A bill adopted by the Danish parliament requires
employers to ensure that travelling employees are PCR-tested for
COVID-19 after entry into Denmark.
There are currently strict restrictions on entry to Denmark due
to coronavirus. Now, after being fast-tracked through
parliament, a bill has been passed to reduce
the risk of travelling employees bringing COVID-19
infection with them.
With the adopted bill, employers who employ workers travelling
into Denmark to work are required to ensure that the arriving
employees are tested for COVID-19 after entry. The requirement does
not apply to individuals who live in Denmark, and the
Minister for Employment may, after negotiation with the
Minister for Health, stipulate further exceptions
depending on the situation.
