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Germany

Visum

Visa-free up to 90 days within 180 days

Sprache

German

Telefoncode

+49

Währung

Euro

Wechselkurse

1 EUR = 44 UAH

Zeitunterschied

-01:00

Covid

There are no COVID restrictions

Insurance policy

Insurance policy is required

Visum

Visa-free up to 90 days within 180 days

Sprache

German

Telefoncode

+49

Währung

Euro

Wechselkurse

1 EUR = 44 UAH

Zeitunterschied

-01:00

Covid

There are no COVID restrictions

Insurance policy

Insurance policy is required

Temporary entry

Temporary transit

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From October 10, 2021, entry to Germany for tourism purposes is allowed only for fully vaccinated citizens of Ukraine – https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/civil-protection/coronavirus/travel-restrictions-border-control/travel-restriction-border-control-list.html#f13919566
For visa-free entry to Germany you need a valid biometric passport and get a health insurance policy for the entire period of stay in the country.
Before traveling to Germany, you must register on the website https://einreiseanmeldung.de/#/. This requirement applies to all travelers: adults and children of any age. After completing the questionnaire, the system will issue a pdf file. You need to print it out or save it to your mobile phone. This file may be asked to show before the plane leaves for Germany or during passport control upon arrival in Germany.
For vaccinated citizens, only vaccinations with recognized vaccines will be considered valid: BioNTech / Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Covishield and Johnson & Johnson. From the moment of the last dose of the vaccine, at least 14 days must pass (the day of vaccination is considered zero). Such citizens do not need additional tests and quarantine - https://www.pei.de/EN/newsroom/dossier/coronavirus/coronavirus-content.html?nn=221086&cms_pos=3
Children under 12 years of age can enter freely with fully vaccinated parents.
Unvaccinated persons are only eligible to enter for urgent need:
- members of the immediate family of German citizens (spouses, children under 18, parents of children under 18),
- EU citizens and citizens of Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland and members of their immediate family (spouses, children under 18, parents of children under 18) are exempt from entry restrictions,
- citizens of non-EU countries who have a current long-term residence permit from an EU or Schengen country, and their immediate family, if they meet passport and visa requirements,
- medical professionals, health researchers and geriatric care workers,
- qualified and highly skilled foreign workers, whose employment is necessary from an economic point of view and whose work cannot be postponed or performed abroad - https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/civil-protection/coronavirus/travel-restrictions-border-control/IV-restrictions-applying-to-air-and-sea-travel-outside-of-europe/which-skilled-and-highly-qualified-foreign-workersare-permitted-to-enter-Germany.html,
- truck drivers and other transport personnel,
- seasonal agricultural workers,
- seafarers who are in transit to the port of departure or to the airport to return to a non-EU country,
- foreign students whose course of study is not entirely possible from abroad, as well as listeners and citizens of non-EU countries who enter Germany to obtain a qualification if their study or qualification program is not fully possible from abroad,
- persons who immigrate to Germany to join their families and persons visiting Germany for urgent family reasons - https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/civil-protection/coronavirus/travel-restrictions-border-control/IV-restrictions-applying-to-air-and-sea-travel-outside-of-europe/what-special-conditions-apply-to-entry-into-germany-by-family-members-who-are-third-country-nationals.html,
- persons in need of international protection or protection for other humanitarian reasons, including urgent medical reasons - https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/civil-protection/coronavirus/travel-restrictions-border-control/IV-restrictions-applying-to-air-and-sea-travel-outside-of-europe/under-what-circumstances-medical-reasons.html,
- diplomats, employees of international organizations, military personnel and humanitarian aid workers in the performance of their functions,
- ethnic German settlers,
- transit passengers.
! Attending a (sport) event as a spectator is not a compelling reason to enter.
The decision to authorize entry is always at the discretion of the border guard.
Before traveling to Germany, you must register on the website https://einreiseanmeldung.de/#/. This requirement applies to all travelers: adults and children of any age. After completing the questionnaire, the system will issue a pdf file. You need to print it out or save it to your mobile phone. This file may be asked to show before the plane leaves for Germany or during passport control upon arrival in Germany.
Unvaccinated citizens over 12 years old who are allowed to enter Germany must have one of the following documents:
- negative test for COVID-19 antigen, done a maximum of 24 hours before arrival; or
- negative PCR, RT-LAMP or TMA test for COVID-19, done a maximum of 72 hours prior to arrival.
The test result must be in English, French or German.
After entry, you need to go through a 10-day quarantine at the place of residence / stay. This period can be shortened if the COVID-19 test is taken no earlier than 5 days after arrival.
Children under 12 years of age entering Germany from high-risk areas can automatically end quarantine after five days without proving a negative test result.
! Antibody tests are not recognized.
Travelers must keep the test results for at least ten days after entering Germany and provide them to the competent authorities at their request.
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