The rules for crossing borders will certainly continue to change. In the article below, we reveal information where you can review what you need to cross borders in different countries.
1. ECDC Europe
On the website ECDC Europe you can you look at the approximate data that shows what the current situation is in individual countries around the world. This map is refreshed every Thursday as recommended Council on a coordinated approach to restricting the free movement of borders, which was adopted by EU member states on October 13, 2020 and amended on January 28, 2021. The maps are based on data that member states report to the database.
2. GOV.SI
You can also view the current situation and all information related to current data on border crossings at withgov.si website. Currently, Slovenia does not require tests or other certificates for countries or regions that are not colored red upon return.
3. REOPEN
Web page Reopened provides information on various measures taken, including quarantine and testing requirements for passengers, on a digital certificate to help you exercise your right to free movement, and mobile apps for contact tracing and coronavirus alerts. The information is updated frequently and is available in 24 languages. This will help you plan your trip to Europe while staying safe and healthy.
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If you speak foreign languages, it is best to contact websites of individual countries. In search engines you enter the name of the country, the transition covid and thus obtain all the current information regarding border crossing and what you need.
You can also contact different ones embassies in Slovenia, where all information is available in Slovenian.