COVID-19
Travelers
For travelers to Switzerland from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
From 22 January 2022, persons who are vaccinated or have recovered from Covid no longer need to present a negative PCR or rapid antigen test to enter or transit Switzerland. Persons who are not vaccinated or who have not recovered still need a test to enter.
To see what rules apply to your own particular situation when entering or transiting Switzerland, consult the online Travelcheck.
Everyone entering Switzerland by airplane or on long-distance bus service must present a completed ENTRY FORM (rare exceptions may apply, please refer to art.3 of the COVID-19 Ordinance on International Passenger Transport). It is important to fill out the electronic form on a computer or smartphone at the earliest 48 hours before the travel in order to receive a QR code by email. This code needs to be kept at hand for inspection upon arrival in Switzerland. The controlling authority can impose a fine if the entry form is not completed or if the information provided is false.
Where to get tested for Covid-19 in Latvia
Where to get tested for Covid-19 in Estonia
Where to get tested for Covid-19 in Lithuania
Please to follow this link to see the testing possibilities in Switzerland.
More information is published on the website of the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health. For further questions please call the Infoline: +41 58 463 00 00 (daily from 6am to 11pm).
For Swiss travelers in the Baltic countries
For Swiss travelers to the Baltics, country specific restrictions apply. Please see the actual regulations in the respective countries here: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia.
In case a negative Covid-19 test is required to enter a country, please follow this link to see testing possibilities in Switzerland.
Follow the website of the Regional Consular Center in Stockholm and register your trip in the Travel Admin application in your smart phones. This would help the Swiss authorities to be in touch with you.
Observe the rules set up by the local authorities of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia:
Ministry of Health of the Republic of Latvia
