Month: February 2022

As of midnight, the 3-G rule generally applies to entry into Austria. In addition to PCR tests no more than 72 hours old, antigen tests taken no more than 24 hours ago are also permitted. Antigen tests for self-testing are excluded. Minors under the age of twelve do not need to provide 3-G evidence. Special rules for commuters and school-age children were removed from the Covid 19 entry regulation in favor of the unified requirements. New virus variant areas are exempt from the 3-G law. Entrants must show credible evidence…

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These are the current Corona rules that apply in Austria. In February, some relaxation of the Covid measures already came into force in Austria, and from March 5, more will follow. A chronological overview: Since February 21. At all schools, the mask requirement at the seat is dropped. In elementary schools, students at the seat don not need a mask since February 14. Since February 19. 3-G in gastronomy and tourism again sufficient Instead of vaccination or recovery, you can present a PCR test not older than 48 hours. If…

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According to E-vaccine passport data, 6,790,689 people have received at least one vaccination so far. Six million two hundred thirty-seven thousand five hundred twenty-nine people, or 69.8 percent of the population, have proper vaccination protection. Two thousand three hundred ninety-six vaccinations were given on Sunday, of which only 173 were first-time vaccinations (7.22 percent). In the past seven days, 5,112 first-time vaccinations were performed. On Sunday, one thousand five hundred eight third stings were 62.94 percent of all vaccinations performed. A total of 35,426 third shots were administered within the…

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21,436 new corona infections and 281,479 active cases Twenty-one thousand four hundred thirty-six new Corona infections have been registered in Austria since Sunday, below the previous seven-day average of 27,901. Within 24 hours, 13 people died connected to Covid-19, and 28,593 recovered during that period. As of Monday, there were thus 281,479 active cases, down 7,170 from the previous day. The seven-day incidence was 2,186.4 cases per 100,000 population, the Interior and Health ministries reported. The province with the highest seven-day incidence is Lower Austria, with 2,402.2, followed by Upper…

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