COVID-19 and travel: entry restrictions for recovered and vaccinated Germany 2021

In May 2021, around 29.4 percent of respondents of a survey conducted in Germany stated that they agreed those who were vaccinated against or recovered from the coronavirus (COVID-19) should be able to enter countries that were not on Germany's risk area list without being subject to entry restrictions, such as having to be tested for the virus. Around 13 percent disagreed. Germany's risk area list is developed jointly between the Robert Koch Institute and the German government. It lists other countries by risk level parameters established in Germany, depending on the assessment of national coronavirus epidemics. These risk labels, in turn, determine the possible travel restrictions for those wishing to enter a given country.

Opinions on travel entry restrictions for those vaccinated against and recovered from the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Germany in 2021

Characteristic	Share of respondents
Agree	29.4%
Mostly agree	23.8%
Neither or	21.6%
Mostly disagree	12.5%
Disagree	12.8%

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Release date

June 2021

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Region

Germany

Survey time period

May 2021

Number of respondents

1,001 respondents

Age group

18-64 years

Special properties

Internet users

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

This question was asked during the survey in the following wording: "Currently there is an ongoing intense discussion about to what extent those vaccinated against and recovered from the coronavirus (COVID-19) may travel again. To what extent do you agree with the following statements? - Those vaccinated or recovered should be able to enter regularly, without a test, in non-risk areas."

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