on day 5, but no later than day 14, to determine the presence of SARS-CoV-2 virus, unless the public health authority has exceptionally decided otherwise.
Self-isolation is required until the result of the RT-PCR test for SARS-CoV-2.
EXCEPTIONS FOR:
1) persons who prove themselves by a national certificate of vaccination against COVID-19 issued in accordance with the EU Regulation on the EU digital certificate COVID, provided that vaccination has elapsed at least 14 days after completion of the vaccination schedule and who do not show any symptoms of COVID-19 ;
2) a national certificate of completed vaccination, ie a written certificate issued at least in English by an authorized body operating in a third country, or a certificate of completed vaccination issued by an authorized body operating in a third country for which an implementing act has been adopted under the EU Digital Certificate Regulation that the person has been vaccinated with an EMA-registered medicinal product or a WHO-approved medicinal product for emergency use (the list of products is published on the Mzdr website.) The written confirmation must contain the relevant data and it must be possible to verify by remote access directly from the written confirmation.
Vaccinated persons according to the above definition have an exception from the tests, the obligation of the arrival form remains!
III) Pax with a diplomatic note attesting to the isolated isolation due to the Covid -19 disease in the country of departure, with the obligation to fill in an arrival form.
If you’re travelling to Egypt, you will need to take a COVID‑19 RT‑PCR test and submit a health declaration form before arrival.
COVID‑19 PCR testing and other entry requirements
All passengers except vaccinated passengers need to carry a printed negative COVID‑19 RT‑PCR test certificate from an accredited lab in English or Arabic for a test taken within 72 hours before the departure of their final direct flight to Egypt. The printed COVID‑19 RT‑PCR test certificate must be original and must be stamped by the laboratory/hospital and contain a clear readable QR code with relevant passenger details. The certificate must also have the following information:
Passengers who do not have a stamp and a QR code on their test certificate will deported back to their point of origin.
The COVID‑19 RT‑PCR test certificate must also not have any modifications or alterations (e.g. addition or deletion).
Note: (NAAT COVID, ID NOW, PCR NAA, Antigen test (AG), (IGg,IGm) anti bodies test) tests are not accepted.
All passengers, irrespective of their vaccination status, who have been in or transited/ transferred through Argentina, Bangladesh, Belize, Bolivia, Bhutan, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Mexico, Myanmar, Nepal, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela and Vietnam in the past 14 days from the date of arrival in Egypt will be subject to an "ID Now COVID‑19 test" on arrival in Egypt. Now testing will be borne by the passenger and has to be paid upon arrival in Egypt. Passengers with a positive COVID‑19 ID Now test result will perform another COVID‑19 PCR test and will remain at the airport until the test result is received. In case the second test result is also returned positive, the passenger will then be transferred to a government hospital and standard COVID‑19 protocols will be applicable.
All passengers from Canada, Australia, South Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, New Zealand, North America and South America, who are transiting through London Heathrow, Paris, Rome and Frankfurt may present a COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test taken no more than 96 hours before their arrival in Egypt.
Once the passenger departs Egypt, the COVID‑19 PCR certificate will be considered expired and not valid for a return flight to Egypt (the certificate cannot be reused).
Required forms
All passengers must complete a health declaration form that will be provided on board the aircraft or at Airport. Forms are also available from Egyptian tourism companies and their international counterparts.
Exemptions
Children below 6 years old are exempted from the negative COVID‑19 PCR test certificate requirement.
Vaccinated Passengers:
Passengers who have been vaccinated are exempted from the negative COVID‑19 PCR test certificate, provided they present proof that they have received the required doses of the following vaccines authorized by Egyptian ministry of Health & Population:
Vaccine certificates must be certified by official health authorities of the country of vaccination, and not less than 14 days have passed since the last dose (the second dose of a two dose vaccine or the first dose of a single dose vaccine) was administered before traveling to Egypt.
Other information
Passengers arriving from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Malaysia, Madagascar and Yemen need to submit an international vaccine certificate of Polio IPV vaccine through injections taken 4 days before arrival or 12 months at most. Passengers arriving from Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central Africa, Chad, Congo Republic – Democratic Republic of Congo, Cote D Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Islamic Republic of Iran, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tajikistan and Togo need to submit an information form of vaccination of Polio through injections before arriving to Egypt form taken within 4 weeks to 12 months. Above is applicable for passengers arriving to Egypt directly from the mentioned countries or via transit and will be effective immediately regardless the age of the traveler. Exception: Egyptian nationals may travel to Cairo without the polio vaccine, provided they take the vaccine on arrival in Cairo.
There are restrictions on the passengers who can enter Germany at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel.
Please check the official website for more information on the foregoing obligations, exemptions and requirements regarding the relevant proofs to travel from Egypt.
As for the general obligations please check the latest update here.
*Vaccinated Passengers:
Passenger is considered fully vaccinated under the following conditions:
1- The vaccine must be listed on the website of the PAUL-EHRLICH-Institute.
2- The passenger must have received the complete dose of the vaccine that is required for complete protection against COVID-19.
3- At least 14 days have passed since the last dose of vaccine except for recovered passenger.
4- Passenger is citizen of state whose entry requirements are not subject to reciprocity. Reciprocity reservations currently exist for following state; China.
