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CONVINUS Global Mobility Alert Week 48

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Seit dem 26. November 2021 müssen alle Personen, welche aus Südafrika, Hongkong, Israel und Belgien in die Schweiz einreisen, einen negativen Covid-19-Test vorlegen sowie sich für zehn Tage in

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Verschärfung der Einreiseregeln aufgrund der neuen Virusvariante «Omikron»

Die Entdeckung der neuen Covid-19-Variante «Omikron» veranlasste die Schweizer Bundesregierung umgehend neue Maassnahmen zu ergreifen, um die Verbreitung der neuen Virusvariante zu verhindern bzw. zu vermindern.

Seit dem 26. November 2021 müssen alle Personen, welche aus Südafrika, Hongkong, Israel und Belgien in die Schweiz einreisen, einen negativen Covid-19-Test vorlegen sowie sich für zehn Tage in Quarantäne begeben. Eine Einreise in die Schweiz aus diesen Ländern - ausser aus Belgien - ist nur noch für Personen möglich, welche Schweizer Bürgerinnen oder Bürger sind oder über eine gültige Aufenthaltsbewilligung für die Schweiz oder den Schengenraum verfügen.

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