Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria were removed today from Germany’s list of regions with a high risk of infection with the COVID-19.
These changes denote that traveler from these countries will not be required to undergo a quarantine upon entering Germany. Instead, travelers over the age of 12 must provide proof of negative COVID-19 test results.
The established rules underline that any country and region with high numbers of corona infections shall be classified as high epidemic risk area.
However, the number of infections is not decisive, for other criteria such as the speed with which the virus spreads, the burden on the health system, or the lack of data on the spread of the virus are also taken into account.
On Sunday, Germany is scheduled to return Gabon and the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe to the list of high-risk areas.
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