Another European state has decided to rid tourists of covid tests and certificates. We are talking about one of the mini-states of Europe: the Luxembourg authorities announced that today – from October 1, the country decided to lift entry restrictions due to coronavirus for all travelers from third countries, including Russia, regardless of their “covid” status.< /p>
“From 1 October 2022, third-country nationals residing outside the European Union or the Schengen area can again enter the Grand Duchy for any kind of travel, including non-essential travel (i.e. for tourism or other reasons), regardless of their vaccination status,” the country’s authorities said in a statement. That is, as soon as the new decision comes into force, all travelers from third countries will no longer be required to present a certificate of vaccination, recovery or tests upon arrival in Luxembourg.
A visa will still be required for tourists – about they were reminded of this separately. All interested persons must have a valid passport and a short stay visa. The statement also emphasizes that tourists are allowed to stay in Luxembourg for a period not exceeding 90 days.
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