Nikada ne bih radio “za svaki slucaj” ako zvanicno pise sta (ne)treba. Zasto da ljudi bacaju pare
https://korona.gov.sk/en/travelling-...cinated_person
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Nikada ne bih radio “za svaki slucaj” ako zvanicno pise sta (ne)treba. Zasto da ljudi bacaju pare
https://korona.gov.sk/en/travelling-...cinated_person
Nije ovo azurirano.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sale
U praksi je drugacije.
A ja poducen raznim iskustvima i razlikama izmedju zvanicnog i kako u praksi funkcionise, ne riskiram da me cimaju na granicu i da provodim 24-48h u karantin hotel i placam stotine eura...
Ko ima digitalni kovid sertifikat nema problema, najcesce ga i ne traze, ali ko leti avionom direktno na aerodrom, granicar moze sto oce ako mu se digne.
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Je li putovao neko skorije za Nejmacku?
Na sajtu za ukaz piše ILI test ILI vakcina ILI preležana bolest
Primio sam dva kineza u 2021 - nemam nijednu dozu vakcine koja je priznata u EU ?
Da li smijem rizikovati bez 3 doze (Pfizer)?
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Ja ne znam sto je problem antigenski test uradit... Max 48 sati prije dolaska.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auris
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2 doze priznatih vakcina vaze 270 dana.
u aprilu su mene na nasem aerodromu pitali za masku, sertifikat, ali sam cula da je nekima rekla (dok je bilo vremena) da urade test preko puta aerodorma, a drugom da ima u bec da uradi test. let je bio preko beca pa ne znam da li to vazilo za bec ili minhen.
drugo, u becu mi je samo gledao eu pasos i nije me pitao za serifikat nista tako da ne znam za direktan let sta traze, ali ovo ti je zvanicno:
Fully vaccinated travelers must have a vaccination certificate in paper or digital form. Proof of vaccination must be in German, English, French, Italian, or Spanish. Travelers must have received their last vaccine dose required no less than 14 days before the travel date. Vaccines accepted include Pfizer/BioNTech, Janssen, Moderna, Nu*vax*ovid, and AstraZeneca.
Vaccinated with a single dose of vaccine will be allowed if:
- Have an antibody test with proven infection with COVID-19 before the vaccination, followed by administration of vaccination; or
- Have a positive test by means of a nucleic acid test (for example, PCR) before the vaccination dose; or
- Have a positive test by means of a nucleic acid test (for example, PCR), taken at least 28 days ago and after the first vaccination dose was administered.
Travelers that have received a combination of 2 different vaccines may still be considered fully vaccinated. Please check the link for more information on accepted vaccines and vaccine combinations.
Travelers who recovered from COVID-19 will be considered fully vaccinated after receiving a single dose of the above-accepted vaccines. Travelers must show proof that they were infected with COVID-19 prior to being vaccinated. If COVID-19 occurred after the first vaccine dose was administered, it must have passed a minimum of 28 days and a maximum of 90 days since COVID-19 was first detected. For travelers who recovered from COVID-19 before the first vaccination was administered, the required 14-day post-vaccination period does not apply.
Travelers who are eligible for the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate or equivalent may use it to present proof.
Travelers are considered fully vaccinated if they receive 2 individual vaccinations until September 30th, 2022.
Effective October 1st, 2022, if more than 270 days have passed since the second individual vaccination, travelers will require to have a booster dose.
Travelers unable to present a valid certificate may be required to comply with rules for unvaccinated travelers.
This requirement does not apply to:
- Travelers under the age of 12 if accompanied by at least one fully vaccinated parent.
RESTRICTED Entry is restricted for unvaccinated travelers
Unvaccinated travelers are not allowed to enter Germany.
Travelers who are not fully vaccinated must have a negative COVID-19 test result. The test can be a nucleic acid test (PCR, LAMP, or TMA) taken a maximum of 48 hours before departure from the first embarkation point or an antigen test taken a maximum of 48 hours before arrival.
Antigen tests must meet the minimum criteria recommended by the WHO with at least 80% sensitivity and 97% specificity. Test results can be in German, English, French, Italian, or Spanish.
Travelers who are eligible for the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate or equivalent may use it to present proof.
