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[QUOTE=FunMan13;2568578]Sigh, according to the State Department, US citizens still cannot enter Germany. However, we are allowed to enter Spain. I guess "Barcelona here I come!

Funman13.[/QUOTE]UK and India are under 15 days quarantine in Germany and France, but I didn't hear about US who can enter with negative test. Even European but I also need negative test to go to my beloved Italy, or to Spain, Germany, NL, Austria, maybe also for Switzerland. I don t know if US forbid their citizens to travel abroad, but they are not forbidden in EU.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2568682]UK and India are under 15 days quarantine in Germany and France, but I didn't hear about US who can enter with negative test. Even European but I also need negative test to go to my beloved Italy, or to Spain, Germany, NL, Austria, maybe also for Switzerland. I don t know if US forbid their citizens to travel abroad, but they are not forbidden in EU.[/QUOTE]Who will control you? I am travelling through Europe every week by car and was never controlled at any boarder. I have done my first test this week just to visit a relative in the hospital but even there nobody asked me something.

[QUOTE=ExpatLover;2568799]Who will control you? I am travelling through Europe every week by car and was never controlled at any boarder. I have done my first test this week just to visit a relative in the hospital but even there nobody asked me something.[/QUOTE]Samya seem to control.

[QUOTE=ExpatLover;2568799]Who will control you? I am travelling through Europe every week by car and was never controlled at any boarder. I have done my first test this week just to visit a relative in the hospital but even there nobody asked me something.[/QUOTE]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.

[QUOTE=SomeMongerer;2570037]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.[/QUOTE]By car for sure just because you can take another border in case of problems. Concerning the plane I think there is no problem too but you never know now it seems that the Indian variant is increasing every where in Europe and could be a new point of concern.

[QUOTE=SomeMongerer;2570037]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.[/QUOTE]If you read the German entry requirements it's all about where you've been in the last 10 days there is nothing I can see about a certain nationality being banned.

Every German club that has reopened so far says you need a negative test for entry in the last 24 hours or being full vaccinated. In the case of the later it isn't clear to me what proof they will accept.

[QUOTE=Saturn11;2570279]If you read the German entry requirements it's all about where you've been in the last 10 days there is nothing I can see about a certain nationality being banned.

Every German club that has reopened so far says you need a negative test for entry in the last 24 hours or being full vaccinated. In the case of the later it isn't clear to me what proof they will accept.[/QUOTE]

Every region (Bundesland) has its own rules, until now only clubs in NRW did re-open under the condition that visitors and girls are either Tested (PCR or antigen), Cured (also proof required) and vaccinated (once by Janssen or twice for the other, using digital app, paper vaccin registration or "classic" WHO-approved yellow vaccin booklet as proof).

Per Kreis / area the 7-day incident rate has to be below 35/100 K to be able to re-open anyway.

Now also Ba-Wu starts to re-open (e. G. Sakura next Wednesday), Hessen and other regions (Bundeslnders) will be later, as always.

[QUOTE=SomeMongerer;2570037]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.[/QUOTE]Yes, but it is a long drive, better to take long train. Then you can drink beer and have a sleep.

[QUOTE=Maxime;2570314]
Per Kreis / area the 7-day incident rate has to be below 35/100 K to be able to re-open anyway.
[/QUOTE]Check the Bob Cock (Robert Koch Institute) dashboard:

[URL]https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/478220a4c454480e823b17327b2bf1d4/page/page_0/[/URL]

Then look at the "7-Tage-Inzidenz" at the top of the page. Today it says 10.3 (Bundesweit), well below the 35 required to keep things open.

If you want to know the local score, click at the top, change from Bundesländer, to Landeskreis, then zoom around the map and see the 7-Day-Incidence for that local area.

[QUOTE=SomeMongerer;2570037]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.[/QUOTE]You can enter directly now. But still need a test. Testing seems easier than routing through Spain.

