Travel guides for most countries in the EU will turn yellow, but all unnecessary trips to the rest of the world are not advised until the end of August.
Updated travel guides have just been presented.
Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod (S) says that unnecessary travel is not recommended for six countries.
The six countries are these:
- United Kingdom
- Portugal
- Romania
- malta
- Ireland
- Sweden – however, the region of Västerbotten is open
In addition to the countries that are advised not to travel to, there are also a number of destinations where travel guides are eased.
Here is the list:
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech republic
- Estonia
- finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Italy
- Latvia
- liechtenstein
- Lithuania
- luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Switzerland
In a press release, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs writes that in the future no press releases on updates will be issued. Therefore, the ministry encourages travelers to check the guides before planning a trip.
In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends travel to the rest of the world until 31 August.
The new model for traveling abroad addresses a number of criteria that countries must meet.
To be “open”, a country must have less than 20 infected per 100,000 inhabitants per week.
Once a country is open, the critical level of when a country changes its “quarantine” status will be at 30 infected per 100,000 population.
At the same time, requirements will be set for the countries’ test regimes.
More requirements for tourists
Since March 13, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has, as a starting point, advised against all unnecessary trips abroad.
But the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ travel instructions made it possible for the Danes to travel to Germany, Norway and Iceland from Monday 15 June without having to quarantine subsequently.
Like Denmark, the three countries have a low number of coronavirus infected and hospitalized as a result of the covid-19 disease.
Source: nyheder.tv2.dk
