Travel restrictions for arrivals to Estonia from February 7

One European country will be on Estonia's green list from Monday, February 7. New rules have been introduced this week.
Arrivals should fill in an online passenger declaration form before arrival.
New rules
This week Estonia has changed its travel restrictions rules, moving away from three color-coded red, yellow and green lists.
There are no restrictions for vaccinated or recovered people traveling from EU/Schengen counties. The new rules only apply to non-vaccinated people.
A new green list is for countries with a 14-day infection rate of 299 per 100,000.
To avoid quarantine, the negative test must be presented on arrival or a test must be taken on arrival which is followed be a self-isolation period until the result is known.
A new red list applies to countries with a rating of 300 or more. No testing is required but a seven-day period of isolation is mandatory.
Green list
14-day coronavirus rate of 75 per 100,000 inhabitants and below.
A negative test must be presented on arrival or taken on arrival.
- Holy See 0.00
Red list
14-day coronavirus rate of 300 per 100,000 inhabitants and over.
This list applies to non-vaccinated people and they must quarantine for seven days on arrival. Vaccinated people do not need to test or quarantine.
- Andorra 7,968.28
- Austria 4,514.15
- Belgium 5,749.23
- Bulgaria 1 740.39
- Spain 2,847.64
- Holland 4 318.08
- Croatia 2,914.79
- Ireland 1,523.78
- Iceland 5,234.89
- Italy 2,707.59
- Greece 2,417.86
- Cyprus 3,400.43
- Lithuania 4,371.66
- Liechtenstein 4 291.95
- Luxembourg 5,079.79
- Latvia 4 465.91
- Malta 593.9
- Monaco 3,878.30
- Norway 4,712.81
- Poland 1 482.25
- Portugal 7 117.34
- France 7 222.50
- Sweden 5,048.99
- Romania 1,513.49
- Germany 2 197.71
- Slovakia 2,559.37
- Slovenia 8,227.26
- San Marino 6,513.22
- Finland 1 639.80
- Switzerland 5 629.85
- Denmark 9,426.07
- Czech Republic 3,820.39
- Hungary 2,100.14
More information is available on the kriis.ee website.
The data is compiled by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and released on Friday morning. The list takes effect the following Monday.
On Friday, Estonia's 14-day coronavirus infection rate was 5,222.7 per 100,000 inhabitants.
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