Czech Republic in connection with the coronavirus pandemic strengthens the rules of entry for Ukrainian citizens from Monday, December 27.

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“From December 27, foreigners who do not have a permanent residence permit in the Czech Republic must present a negative PCR test when entering the Czech Republic..

A negative test result should not be presented by persons who have a third dose of vaccination with certified vaccines, children under 12 years old, as well as children from 12 to 18 years old who have undergone a full course of vaccination (2 doses), "

At the same time, for foreigners who have a permanent residence permit in the Czech Republic, this rule will take effect from January 3.

Entry to the Czech Republic is allowed for Ukrainians who have completed a full course of vaccinations with a vaccine certified by the European Medicines Agency, namely: Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca), Spikevax (Moderna), Comirnaty (Pfizer / BioNTech), Janssen, Covishield - provided that after vaccination.

It is necessary to confirm vaccination during border control with a Ukrainian international covid certificate generated in the Diya mobile application (with a QR code), its paper counterpart (with a QR code) or a certificate issued in an EU country.

In addition, entry is allowed to Ukrainians who have a certificate of recovery from COVID-19, issued in the application or on the Diya portal, provided that at least 11 days and no more than 180 days have passed since the first positive test..

Before entering the Czech Republic, you must fill out an entry form at the link: https: // plf. uzis. cz /. Confirmation of completion of the form received by e-mail (printed or saved on a mobile device) must be presented during border control.

A prerequisite for visa-free travel is also the availability of medical insurance for the duration of the trip..