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High risk area or virus variant area?
Depending on which country you are coming from, different regulations may apply. There are two categories of risk areas:
- High risk areas have a particularly high incidence value
- Virus variant areas with certain variants of the coronavirus
High risk and virus variant areas are countries with a high risk of infection. The classification of the countries can change qiuckly. To find out whether your destination is classified as a risk area or to which category it belongs, get information directly from the Robert Koch Institute.
Rules for your entry
| High incidence area | Virus variant area | |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Registration | Yes | Yes |
| Required before departure to DUS |
Negative test or evidence of vaccination or recovery |
Negative test or evidence of vaccination or recovery |
| Quarantine | 10 days quarantine | 14 days quarantine |
|
Testing instead of quarantine? |
|
No, quarantine is mendatory |
| Rules for vaccinated and recovered persons | For those who have been vaccinated or recovered (proof required), there is no test or quarantine requirement |
No special regulations for vaccinated or convalescent people |
Digital Registration
High incidence area
Yes
Virus variant area
Yes
Required before departure to DUS
High incidence area
Negative test or evidence of vaccination or recovery
Virus variant area
Negative test or evidence of vaccination or recovery
Quarantine
High incidence area
10 days quarantine
Virus variant area
14 days quarantine
Testing instead of quarantine?
High incidence area
- If a negative test is presented, the quarantine can be ended after five days at the earliest
- A rapid corona test is sufficient
Virus variant area
No, quarantine is mendatory
Rules for vaccinated and recovered persons
High incidence area
For those who have been vaccinated or recovered (proof required), there is no test or quarantine requirement
Virus variant area
No special regulations for vaccinated or convalescent people
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