New Delhi: Come on Wednesday and a qualified traveler from India will return to transit through Germany for other Schengen countries.
Germany will reclassify India, Britain, Portugal and Russia to the incident area “High (Covid)” – down from the limitation rate of higher travel “virus variant area”.
German Ambassador to India, Walter J Lindner, Tweeting Tuesday: “Promised to work hard to loosen travel restrictions for travelers from India and update you soon.
And voila: From (Wednesday) Germany removed the entry ban and relieved the travel rules for 5 countries Where Delta variants are widespread, including India! Details immediately on the website …
“With Swiss open to Indians who are fully vaccinated, this is a” big quantum leap, “said a person in the senior travel industry.
Lufthansa’s website said: “Please note that on Wednesday (July 7) 00.00 (local time Germany), England, India, Portugal and the Russian Federation are no longer regarded as viral variants.
(New: High incidence).” Germany has classified The Indian variant area that was watched from April 26, 2021, until July 6.
Lufthansa’s website said it was currently allowed to bring all passengers ordered on departure from or departure to countries in the high incident regions with the following conditions: “Passengers with flights from non-Schengen countries have a high incident that enters Germany or has a flight Next to the Schengen country.
Passengers with flights from the fundamental Schengen country that enters Germany or have their next flights to Schengen or non-Schengen countries …
“On the other hand, the list of Lufthansa websites can carry passengers ordered as departure (or Travel trips) from variant variant countries Area: “Passengers with German citizenship or passengers with legitimate residence permits in Germany (after presenting the German registration certificate).
These passengers (the age of six years and above) must present the results of negative tests ..
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Other country passengers but only if they are It has a connecting flight to a non-Schengen country and does not leave the transit area in Frankfurt or Munich (with a few exceptions).
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