Desde el día 4 de diciembre, todos los pasajeros mayores de 16 años (incluye vacunados y recuperados) que accedan a Suiza deberán:

• presentar un resultado de prueba negativo (test PCR realizado en las 72 horas previas a la llegada).

• realizar, a su cargo, una segunda prueba (prueba PCR o una prueba rápida de antígenos) entre 4 y 7 días después de la entrada. Se deberá informar a la autoridad cantonal del resultado de la segunda prueba y se debe enviar el número del formulario de entrada.

Coronavirus: Entering Switzerland

On account of the COVID-19 pandemic, certain restrictions are in place for entering Switzerland. With few exceptions, everyone entering Switzerland must present an entry form and a negative test result. You may also have to go into quarantine.

• Notice for foreign nationals
• Entry form
• Test requirement
• Quarantine requirement
• Which COVID-19 vaccines allow entry to Switzerland?
• Can I enter with a foreign certificate?
• Contact details of the cantonal authorities
• Entering with children
• Distancing and hygiene rules in Switzerland
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Anyone who has a Swiss passport or a valid Swiss residence permit can enter Switzerland at any time. All travellers must take note of the health-related measures at the Swiss border.

Entry form

Everyone entering Switzerland must present a completed entry form. Individual exemptions apply, e.g. for cross-border commuters and people travelling from areas bordering Switzerland. You will find a list of all exemptions in one of the expandable boxes below.

Please note that the entry form can be completed at the earliest 48h before entry.

 Exemptions from obligation to complete an entry form

 Information for passenger transport companies