Kosovo Embassy in Germany: By January 11th all travelers must have the PCR test

This announcement provides all measures that have been imposed in Germany, while the same will be in force until January 31st, 2021.

The report reportedly said that from January 11th all who enter Germany should submit the PCR test.

“From January 11, 2021, PCR test is needed for travelers to Germany: All citizens and travellers entering Germany must submit the PCR test no older than 48 hours before the introduction in Germany (Testet PCR from Kosovo to Germany)”.

Germany's “Carantination measures, even against the front-side test as well as earlier. Next test The PCR should take place five days after quarantine and if this turns out negative quarantine can end”.

Full announcement:

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Chancellor Merkel and Land Prime Ministers agreed to extend restrictions related to the pandemic by 31 January this year. So existing resolutions adopted on December 13th 2020 will continue to be in force until January 31st, 2021. Important for our citizens travelling from Kosovo to Germany is the decision since January 11th, a new decision has come into force:

By January 11, 2021, PCR test is necessary for travelers to Germany: All citizens and travellers entering Germany must submit the PCR test no older than 48 hours before the introduction in Germany (Testet PCR from Kosovo is recognised in Germany).

The quarantine measures in Germany, even against the front-side test as well as earlier. Next test The PCR should take place five days after quarantine and if this turns out negative quarantine can be completed.

Limitation of private gatherings: As an extension of the restrictions previously applied, private meetings with family members are allowed alone to another person who does not live in the house. For circles exceeding a 7-day incident of 200 new infections for 100,000 inhabitants, federal states will take further measures especially to limit the distance of the 15km movement around the residential country unless there is any valid reason.

Regarding the vaccines against the coronary: With the functions of vaccines that have begun, the federal government will give a real time to hand over vaccines to federal states. All residents of hospital care institutions will be offered a vaccine offer, not until mid-February. In the first quarter of 2021, additional vaccines can be approved and, as a result, the delivery of further doses of vaccines.

Measures for schools and daily centres remain: Federal states agree that schools and gardens should be postponed by the end of January, according to rules envisioned in line with the December 13th 2020 decision.

The right to the benefit of a long permit in the case of child disease: The federal government will legally regulate that the benefit of children's disease will be provided for ten extra days per parent in 2021. (20 extra days for single parents). Right must also be applied when a child is to care for at home. The federal and state government also announced an initiative to recruit volunteers to conduct extensive tests at seniors and seniors' homes.

Employers are urgently required to create offers for employees to work with the office from the house.

Measures for the elderly: Special safeguards are recommended for the elderly and nursing homes of the elderly. At least until the vaccines are completed with both doses of vaccines and people have created adequate immunity, rapid tests for people entering the environment are of particular importance. Therefore, according to the joint resolution of December 13, 2020, federal states have ordered mandatory testing several times a week for personnel working on seniors and care facilities, as well as for visitors to regions with a higher incident.

The Robert Koch Institute carefully controls reports of new mutations with the virus's altered properties, for example, regarding the increased risk of infection or the severity of the course in different mathat groups. In the case of inevitable entrys from areas in which such mutations occur, the Federal Police will increasingly monitor compliance with special entry regulations. Federal authorities ensure that quarantine control in such cases is given special priority, such as tracking cases where such versions of the virus occur in Germany. For additional information in German: