Originally Posted by
Im a new user
Today's border closures: Ireland (34.1), Iceland (32.7), Slovenia (30.7) and the United Kingdom (36.4).
Denmark recommends against travel to regions in open countries if the region has a rate exceeding 50. Currently this is the case with Blagoevgrad (98.4) in Bulgaria, Ida-Viru Maakond (266.2) and Vőru Maakond (56.0) in Estonia, Provincia Autonomia Di Trento (70.4) and Liguria (58.6) in Italy, Vestland (56.5) in Norway and Bratislavsky (78.8) in Slovakia.
If a Nordic country is closed, then Denmark still allows entry to people living in safe regions in that country. When Sweden was closed in June and July, there was a separate list with open and closed Swedish counties. Iceland was closed today, but I can't find a list with open and closed Icelandic regions.
At least Denmark, Norway, Sweden and (IIRC) Finland made a deal so that they do Covid-19-related openings and closings for each other on the basis of the situation in the regions within each of these countries. I don't know if that same deal covered Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Ĺland, or if it just covered Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden or also all of those legally-special territories within the Nordic nations.