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The list of countries considered to be of high epidemiological risk has been updated by the National Committee for Emergency Situations. CNSU has decided to remove Germany from the yellow zone, so that those who arrive in Romania from this state no longer have to be in quarantine.
“The National Committee for Emergency Situations approved in today’s meeting, 02/19/2021, Decision number 11. This Decision updates the list of countries / areas / territories of epidemiological risk for which the quarantine measure is established for people who come to Romania from them “, CNSU conveyed in a press release.
List of countries for which quarantine is required when arriving in Romania
These are the countries currently on the yellow list:
- Montenegro
- Czech Republic
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- Israel
- San Marino
- Monaco
- Andorra
- Seychelles
- Estonia
- Slovenia
- St. Lucia
- Portugal
- Bahrain
- Lebanon
- Spain
- Latvia
- Albania
- Slovakia
- United Arab Emirates
- Saint Vincent si Grenadines
- Aruba
- United States of America
- Guernsey
- France
- Sweden
- malt
- Serbia
- Maldives
- Luxembourg
- Puerto Rico
- UK
- Gibraltar
- San Martin
- Brazil
- Kuwait
- Peru
- Netherlands
- Lithuania
- Panama
- Italy
- Ireland
- Falkland Islands
- Republic of Moldova
- chili
- Barbados
- Belgium
- Belarus Old si Barbuda
- Austria
- Argentina
- North Macedonia
- Swiss
- Uruguay
- Poland
- Hungary
- Qatar
- Palestine
- Jordan
- Columbia
- Georgia
- Cyprus
- South Africa **
The decision document can be consulted HERE!
Negative PCR test at shipment and quarantine for those from the yellow zone
The negative PCR test is still mandatory to board by plane or bus, for those who come from the states included in the yellow list, and the quarantine is reduced to 10 days.
According to CNSU, when entering Romania, people arriving from countries / areas / territories with high epidemiological risk must present a document certifying the negative result of an RT-PCR test, carried out no later than 72 hours before boarding the plane. or bus (for those traveling by public transport) or entry to the national territory (for those traveling by their own means), the quarantine measure is established at the domicile or at the declared place for a period of 10 days.
“For people arriving from the provided countries / areas / territories and who do not present upon entering a document proving the negative result of an RT-PCR test for infection by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the measure of quarantine at home or in the place declared location for a period of 14 days ”, says the decision, being valid for those, for example, who enter the country with personal cars.
Likewise, persons arriving from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland must present at the entrance the certificate of a negative RT-PCR test carried out no later than 72 hours before boarding (for those traveling in means of transport in common ) or entry into national territory (for those who travel on their own) and in quarantine at home or in the declared place for a period of 14 days.
Several asymptomatic Covid categories are exempt from the quarantine measure, including drivers, pilots, seafarers, cross-border workers. Also, the PCR test is not mandatory for those who got the vaccine, including booster shots, children under the age of three, or people with COVID
Editing: Alexandra Andronie
