Travel to Germany from India ban lifted from Today (July 7th, 2021).
Today, travellers from India will transit through Germany to other Schengen areas. Germany is a re-ordering of India, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Portugal, and Russia, and places with a high (Covid), the percentage of” from top to bottom, the level of travel restrictions to areas with the virus, variants of”.
Germany’s Ambassador to India, Walter J. Lindner, wrote on Twitter on Friday:” I made a promise to seriously consider the easing of travel restrictions for visitors from India and will report back. And there it is: with the (environmental) federal republic of Germany lifts the ban and will relax the rules for travel to five countries in which the delta option is widespread in the world, including from India. More details will be coming soon to the web.”
As in Switzerland, it is open to the fully vaccinated, the Indians, and this is a big step forward .” As a senior travel industry insider, he said.
On the Lufthansa website, it says: “Please note that with effect from Friday, July 7, at 0: 00 am (local time in Germany, the United Kingdom, India, Portugal, and is. Therefore, Russia will no longer consider the virus distribution in different zones. New: Regions with a high morbidity).”
Germany had classified the India area as a variant of concern from April 26, 2021, to July 6.
Lufthansa’s website states that it is permissible for you to keep track of all the booked passengers on those flights or flights to countries with high morbidity, subject to the following terms and conditions.
“Travelers from nations with a high percentage of this disease has not been to the Schengen area, which in Germany is to fly to any country in the Schengen area.
Passengers who travel to the high incidence of the Schengen area, the population of the rural areas, the introduction of Germany, with a further flight to go to a Schengen country or countries outside of the Schengen area.”
On the other hand, the Lufthansa website expects that the sector will later book passengers before departure (or the beginning) of the countries where the virus is spreading.
“Passenger, with a German citizen, or a residence permit in Germany, produces a certificate of registration in Germany. These passengers are in the age group of six years of age and older) must have a negative test result.
Passengers of other nationalities but as long as they need a flight to a Non-Schengen state and don’t leave the transit area in Frankfurt or Munich (with some exceptions).”
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