The German federal authorities have decided to remove a list of countries from the “high risk” COVID-19 list as of Monday, February 21, which includes Morocco.
As a result, travelers to Germany from Morocco will only have to present proof of complete vaccination of more than 14 days with one of the vaccines recognized in the country, which currently excludes people vaccinated with Sinopharm.
The latter must provide proof of a second dose with a vaccine recognized by the German health authority, Paul-Ehrlich Institute.
Otherwise, the authorities require proof of recovery from COVID-19 or a negative test (PCR, LAMP, TMA, or antigenic) dating less than 48 hours.
These conditions apply to anyone over the age of 6.
Other countries removed from the “high risk” list include Algeria, France, Ireland, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, Great Britain, and the United States.
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