Entering the Czech Republic During the Coronavirus Pandemics - Slovenia Labeled "Red" from 6th September 2021

1. Rules for entering the Czech Republic until 5th September 2021 - Slovenia labeled "Orange"

2. Rules for entering the Czech Republic from 6th September 2021 - Slovenia labeled "Red"

1. Rules for entering the Czech Republic valid until 5th September 2021 - Slovenia labeled "Orange"

The persons who have stayed in Slovenia longer than 12 hours in the last 14 days may enter the Czech Republic upon following conditions (a brief overview, full details are available at the wepage of the Ministry of Interior):

All persons who stayed in an "Orange" country longer than 12 hours in the last 14 days are obliged:

1. To fill in the electronic Public Health Passenger Locator Form available at www.prijezdovyformular.cz, which serves as a low-risk country arrival announcement to the locally competent regional public health authority (hygiene station), before the arrival
2. to provide a negative result of the PCR test, which is not older than 72 hours before arrival, or to provide a negative result of the Antigen test, which is not older than 48 hours, before arrival or within 5 days after the arrival.
3. Provide, upon request, the confirmation of fulfillment of the Public Health Passenger Locator Form or a written statement of an applicable exception

The PCR or antigen test may be replaced either by:

1. Written confirmation of a physician that the person has undergone COVID-19 in the last 180 days and that no less than 11 days have passed since the outbreak of the disease.
2. Vaccination in the EU+ country, if at least:
   • 14 days since the second dose in case of a double-dose scheme (incl. Astra Zeneca) have passed,
   • 14 days since the vaccination in case of a single-dose scheme have passed.

There is a list of exceptions with specific rules of entry:

1. International transport workers,
2. Transit up to 12 hours through the Czech Republic
3. Travel to the Czech Republic for the period of time not exceeding 12 hours for essential reasons
4. Diplomats and international organization officials traveling for business purpose - the stay in / outside of the Czech territory not exceeding 72 hours
5. Children below the age of 6 and persons with mental disability with medical proof;
6. Cross-border workers, pupils and students working or studying in the neighbouring countries
7. Policemen performing escort activities or security escort of aircraft
8. Members of the critical infrastructure working in the interest of the Czech Republic
9. Professional sportsmen and cultural workers attending an official sport or cultural event

2. Rules for entering the Czech Republic from 6th September 2021 - Slovenia labeled "Red"

All persons who stayed in an "Red" country longer than 12 hours in the last 14 days are obliged:

1. To fill in the electronic Public Health Passenger Locator Form available at www.prijezdovyformular.cz, which serves as a low-risk country arrival announcement to the locally competent regional public health authority (hygiene station), before the arrival
2. To provide a negative result of the PCR test, which is not older than 72 hours before arrival - This point is not mandatory for persons presenting the Diplomatic Note of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic stating the impossibility of conducting a test in own country, persons of the Czech citizenship and persons from the EU or third country with permanent or temporary residence in the Czech Republic;;
3. To provide a result of the PCR test no sooner than 5 days after arrival and not later than 14 days after arrival
4. Undergo a self-isolation until a negative result of the PCR test from the point 4 is presented
5. Provide, upon request, the confirmation of fulfillment of the Public Health Passenger Locator Form or a written statement of an applicable exception

The PCR test may be replaced either by:

1. Written confirmation of a physician that the person has undergone COVID-19 in the last 180 days and that no less than 11 days have passed since the outbreak of the disease.
2. Vaccination in the EU+ country, if at least:
   • 14 days since the second dose in case of a double-dose scheme (incl. Astra Zeneca) have passed,
   • 14 days since the vaccination in case of a single-dose scheme have passed.

There is a list of exceptions with specific rules of entry:

1. International transport workers,
2. Transit up to 12 hours through the Czech Republic
3. Travel to the Czech Republic for the period of time not exceeding 12 hours for essential reasons
4. Diplomats and international organization officials traveling for business purpose - the stay in / outside of the Czech territory not exceeding 72 hours
5. Children below the age of 6 and persons with mental disability with medical proof;
6. Cross-border workers, pupils and students working or studying in the neighbouring countries
7. Policemen performing escort activities or security escort of aircraft
8. Members of the critical infrastructure working in the interest of the Czech Republic
9. Persons up to the age of 12. The exemption is only from PCR testing (both before and after arrival).

More detailed information is available on the special website of the Government of the Czech Republic on COVID-19 rules and measures.