The Netherlands needs isolation for American travelers

Beginning this weekend, all travelers from the United States, whether vaccinated or not, must be isolated.

State Department says color code for US will change to orange from Saturday, September 4 In a new travel consultation Know. This means passengers traveling from the United States to the Netherlands must be isolated from Saturday. Also, all passengers must be checked out of the country before departure on Monday, September 6 – even if they have been vaccinated or have a recovery certificate. An antigen test can take a maximum of 24 hours, while a NAAT (PCR) test can take up to 48 hours. Children under the age of 11 are excluded from the selection requirement.

Earlier this week, the European Union decided to remove the United States from the list of safest countries. The number of infections in the United States has recently increased, as has the number of hospital admissions. However, what is troubling to European countries is that the United States has not yet allowed travelers from Schengen countries. Behind the scenes, therefore, He also used the word ‘revenge’. American citizens and – to a lesser extent – students are allowed to enter the country. However, once they are fully vaccinated, they do not need to be isolated.