Passports must not be stamped when arriving from within Schengen. Stamps are meant to record the day of entry. If someone does stamp a passport for such entry, it's a mistake.

So arriving in CPH from FRA next week after clearing Schengen in FRA will mean a document check in CPH? Since Germany is now yellow, and non-vaccinated people from a yellow country require a test on arrival in Denmark, I guess they will be sorting us upon exiting the flight.

I’m curious to see how it goes with entering Denmark tomorrow. Not so much because of entry as to see how the domestic reopening goes.

With Denmark's re-opening, have Danes been less eager to drop into Sweden this weekend than usual?

The Minds of 99 had a concern in Copenhagen that packed in 50,000 people into the Parken stadium -- that's a pandemic era record for Live Nation in Europe.

How long does it currently take to enter Denmark on the Hyllie-Kastrup-Tårnby route? Are there any document checks which take a lot of time?

Can’t speak for today, but if there are any document checks to enter Denmark at CPH when coming off the train from Sweden at CPH during this quarter, they haven’t taken me longer than a couple of minutes at all this quarter— and that’s back from in August when using the CDC vaccination cards on a US passport to enter CPH using the train from Sweden.

Hm. Was that before or after Scania changed from green to yellow?

If you have ever been here, you would know the road to Denmark is uphill!

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...2a3a1e877.jpeg

It would appear that the number of infections per period of time is decreasing. Could it be because fewer people are getting tested? :)

https://nyheder.tv2.dk/samfund/2021-...gennemskue-det

Could be, as our local test centre closed down last month, so I'm not surprised if there are more test centres closed due to a large part of the population has been vaccinated.

Testing to enter places when inside Denmark bit the dust for the vaccinated, and that already had led to less testing by a bunch. And then with the Danish government changing the status of Covid-19 as a public health emergency, testing demand probably took yet another hit.

Now in our area there are drop in vaccination centre, also in my kid's high school kids can drop in and be vaccinated with Moderna vaccine on Oct 1 or something like that (can't remember the exact day).

In Denmark, the number of infections is at 252 during the last 24 hours, while the number people hospitalized has increased from 1 to 98; some have died. Meanwhile, Swedish Tegnell anticpiates Sweden will have entry restrictions for several years to come.

Tegnell i a Joke...

Meanwhile, Denmark has found a creative way of enforcing entry restrictions. On Friday in Frederikshavn, the border control consisted of a simple A4 paper with the word "indrejsekontrol" which everyone walked past without seeing any border guards, only a single security guard who didn't check anyone.