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The German authorities have updated the list of “risk areas” in Romania, effective from 9 September, and have included the county of Iasi in the list, announces the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
As a result of this update, the county of Iaşi was placed in the risk category and the counties of Buzău, Galaţi and Vrancea were removed from the list of “risk areas”. At the moment, taking into account these latest decisions of the German authorities, together with Bucharest, 11 Romanian counties are on the list of “risk areas”: Argeş, Bacău, Bihor, Brăila, Braşov, Dâmboviţa, Iaşi, Ilfov, Prahova, Vaslui, Vâlcea ”, announced the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through a press release.
According to the information previously sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the counties removed from the list so far are the following: Buzău (at 09.09), Galaţi (at 09.09), Gorj (at 02.09), Ialomiţa (at 08.08. ), Mehedinţi (at 20.08), Neamţ (on 02.09), Timiş (at 20.08) and Vrancea (at 09.09).
Under what conditions do you enter Germany?
Persons entering the Federal Republic of Germany from risk areas must complete a “landing form”.
According to information publicly provided by the German authorities, all persons, regardless of nationality, who enter the Federal Republic of Germany after being in one of the “risk zones” at any time during the last 14 days before the arrival, they are required to perform self-isolation. at home or in other suitable accommodation for a period of 14 days after arrival.
There are two exceptions to this obligation. The first exception applies to people who have a negative molecular biology test for COVID-19 carried out no more than 48 hours before entering Germany, through a medical certificate translated into German or English that must be kept for at less 14 days. after entry. The second exception applies to persons who can take the test within 72 hours of their arrival on the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany, with the obligation to strictly observe self-isolation at home until the communication of the negative test result .
The test can be done free of charge directly at the airport, at the family doctor or at the local health authorities; More information can be obtained on the dedicated phone line 116117.
If the person in question has specific COVID-19 symptoms, the above exceptions no longer apply. In this case, it becomes mandatory to carry out the full period of self-isolation even if you submit the negative test carried out no later than 48 hours before entry into the Federal Republic of Germany or if it is carried out within 72 hours of entry into German territory and your result is negative.
“Transit through German territory is not conditioned by the aforementioned obligations. During transit, it is necessary to avoid any close contact with other people and observe specific protection measures (social distance, hygiene, mask), allowing short stops for food or fuel, but not tourism, visits, etc. a. ”, also transmitted the MFA.
In case of non-compliance with the obligations of proof, compliance with the self-isolation measure or the transit conditions, the German authorities can impose penalties of up to 25,000 euros.
The general rules of conduct, restrictions and relaxation measures decided at the level of each German state can be accessed on the website of the Federal Chancellery.
Likewise, information on the measures taken by the German authorities or the recommendations directed at the population can be accessed in several languages of international circulation: German, English, French.
