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Czech authorities have published the latest risk assessment, removing Croatia, Austria and Ireland from the epidemiologically safe list.

Thus, starting on Monday, September 13, arrivals from those countries have to undergo an antigen or PCR test before reaching Czechia and self-isolating for 14 days upon arrival. However, the quarantine time can be reduced if another test is carried out no earlier than on the fifth day of the isolation, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.

Every traveller reaching the Czech authority must fill in an Arrival Form. Fully vaccinated travellers with one of the European Medicines Agency approved vaccines (Moderna, AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Janssen) are exempted from these entry requirements.

Furthermore, travellers from the following countries are obliged to undergo the same entry requirements as they are placed on the red and dark red category:

• Bulgaria
• Belgium
• Iceland
• Cyprus
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Lithuania
• Liechtenstein
• Monaco
• Germany
• Estonia
• France
• Greece
• Slovenia
• Switzerland
• Spain and its Balearic Islands
• Portugal

On the other hand, entry requirements will be tightened for Andorra, Denmark, San Marino, Slovakia, Sweden, the Canary Islands and Madeira, as the Czech authorities have placed these countries on the orange list. Arrivals from this category must undergo a PCR or antigen test before reaching the country or no later than the fifth day upon arrival. Other countries on Czechia’s orange list are Italy, Finland and Malta.

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Travellers from the green countries can enter Czechia by providing a test taken before or within the first days of the arrival. Countries in this category include Hungary, Poland, Vatican City and Portugal, Azores.

Whereas, third countries on the green list are as follows:

• Australia
• Hong Kong
• Japan
• Jordan
• Korea
• Canada
• Qatar
• Macao
• New Zealand
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore
• Taiwan

On the previous assessment, Netherlands, Norway, Ireland, San Marino and Slovenia were removed from the epidemiologically safe list, following a surge in infection rates.

As per Czechia’s epidemiological situation, the country has reported 421 positive cases with Coronavirus. Furthermore, the World Health Organisation (WHO) data reveals that since January 2020, 30,413 people in Czechia have died due to the virus, and 1,682,475 were infected with the virus.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) shows that 66.2 per cent of the population in Czechia have received the first shot of the COVID vaccine, and 64.6 per cent are fully vaccinated against Coronavirus.

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