Netherlands Puts Greece Under Code ‘Yellow’ for Travel
Photo source: Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (HCAA)
The Dutch government has updated its travel advisory for the EU, with all of Greece changing to yellow (limited measures against coronavirus).
According to the Netherlands’ colour-coded scheme, Dutch citizens and residents returning from a yellow-coded country do not have to present a negative PCR test upon their return nor undergo self-isolation.
It is reminded that until June 30, the Region of Attica (Athens) was designated code orange (high risk, only necessary travel).
The color code for the North Aegean islands is green.
As of today, 1.7.2021, the whole Greece goes sunny “yellow” for the Netherlands and North Aegean islands are already “green”! The Greek summer is finally loaded… travel safely and enjoy your vacation to 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 pic.twitter.com/wpmRNA8vXZ
— Embassy of Greece to the Netherlands (@PressGreekEmbas) July 1, 2021
The Netherlands also changed Brussels, Denmark, Latvia and Sweden to yellow.
Press here for the conditions for entering the Netherlands as of July 1.
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