Tourists from Russia will be allowed to enter Austria on a PCR test. The
relaxation will take effect from February 22. Currently, only those vaccinated with EU-approved vaccines or who have recovered from covid-19 can enter the country.
From February 22, Austria will allow the entry of tourists based on the results of a PCR test for CORONAVIRUS, TASS reports with reference to the country's Ministry of Tourism.
“Yes, according to the decision, Russian tourists will also be able to enter Austria upon presentation of a negative [result] test for coronavirus,” the ministry said.
The Ministry of HEALTH confirmed this information to the agency and added that entry would also be allowed on antigen tests.
Now entry to Austria from all countries is allowed under the “2P” system (vaccinated or recovered), that is, those who have been vaccinated with a vaccine approved by the European regulator (“Sputnik V” is not yet included in their number) or those who have been ill with COVID-19 and can document this. In addition, applicants must provide a negative PCR test result. If it is not with you, you will need to go through quarantine.
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