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Tell us: How have you found the 2G and 3G Covid rules as a visitor to Germany?
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Published: 16 Nov, 2021 CET.
Updated: Tue 16 Nov 2021 15:34 CET
We're asking how non-residents and visitors to Germany have found the Covid entry rules to public places - known as 3G or 2G. We'd like to know if your foreign vaccination proof was accepted, and if you thought the rules were clear.
German states have different Covid entry rules to many public places, like restaurants, hotels and bars.
People often have to show proof that they are fully vaccinated (geimpft) or have recovered from Covid (genesen), or have tested negatively (gestestet) under the 3G rules.
The 2G rules mean that only vaccinated or recovered people have entry to a venue or facility.
If you've visited Germany, please let us know how you found the rules.
READ ALSO: Can tourists and visitors to Germany get the digital vaccination certificate?
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German states have different Covid entry rules to many public places, like restaurants, hotels and bars.
People often have to show proof that they are fully vaccinated (geimpft) or have recovered from Covid (genesen), or have tested negatively (gestestet) under the 3G rules.
The 2G rules mean that only vaccinated or recovered people have entry to a venue or facility.
If you've visited Germany, please let us know how you found the rules.
READ ALSO: Can tourists and visitors to Germany get the digital vaccination certificate?
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