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9° / 22° CCovid-19: Situation & measures in the Region Seefeld
Really good perspectives: A holiday in the Region Seefeld is possible again
- Flexible cancellation conditions
- Uncomplicated testing facilities directly in Seefeld
- Best health care by five established physicians, three pharmacies and three hospitals in direct proximity
- Located just over the German border and only and two hours from Switzerland
- Comprehensive hygiene concepts in the tourism enterprises
- On average up to three soccer fields of space for each person in the region
Current rules
Good News
Austria is no longer listed as a high-risk area for Germany by the RKI as of Thursday 03.03.2022.
Only the 3G rule applies to all people returning to Germany. All persons 12 years and older must provide the following proof: Proof of complete vaccination (min. 14 days, max. 9 months old), proof of recovery (min. 28 days, max. 3 months old), PCR or antigen test not older than 48 hrs, self-tests are not permitted. The quarantine obligation for the unvaccinated and non-recovered has been waived. Entry registration is also no longer required!
- Mask obligation: FFP2 masks are still compulsory in public transport and the associated (closed) stations and platforms as well as bus stops, in vital trade (grocery shops, banks, tobacconists, drugstores, pharmacies, etc.), in taxis and in the care and health sector.
3G regulation: “This is now only required of visitors and staff in hospitals, old people's homes and nursing homes.
ENTRY INFORMATION
THINGS TO KNOW WHEN TRAVELING TO THE REGION SEEFELD
WHAT IS IMPORTANT WHEN ENTERING AUSTRIA?
HERE to the Austrian entry regulation
WHAT IS IMPORTANT ON DEPARTURE?
The return travel regulations always depend on the country of origin. HERE you will find further information on testing and quarantine regulations for travellers returning from Tyrol or Austria.
Below is an overview of some of them:
- Return journey of Austrian guests: From the Region Seefeld, guests can return to their Austrian home town without any conditions.
- Return journey to Switzerland/Liechtenstein: No proof is required for the return journey from Tyrol to Switzerland/Liechtenstein.
- Return journey to Germany:
Austria is no longer listed as a high-risk area for Germany by the RKI as of Thursday 03.03.2022.
For the return journey from Austria to Germany, only the 3G rule applies (all persons 12 years and older must provide the following proof: Proof of complete vaccination (min. 14 days, max. 9 months old), proof of recovery (min. 28 days, max. 3 months old), PCR or antigen test not older than 48 hrs, self-tests are not permitted). The quarantine obligation for unvaccinated and non-vaccinated persons does not apply. Entry registration is also no longer required!
Rules that should always be followed:
- Observe FFP2 mask obligation in vital trade, in the care and health sector and in public transport.
- Wash hands several times a day for at least 30 seconds
- Sneezing or coughing into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief
