The Netherlands could be classified as a high incidence area by the RKI. Due to the upgrade, travelers would have to adhere to new entry rules and corona measures.
Cologne – The corona numbers in the Netherlands are increasing and the incidence is over 400. Although the neighboring country is still classified as a risk area, this could soon change. Because countries that are above the value of 200 are classified by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) as high incidence areas . For the Netherlands, this case could occur on Friday (July 23), when the RKI adjusts the list of risk, high incidence and virus variant areas.
Then vacationers would have to adjust to new entry rules to Germany. Travelers can then still free themselves from quarantine using a PCR test, but they first have to go into isolation for five days. 24RHEIN * reports what the classification as a high incidence area could mean and which rules apply to travelers to the Netherlands *. * 24RHEIN is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
