Originally Posted by
bubak
I'm travelling by train from Zurich to Prague, passing through Austria and Germany, all within one day. Do I need 3G? Do they check 3G on the train? According to the rules on the
www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de page, 3G is still required to enter Germany.
But the same page has an exemption for "persons who, in the context of border traffic, will be spending a maximum of 24 hours in Germany". What does "in the context of border traffic" mean?
But then it also says that passengers who are simply changing flights at an airport in Germany still have to comply. I'm not flying, but wouldn't most people just changing flights stay less than 24 hours? So when does the 24 hour exemption apply and when does it not?
You shouldn't need anything. According to this, travelling to Germany from Switzerland currently requires no 3G proof (this applies only to origin countries on the high risk list, and there are currently none):
https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/f...97140bodyText3
Note that currently an FFP2 mask must still be worn on public transport when travelling through Bavaria - not sure whether it also applies in BW, depending on your entry point.