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Questions and answers about entry restrictions for Sweden

The government has decided to ban entry into Sweden to prevent the virus, which causes COV-19, from being introduced into the country or spreading to other countries. From February 2021, the temporary entry ban will apply to entry from EU / EEA states and some other states. In June, the Swedish regulation was amended to the EU regulation on Kovid certificates, also known as Kovid certificates. This means that entry into Sweden from countries within the EU / EEA is prohibited unless a certificate of vaccination, a test certificate or a certificate equivalent to that obtained from COVIT-19 can be issued. The government has decided to extend this provision till January 31, 2022. Entry from Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway is not subject to any entry restrictions. The temporary ban on unwanted travel to Sweden from outside the European Union / EEA, introduced at the request of the Council of Europe and the Commission, has been in effect since March 2020. The ban should be extended to February 2021. Certificate of negative Govt-19 test upon entry into Sweden. To travel to Sweden from countries outside the EU / EEA, you must have any of the exemptions from entry and may show a negative Covit-19 test or be exempt from the test requirement. Exceptions have also been made from September 2021 to entry restrictions and testing requirements for individuals who can submit vaccination certificates issued exclusively in designated countries and territories. The government has decided to extend the entry ban till January 31, 2022.