Green light from Germany

UPDATE 30 May 2021 Back to RED light from Germany: The DR is back on the list of COVID-19 Risk Areas. Please check with your travel agent/ airline and your local Health Department regarding any changes to current travel restrictions and regulations.

From the Dominican Republic to Germany

24 April 2021 Green light from Germany: The Dominican Republic has been taken off the list of COVID-19 Risk Areas.

The good news comes at the right time. On Saturday, 24 April the German National Health Institute Robert-Koch-Institut announced that the Dominican Republic is no longer categorized a risk area. This decision is said to reflect the latest low infection figures in the country and the successful vaccination policy of the Dominican government.

https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Risikogebiete_neu.html
The German Government also relieved its travel warning for the Dominican Republic.
Read here in German:
Read here in English:
https://dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2021/04/24/for-germany-the-dominican-republic-is-not-a-risk-area-for-covid-19/

From Germany to the Dominican Republic

Travellers from Germany entering the Dominican Republic are not facing any special restrictions due to COVID-19 safety measures either.
Like all travellers, they have to complete an e-ticket prior to entry. Upon entry, temperature will be taken; random testing is possible. Alternatively, travelers can present a negative PCR-test not older than 72 hours; though this is not required. Positively tested travelers have to leave their contact details and have to quarantine.
in German:
https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/de/ReiseUndSicherheit/dominikanischerepubliksicherheit/206146

Photo credit: Dominican TodayThis decision will open doors to travelers who are looking for destinations where to go to in the spring and summer. It will hopefully also make students feel more confident again to go travelling and studying abroad.

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