New Delhi: Germany starting from Sunday (September 19) raised all restrictions on the entry of tourists from India.
While they must be fully vaccinated with the approved Jab for quarantine liberation and have a valid visa among other Ravel requirements, there is no limit in terms of the purpose of the visit.
This step comes when Germany from Sunday removes 14 countries from a list of high-risk areas, including India.
“Germany has taken India from any category.
Effective immediately anyone traveling from India can enter Germany with possible reasons (original and legitimate).
Of course someone might still need a visa.
This is a big step and literally means the full opening of Germany.
Towards India, “said George Ettitil, Senior Director of Lufthansa Group Airlines for South Asia.
Now there is no need for tourists from India to register on the German government portal.
14 countries are removed from high risk by Germany from Sunday including Bangladesh, Brazil, India, South Africa and Zimbabwe.