When to test?
Persons over the age of 12 must be vaccinated, recovered or tested to gain entry to food service, lodging, events and recreational facilities. Testing is not required if one of the following verifications is available.
- Recovered persons:
- Segregation notice due to Covid 19 disease valid for 6 months.
- Physician's confirmation of a passed-through infection is valid for 6 months
- Proof of neutralizing antibodies valid for 3 months
- Vaccinated individuals:
- The second vaccination is valid for a maximum of 360 days from the date of the second vaccination.
- Vaccines where only one vaccination is provided (e.g. from Johnson & Johnson) are valid for a total of 270 days from the date of vaccination, starting on the 22nd day after vaccination.
- For previously recovered individuals who have been previously vaccinated once, the vaccination is valid for 360 days from the date of vaccination.
- The third vaccination (or second vaccination in the case of single-use vaccines and convalescents) is valid for 360 days. There must be at least 14 days between the first and second vaccination, and at least 120 days between the second and third vaccination.
What tests can be presented in food service or lodging establishments and how long are they valid?
- Negative PCR test: 72 hours
- Negative antigen test under supervision: 24 hours
- Negative antigen test for self-testing with digital solution ("living room test"): 24 hours
- NEW: Self-tests taken directly on site at a catering or lodging establishment also entitle the holder to access - but only for that one visit to that establishment.
In principle, a negative test on arrival is sufficient for accommodation establishments. If the guest uses additional services such as wellness treatments or in the restaurant, a new negative test must be presented after expiration of the validity.
