New entry rules from the government: apply from Monday 19 July - NRK Norway

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Entry rules do not apply to full vaccinations or those who have contracted coronavirus within the past six months.

Here is an overview of all the changes and the countries that hold their status:

These countries go from green to orange:

Belgium
France
Faroe Islands
Hellas
Malta

The following countries also receive requirements for quarantine hotels from July 19: Go from red to dark red on the map:

Latvia is going from orange to green.

The following countries remain green:

Bulgaria
Estonia
green land
Island
Italy
Croatia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
San Marino
Slovakia
Slovenia
Switzerland
Czech Republic
Germany
Hungary
Vatican City State
Austria

The following countries remain orange or red (the same rules apply to both colors);

orange:

red:

Andorra
Holland (changed from orange)
Portugal
Spain

Sweden

Changes are being made in five regions of Sweden.

The following color will turn green:

Bleking
Jönköping
Kalmar (from orange to green)
Kronoberg (from red to green)

The following areas remain green:

Dalarna
Gotland
Gävleburg
Haaland
Jamtland
sky
Stockholm
Södermanland
Uppsala
Västerbotten
Västernorrland
Vastmanland
VASTRA GOTALAND
Orebro
Östergötland

red:

Norbotten (red to orange)
Värmland

Denmark

green:

Orange: (enter entry restrictions and quarantine requirements):

Zealand
Central Jutland
North Jutland

From orange to red:

metropolitan area, including Copenhagen

Finland

All regions in Finland are green, except for:

These areas are in orange on the map.

An archipelago in Europe

orange:

Madeira, Portugal (moves from green to orange)
Ionian Islands, Greece (moves from green to orange)

green:

Northern Aegean Islands, Greece
Corsica, France
Sardinia, Italy
Sicily Italy

red or orange:

Azores, Portugal (moves from orange to red)
Balearic Islands, Spain (red)
Crete, Greece (moves from orange to red)
Canary Islands, Spain (red)
South Aegean Islands, Greece (orange)

small country (new):

Albania
Azerbaijan
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Canada
Kosovo
Moldova
the black Mountain
Qatar

These countries remain purple:

Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Japan, North Macedonia, Serbia, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan.

Country color codes

Full vaccination and people who have contracted coronavirus in the past six months are exempt from the rules.
green countries: There are no requirements for testing before you enter Norway or undergo quarantine. You must fill out the login form and test yourself at the border upon arrival. Those who live in green countries are exempt from the entry ban into Norway.
orange country: Travelers from orange countries have the same rules as travelers from red countries. However, it may be appropriate to provide separate requirements for orange countries at a later date.
red states: The right to enter Norway is limited. Those who have the right to enter Norway must have a negative test certificate prior to entry, fill out an entry form, test themselves at the border upon arrival, and must be quarantined to enter.
Dark red countries: The same entry rules as the red countries, but in addition, parts of the quarantine must be implemented to enter the quarantine hotels.
Land at night: Grandparents, friends, etc. Of these countries are exempt from the entry ban. Other than that, the same entry rules (quarantine, testing, etc.) as the countries in red.
Other countries in the world: The same entry rules (quarantine hotel, testing, etc.) as in dark red countries.

(Source: government)

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