Quarantine for those coming to Poland
Quarantine for people coming to Poland from European Union countries
Quarantine requirements or exemption criteria for visitors arriving in Poland from EU nations or the Schengen region.
The laws governing EU/Schengen nations relate to:
– Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Spain, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Germany, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Hungary, and Italy are among the 21 EU nations that make up the Schengen region.
– Ireland, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, and Cyprus are the five EU nations that are not a part of the Schengen zone.
– Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein are the four nations that make up the Schengen region but are not members of the EU.
Those who enter Poland are subject to a 10-day quarantine
If an antigen or molecular test is done no later than 48 hours after crossing the border, it might be shortened. Quarantine is not required for those who have negative test results that were obtained no more than 48 hours prior to reaching the border. English or Polish must be used for the test result. To be exempt from the quarantine required for travel, a PR or antigen test must be completed. You must pay for the exam out of your own pocket. When the COVID test in Poland returns a negative result and the medical diagnostic laboratory enters that information into the ICT system. The quarantine obligation is said to have been satisfied. Immunization is the second prerequisite for quarantine release.
In the European Union, vaccines of four different types are permitted. These include Janssen, Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca), Comirnaty (Pfizer), Moderna, and (Johnson & Johnson). The previous dose must have been taken at least 14 days ago. With the exception of the Janssen vaccine, the vaccine in Poland typically comes in two doses (Johnson & Johnson). Due to the single-dose nature of this vaccine, receiving just one dosage ensures complete immunity.
Vaccination confirmation is available in Poland
On a certificate that is printed in both Polish and English, vaccination confirmation is available in Poland. Being a convalescent is another prerequisite for quarantine discharge. People who have finished their SARS-CoV-2 home isolation or hospitalisation, but no later than six months before to crossing the state border. In Poland, certification about immunisation, a negative test result, hospitalisation, or at-home isolation due to COVID can be obtained electronically or on paper. If they travel in the company of immunised parents, children under the age of 12 are exempt from the quarantine requirement. A negative test result 48 hours before to crossing the state boundary is a further prerequisite for the release of young children from quarantine (under the age of 12).
The current Council of Ministers regulation lists the several groups of people who are exempt from the quarantine requirement. Examples of those who are excluded from quarantine include diplomats, troops, foreign transport drivers, and airline employees.
Government Legislation Center – rcl.gov.pl/prawo/zestawienie-aktow-prawnych-i-ujednoliconych-tekstow/
Using information from the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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