5- The passenger has not stayed in VOC during the last 10 days.
Proof of immunization
*Passenger must have a digital COVID certificate of European union (EU-DCC) or equivalent proof of vaccination before departure of the flight.
*The accepted languages of the certificate of the vaccine are (English, German, Italian, French or Spanish)
*The certificate of vaccination must contain
1-Personal data of the vaccinated person (first name, last name, and date of birth).
2-Date of vaccination.
3-Number of doses of the vaccine.
4-Name of the vaccine.
5-Name of the disease against which the vaccine was received.
6-An indication to the institute responsible for the vaccine.
Entry of Germany is permitted from third countries who have imperative need to travel which are:
1-EU citizens and third countries who have the right of residence in Germany.
2-Healthcare workers.
3-Skilled and highly qualified foreign workers if their employment is important.
4-Seasonal workers in agriculture.
5-Freight transport.
6-Seafarers.
7-Forgien student, trainee, and volunteer.
8-Persons in need of international protection.
9-Ethenic German settlers.
10-Persons who are immigrating to Germany in purpose of joining their families or for short family visits of core family members (husband, wife, minor children, parents of minor children) or unmarried partners in relationship with German citizenship, EU citizenship, or third countries with right residence in Germany or joint short-term visit of couples who residing together in third country for important reason
11-Passengers in transit.
*Conditions for passengers who will be in transit:
1-Time spent in Germany is limited to the duration of direct transit to the destination state.
2-The third country passenger is allowed to enter their destination state.
3-The third country is not designated as an area of variants of concern.
Exemptions
THE RESTRICTIONS DO NOT APPLY TO:
1-German citizens.
2-Passengers who have resided and last stayed in the following countries and regions: Albania, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brunei, Canada, Honk Kong, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon Macao, Moldova, New Zealand, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Ukraine.
4-Children who are under 12 if accompanied by at least one fully vaccinated parent.
There are restrictions on the passengers who can enter Italy at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel.
For the general obligations please check the latest update here. It is the responsibility of the passenger to make sure of any changes to the travel and return policy of Italy through the official sources and websites before planning travel.
From Egypt to Italy
All passengers arriving from Egypt:
- MUST make a quick swab 48 hours before departure (also Green Pass holders) including children from 6 years old MUST carry out registration on the following link.
- On arrival in Italy MUST observe 10 days quarantine and carry out a follow-up test at the end.
From Italy to Egypt
All passengers leaving on our flights from Italy to Egypt will have to introduce to the boarding
one of the following documents:
All the above documentation must be shown in paper form at check-in desks.
Also GREEN PASS must be printed in all its parts (not only the QR-CODE)
There are restrictions on the passengers who can enter Kuwait at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel.
Travel eligibility
The below categories of passengers may enter Kuwait:
First: - Vaccinated Passengers:
- Pfizer BioNTech vaccine (two doses).
- AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine (two doses).
- Moderna vaccine (two doses).
- Johnson & Johnson vaccine (one dose).
Second: Proof of immunization: -
Must proof immunization upon arrival to the country through (Immune or Kuwait mobile ID or Kuwait-Mosafer).
Immunization to be proven by presenting vaccination certificate includes the following:
Third: Domestic worker: - Non-immunized domestic workers can be recruited as listed in the above Item (FIRST) by registration in (Bilsalamah) platform.
There are restrictions on the passengers who can enter Qatar at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel.
For the general obligations please check the latest update here. It is the responsibility of the passenger to make sure of any changes to the travel and return policy of the State of Qatar through the official sources and websites previously mentioned before planning travel.
General policy:
There are restrictions on the categories of passengers who can enter Saudi Arabia at this time. Please check the requirements before you travel.
Travel eligibility
The below categories of passengers may enter Saudi Arabia:
Covid-19 Requirements
- COVID‑19 PCR is not required before travelling.
- Must comply with home quarantine for 7 days and COVID‑19 PCR testing on day 6 of quarantine
- No procedures required
- Must have received two doses of Covid-19 vaccine inside the kingdom before their departure from the kingdom.
- All the precautionary measures and health requirements in the kingdom may be applied.
- Must provide COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test taken no more than 72 hours before boarding.
- No quarantine or COVID‑19 PCR testing is required on arrival.
- Must provide COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test taken no more than 72 hours before boarding
- Must comply with home quarantine for 7 days and COVID‑19 PCR testing on day 6 of quarantine
- Must provide COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test taken no more than 72 hours before boarding
- Those working in government sectors must comply with home quarantine for 7 days and take a COVID‑19 PCR test within 24 hours and another on day 7 of quarantine
Those working in private sectors must comply with institutional quarantine for 7 days and take a COVID‑19 PCR test within 24 hours and another on day 7 of quarantine
- Faculty members in universities, colleges and institutes.
- Teachers and female teachers in public education.
- The Trainers in the General Organization for Technical and Vocational Training and Training Institutes.
- Those who received a single dose or completed doses of vaccinations inside the Kingdom are excluded from the institutional quarantine.
- Duration of institutional quarantine 5 days / 4 nights.
- Institutional quarantine prices according to the age group of 18 years and over in each of the following countries:
Riyadh (2250(- Jeddah (2050) – Yanbu (2050) These prices include accommodation, three meals, transfer from the airport and two PCR scans.
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