Poland
Required in some cases
In some cases
Open
For some origins
Operating
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General
Poland is opening for international travel, and domestic restrictions are gradually being lifted.
Can I travel to Poland?
Citizens and residents of most EU, EFTA, EOG, as well as the following countries, can travel to Poland:
- Australia 🇦🇺
- Belarus 🇧🇾
- Canada 🇨🇦
- Georgia 🇬🇪
- Israel 🇮🇱
- Japan 🇯🇵
- New Zealand 🇳🇿
- South Korea 🇰🇷
- Thailand 🇹🇭
- Tunisia 🇹🇳
- Turkey 🇹🇷
- United Kingdom 🇬🇧
- Unites States 🇺🇸
- Switzerland 🇨🇭
Flight from countries with high infection rates, both from within the EU and third countries, are banned.
Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Poland?
- All arrivals to Poland from outside the EU/Schengen area, must self-quarantine for 10 days.
- Quarantine may be shortened if testing negative on the 7th day.
- Arrivals from the Schengen area and Turkey may end quarantine if testing negative on the second day.
- Arrivals from the Schengen area without test results will also be required to quarantine.
- Arrivals who are fully vaccinated are exempt.
Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Poland?
- All arrivals to Poland may be tested 2 days after arriving, in order to shorten the self-quarantine period.
- Arrivals from within the Schengen may present a test taken 48 hours before arrival, to avoid quarantine.
- Vaccinated arrivals may present proof of vaccination instead.
Is public transportation open in Poland?
Public transportation in Poland is operating in limited capacity.
Are the restaurants and bars open in Poland?
Restaurants and bars in Poland are open, in limited capacity.
Are businesses and attractions open in Poland?
Non-essential businesses and attractions in Poland are open, with varying capacity limitations and health measures in place.
Do I need to wear a face mask in Poland?
Wearing face masks is required in enclosed public places and on public transportation.