https://czs.muni.cz/en/coronavirus#incoming-students-conditions-for-entry
https://koronavirus.mzcr.cz/en/list-of-countries-according-to-the-level-of-risk/
Based on the epidemiological situation evaluation and based on the broader coordination at the European Union level, different rules shall apply to persons coming from a so-called green zone country (a country with a low risk of COVID-19) and to persons coming from a so-called red zone country (all other countries).
Useful for your transits on your way to the Czech Republic.
If you are a citizen or a resident of green zone countries and you stayed in the last 14 days in their territory, you can enter the Czech Republic only if you fall into one of the exceptions from the entry ban on third-country citizens listed in the Ministry of Health Protective Measure. These exceptions are: visa or residence permit issued by the Czech Republic, international transport workers, diplomats and officials registered at the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, family members of EU citizens, interest of the Czech Republic, transit, urgent extraordinary situations. You do not have any additional obligations from the epidemiological point of view.
After the entry to the Czech Republic, all citizens or residents of green zone countries that stayed in the last 14 days more than 12 hours in the red zone country have the obligation to contact a respective regional hygiene station, undergo a PCR test and submit the test result to a regional hygiene station within 72 hours from the day of entry.
There is an entry ban on citizens or residents of third red zone countries. Only certain categories of persons with specific visa or residence permit in line with the Ministry of Health Protective Measure may enter the Czech Republic. After entry to the Czech Republic, all these persons have the obligation to contact a respective regional hygiene station, undergo a PCR test, and submit the test result to the regional hygiene station within 72 hours from the day of entry. All persons entering the Czech Republic after a stay in a red zone country that lasted more than 12 hours in the last 14 days must wear facemasks and limit their free movement in the territory until they submit the PCR test result to a regional hygiene station.
As of 24 August, a new protective measure of the Ministry of Health will come into effect. All persons coming from the countries with a high risk of COVID-19 still have to undergo PCR test for the presence of SARS CoV-2 after they enter the territory of the Czech Republic and their free movement on the territory is limited. Also, there is a new obligation for students, and teachers from the countries not on the list to undergo the second PCR test 14 days after the entry to the territory.
The list can be found here (in Czech) or here (in English). Only tests taken in the Czech Republic are accepted.
https://koronavirus.mzcr.cz/en/extraordinary-and-protective-measures-and-recommendations/
Entry into the territory of the Czech Republic (Info from the Ministry of the Interior)
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