Travel rules and general information on Covid-19
On this page we have gathered links that will help you find the latest updated information regarding Covid-19 in Denmark and the rules that apply when travelling into Denmark.
Please note that it is the teams’ own responsibility to be well informed about travel restrictions!
Official Danish Covid-19 website
The Danish authorities gather all information on Covid-19 on the website https://en.coronasmitte.dk/ Here you will find information on the covid-19 situation in Denmark, general rules and regulations in society , travel rules, documentation, etc.
Below is a selection of the most important sub-pages you will need to consult when planning a trip to Denmark:
- Categorization of countries: https://en.coronasmitte.dk/rules-and-regulations/entry-into-denmark/categorization-of-countries will tell you the colour code of your country, which determines the rules you must observe when entering Denmark.
- Legal requirement: https://en.coronasmitte.dk/rules-and-regulations/entry-into-denmark/legal-requirements-upon-entry will tell you if you need to self-isolate or be tested upon entry depending on the colour of the country you are travelling from and what kind of documentation you present (negative test, vaccine, previous infection).
- Corona-passport: https://en.coronasmitte.dk/corona-passport will tell you about the Danish Corona-passport app (equivalent to the digital EU Covid-19 certificate) and other options for presenting your documentation. Corona passport (or similar) is still required in some areas of daily life (mostly indoors), e.g. in restaurants and cultural attractions (but not for any activities planned for the training camp).
If you travel to Denmark by land, please also check the transit rules for the countries you pass through.
If you have questions regarding the covid-19 situation in Denmark, your stay in Denmark, or your journey into Denmark, please contact the WOC Office (office@woc2022.dk), and we shall try to help you.
Previous Covid-19 updates
Since February 2020, there have been a number of changes caused by Covid-19. You can find previous Covid-19 updates here