The Czech government announced earlier today that all requirements of Covid testing, Vaccination Documentation and Personal Location Forms will no longer be required of any visitors entering the country
as of April 9.
The Czech Foreign Ministry added that those traveling by air to the Czech Republic should check with their airline to verify whether the airline itself
will require any vaccination or testing documents.
Posted by
Greater Sacramento
569 posts
Wow, Czechia has gone from very restrictive to open in a real short time. Also, mandatory masks on public transportation to be gone next week.
Posted by
3 posts
Nice! I booked the Eastern Europe tour for June thinking all restrictions would end by summer. Happy Travels
Posted by
Magyarország / Rep of Texas
17908 posts
Excellent news for traveling. How many countries are we up to now that are "open"? Czech and Hungary and ????
Posted by
Edinburgh
2639 posts
United kingdom, though in Scotland we still have a mask mandate for public transport and shops but that will likely be removed very soon.
Posted by
Mason, Michigan
76 posts
Wow... I just checked https://reopen.europa.eu/en/ which is my go-to resource and confirmed.
I also confirmed that we COULD have gone to Poland and Hungary as originally planned... sad.
But, I do think that the war complicates travel to those countries even if covid isn't a complication as much.
Posted by
Magyarország / Rep of Texas
17908 posts
I also confirmed that we COULD have gone to Poland and Hungary as
originally planned... sad. But, I do think that the war complicates
travel to those countries even if covid isn't a complication as much.
Actually as a current event, no the war does not complicated travel to those countries. If you are concerned what "could" happen I suspect any guess is valid at this point.