[URL]https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/germany-permits-non-vaccinated-americans-albanians-more-third-country-citizens-to-enter-for-tourism-from-sunday/[/URL]

[QUOTE=SomeMongerer;2570037]Do you think US citizen now can enter Spain then travel to Germany through air / land without test / quarantine? Thanks.[/QUOTE]You can enter directly now. But still need a test. Testing seems easier than routing through Spain. You have to test to get back in the States anyway.

[URL]https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/germany-permits-non-vaccinated-americans-albanians-more-third-country-citizens-to-enter-for-tourism-from-sunday/[/URL]

I saw this from [URL]www.Germany.info[/URL].

Does it mean that us citizen can fly in (fully vaccinated) without any PRC test?

"Requirements For Entry Via Air Travel.

All air travelers six years and older who are entering the Federal Republic of Germany must either show that they are fully vaccinated or fully recovered or have tested negative prior to departure.

Travelers who received all the required doses of a COVID-19 vaccine cited on the website of the Paul Ehrlich Institute are considered fully vaccinated. It must be at least 14 days since the last vaccine dose was administered. On entry, travelers must have proof of vaccination in written (E. G. CDC card) or digital form (a cellphone photo is not sufficient). Vaccinated travelers must additionally show no relevant symptoms.

Travelers who can prove they were previously infected with COVID through a positive PCR test, taken at least 28 days but no more than six months prior, and who show no relevant symptoms are considered to be fully recovered.

Travelers who are neither fully vaccinated nor fully recovered must continue to present a negative COVID test prior to departure. Both PCR tests and rapid antigen tests are accepted. A list of approved rapid antigen tests that meet the requirements of the Robert Koch Institute for entry can be found here. The PCR test must be taken no more than 72 hours prior to entering Germany; the rapid antigen test, no more than 48 hours.

Transit travelers with a destination outside the Schengen area who do not leave the international transit area of the airport do not need to present a negative test prior to departure.

United States No Longer Risk Area.

As of Sunday, June 13,2021, the United States is no longer categorized as a risk area according to the Robert Koch Institute. Thus, travelers are no longer required to register digitally for entry or quarantine on arrival in Germany."

[QUOTE=DaWong949;2570415]I saw this from [URL]www.Germany.info[/URL].

Does it mean that us citizen can fly in (fully vaccinated) without any PRC test?

"Requirements For Entry Via Air Travel.[/QUOTE]Sure sounds like it.

[QUOTE=DaWong949;2570415]Does it mean US citizen can fly in normally like before covid?[/QUOTE]Not yet: [URL]https://de.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/[/URL].

Entry and Exit Requirements:

Are USA Citizens permitted to enter? No (with a few exceptions, see below).

Germany will currently only allow EU citizens, EU residents, and residents of certain other specific countries to enter. The United States is not one of those countries. USA Citizens traveling to Germany from the United States will not be permitted to enter unless they meet one of only a few narrow exceptions.

However this is likely to change on June 20!

[URL]https://thepointsguy.com/news/germany-reopens-to-americans/[/URL]

The German government confirmed on Friday, June 18 that Americans will be welcomed as of June 20,2021.

I keep my fingers crossed.

[QUOTE=SmokeLight;2570510]Not yet: [URL]https://de.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/[/URL].

Entry and Exit Requirements:

Are USA Citizens permitted to enter? No (with a few exceptions, see below).

Germany will currently only allow EU citizens, EU residents, and residents of certain other specific countries to enter. The United States is not one of those countries. USA Citizens traveling to Germany from the United States will not be permitted to enter unless they meet one of only a few narrow exceptions.

However this is likely to change on June 20!

[URL]https://thepointsguy.com/news/germany-reopens-to-americans/[/URL]

The German government confirmed on Friday, June 18 that Americans will be welcomed as of June 20,2021.

I keep my fingers crossed.[/QUOTE]20 June is literally tomorrow, LOL.