Antigenski je najmanji problem ali ne znam hoće li praviti problem sto svakako nemam vakcinu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojsije
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https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/coronavirus/2317268Quote:
Originally Posted by Auris
Mandatory testing or proof of immunity from COVID-19
From 3 March 2022, every person over the age of 12 is obliged to carry proof of their COVID‑19 status when entering Germany. Persons over the age of 12 must therefore have a negative test result or proof of recovery or vaccination when entering Germany. As a rule, COVID‑19 test results (antigen or PCR tests) must not be more than 48 hours old at the time of the (planned) entry. However, if entering Germany with a carrier (e.g. an airline), PCR tests may be taken a maximum of 48 hours before the (scheduled) start of the journey (e.g. departure time). But antigen tests must not be taken more than 48 hours before the (scheduled) time of arrival in Germany even if travellers are being transported by a carrier.
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To sam i ja pronašao ali pogledaj šta piše na sajtu Ministarstva spoljnjih poslova Srbije https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...06ee3659b0.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Mojsije
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Nece. Zavrsi antigenski i to je to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auris
https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/pr...es/allowed.svg Germany has opened its border to unvaccinated travelers from Montenegro https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/pr...es/allowed.svg Transiting through Germany is now allowed https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/pr...es/test-bw.svg Covid-19 test changed from mandatory to not required
Neko rece bez vakcine necemo mocc nidje.
Konkretno za Njemacku je ovo pravilo na snazi do kraja avgusta. Cisto da ne bude zabune.
Znaci od septembra opet napada korona 🤣
Pa kao i svakog ljeta... Korona ode na ljetovanje pa se vrati zimi. :P
Ovo pravilo ne važi za nas :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by beatnological
Ovo je potpuno rasulo - i dalje traže vakcine.
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Rece mi prijatelj juce da ce izgleda nevakcinisani ispast najpametniji. Ja i dalje tvrdim da su vakcinisani pametniji jer da se nijesu vakcinisali, nidje ne bi mogli da putuju. Prema tome, nastavite sa vakcinacijom i mirni smo svi (vakcinisani).
Nisu pametniji zbog putovanja već zbog brige o svom zdravlju :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by pegasus
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Kada cemo da pomremo mi vakcinisani? Rekli su 2 mjeseca, pa su produzili do kraja prosle godine…
To sto su neki pustili da moze bez vakcine da se putuje, trajace samo do pojave novog soja
provjeri imas li sidu, to je umiranje na duge staze
Protiv kojeg prakticno niti jedna "covid19 vakcina" ne pomaze. Da nisi zaboravio taj dio? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sale
Sve se nesto pitam gdje su te nove vakcine i zasto se ljudi jos uvijek vakcinisu sa necim sto je, sada vise jasno i vrapcima na granama, skoro pa bez ikakve koristi protiv OMNICRON soja a samim tim vjerovatno i protiv svih buducih.
Pfizer je rekao da rade na update za omicron. Ne znam sta je bilo sa tim
Hmmm... Nisam gledao detaljno ali koliko se sjecam vakcine su samo za putnike iz "rizicnih regija". U svakom slucaju od sutra vazi ovo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auris
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As of Saturday, June 11, 2022, all COVID-19 entry restrictions to Germany will be provisionally lifted. From this date, entries to Germany will again be permitted for all travel purposes (including tourism and visiting trips). However, persons residing in the People's Republic of China still need an important reason to enter Germany (due to reciprocity) - this does not apply to German citizens residing in the People's Republic of China. For entry into Germany, proof of vaccination, proof of convalescence or proof of testing is no longer required.
For areas of variant of concern (currently no states are designated as virus variant areas) further entry restrictions would apply.
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Puste rijeci za sad. Vise love ce da bude u "pilulama".Quote:
Originally Posted by Sale
Evo par sitnica ako neko bude putovao u DE u skorije vrijeme.
- Maske u javnom saobracaju su obavezne iako ih prakticno niko ne nosi. Nemojte se zeznuti pa pomisliti da nisu jer bi mogli biti prinudjeni da izadjete "na sledecoj stanici". Ipak nisu ni GERMANI toliko brizni za ostale kada nema redovnih kontrola, heh?
- Guzve na vecim aerodromima su retardirano ogromne - naoruzajte se strpljenjem. Avioni nerijetko kasne... Izgleda da je slicna situacija i u velikom dijelu vecih aerodroma u EU...
- Broj slucajeva ponovo skace iako je nivo testiranja daleko manji nego sto je to bio slucaj ne tako davno...
online se cekirajte, ostavite prtljag sa bording pasom i izbjegnite guzve u povratku.
za javni prevoz 9€ mjesecna karta na kojoj morate upisati ime i prezime.
na aerodromu napominju za maske ali vecina ne nosi
edit: ne znam dje si ti bio, ali u minhenu u svakom prevozu bas svi nose maske.