Entry regulations with entry requirements Austria applies worldwide, not just to Croatia<\/h2>\r\nDespite all controversial discussions, however, one thing must not be forgotten:<\/strong> The Austrian COVID-19 entry regulation is not a \"Lex Croatia\", but regulates entry from all countries worldwide. The nations listed in Annex A (Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Korea, Vatican), from which entry without subsequent quarantine is possible, are not necessarily among the target markets of the Austrian tourism industry, so that although not in the entry regulation itself, but probably in the Annex A changes may soon be expected, because after Easter at the latest, the pressure of the tourism industry on the political actors should continue to rise.\r\n\r\nAnd it is precisely at this point that travel to Croatia should possibly also be possible under far less stringent regulations. The change would then not require amending the entry regulation, but only Annex A, a much smaller administrative intervention that could also be completed ahead of time, by agreement.\r\n

The \"Digital Green Certificate\" should facilitate travel within the EU<\/h2>\r\nSuch bilateral agreements outside the global entry regulation Austria would be favored by the EU, whose bodies are now striving to restore a certain degree of freedom to travel in Europe. As already leaked from EU circles, there should be first exceptions based on national regulations well before June 1, 2021. By this date at the latest, the \"Digital Green Certificate\" is to be introduced to enable travel within the EU once again.\r\n\r\n \r\n

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