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Originally Posted by FLYMSY
(Post 33862365)
Who checks to make sure that you got tested during that 3 day period? Are you asked for proof of vaccinations, in addition to the test results?
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I am in Germany with Canadian and German vaccine certifications and consider taking the train to ZRH for return trip to Canada. Will my vax passes and a PCR test be sufficient to do that?
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Originally Posted by FLYMSY
(Post 33862365)
Who checks to make sure that you got tested during that 3 day period? Are you asked for proof of vaccinations, in addition to the test results?
The reason I’m asking is that I frequently fly into ZRH, but get in my rental car and drive either to Germany or another canton in CH. I usually return to Zürich about five days later for less than 24 hours before getting a flight out the next day. |
I found it quite easy to upload all the requisite documents to the Swiss federal site. I'm traveling to Austria, from ZRH, and they accepted my flight itinerary and no hotel. The Swiss certificate is easily uploadable to the Austrian Green Pass, which doesn't have a simple way for non-Austrians to get their info into it.
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I have checked this site:
https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home...tml#1391333548 After 22 January, are tourists still required to have the Covid Certificate? |
Originally Posted by boybi
(Post 33945289)
I have checked this site:
https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home...tml#1391333548 After 22 January, are tourists still required to have the Covid Certificate? |
Originally Posted by myperks
(Post 33947300)
are you referring to covid testing certificate or covid vaccination certificate or both?
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Originally Posted by boybi
(Post 33947302)
I am not sure which is required for tourists to enter establishments in Switzerland.
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Yes, but how will I know if the vaccine certificate issued by my country (Philippines) will be accepted in Switzerland?
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Originally Posted by boybi
(Post 33949952)
Yes, but how will I know if the vaccine certificate issued by my country (Philippines) will be accepted in Switzerland?
https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home...tml#2109647424 Can I enter with a foreign certificate?Yes. The certificates from EU/EFTA countries and those issued by third countries that are connected to the EU system can also be used to enter Switzerland. Please note that you must still observe the mandatory testing requirement on arrival, and that the certificate alone does not entitle you to enter the country.Switzerland recognises certificates from the following countries:
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1243am EST submitted docs via the bag.admin.ch link. Expedia hotel receipt for travel proof. Passport. 2 cdc cards (booster on a different one) in one picture for vaccination proof (3/3 BioNTech).
311am EST: "Your COVID certificate for Switzerland is ready" email and it shows in the app. Impressed by the same day turnaround time, the website says 1-5 business days. Will let FT know if this was a waste of 30 CHF based on if they ask for the cert. |
Originally Posted by myperks
(Post 33952998)
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CHF 30 worth it.
Originally Posted by aquanine
(Post 33953335)
1243am EST submitted docs via the bag.admin.ch link. Expedia hotel receipt for travel proof. Passport. 2 cdc cards (booster on a different one) in one picture for vaccination proof (3/3 BioNTech).
311am EST: "Your COVID certificate for Switzerland is ready" email and it shows in the app. Impressed by the same day turnaround time, the website says 1-5 business days. Will let FT know if this was a waste of 30 CHF based on if they ask for the cert. |
What is the name of the Swiss app that everyone is uploading their certificates into? for iphone please
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Our certificates expired Feb 1 due to implementation of 270 day rule. Reapplied (with evidence of boosters), and got new certificates within 24 hours (this time from Schwyz canton). Love that Swiss efficiency!
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