Here we have all important information and the measures we have taken to ensure that you have a pleasant stay, Relaxing and safe vacation to guarantee the safety of the animals. These measures are based on the current requirements and recommendations of the Austrian authorities and for the most part already proved their worth last summer.
First things first: In Austria, the so-called 2-G rule applies everywhere:
For the current winter season, only the so-called “2-G+” regulation applies in Austria (a 2.5G regulation for entry), so all guests aged 12 and over must either bevaccinated or recovered and PCR-tested .
Please carry one of the following documents with youat all times :
- PCR test (booster vaccination exempt from PCR test)
- Official confirmation of a COVID-19 disease contracted in the last 6 months
- Vaccination certificate:
- From the necessary 2nd vaccination – up to 9 months after full immunization
- or at Johnson & Johnson the single immunization is only valid until 03.01.2022 – unless revaccinated
- or recovered persons 21 days after the first vaccination
The document must be presented at check-in at the hotel; proof of testing or antibodies is no longer permitted.
IMPORTANT: a valid “2-G” certificate must always be carried and shown when using the lifts and cable cars, public transport, visiting a restaurant / café / ski hut, shopping or for “body-related” services.
Information on the FFP2 mask requirement – all persons over the age of 6 must wear a face mask in all shops, hotels, restaurants, museums, pharmacies, when visiting the doctor and on public transport (buses, trains, cable cars, etc.). FFP-2 mask be.
Persons entering Austria from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway
The classification as a virus variant area massively tightens the entry rules for persons entering Austria from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway or for persons who have stayed in one of these countries in the last 10 days before entering Austria.
Basic rule:
Entry from one of the countries listed above is prohibited.
There are exceptions for
- People with booster vaccination
- Austrian citizens, EU/EEA, CH citizens
- Persons entering the country for professional purposes…
The following conditionsapply to the above exceptions to the entry ban from virus variant areaswhen entering Austria:
- Carry proof of vaccination or recovery
- Additional obligation to carry a negative PCR test (validity: 72h)
- In addition, an entry registration (pre-travel clearance) must be carried out
- In addition, a 10-day quarantine must be entered with the possibility of free testing from day 5 – EXCEPTION: The quarantine does not apply to people who have received a booster vaccination.
For children and minors of school age , the existing regulations for children continue to apply when entering Austria from virus variant areas – including the Ninja Pass facilitations.
You can find more information on the regulations for entering Austria here: https://www.wko.at/service/t/aktuelle-einreiseregeln-in-oesterreich.html