France is among the countries that will be “green” from July 5, the Norwegian Ministry of Health states.
From July 5, Norway will follow the EU’s infection threshold for “green” countries. Travelers from these countries are released from entry quarantine upon arrival in Norway.
The new “green” countries are:
- Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, France, the Faroe Islands, Greece, Italy, Croatia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, the Vatican City, and Austria.
The following countries remain “green”:
- Greenland and Iceland.
The following countries continue to be “orange” or “red”:
- Ireland, Cyprus, Latvia, Monaco, the Netherlands, and Portugal (orange).
- Andorra, Spain, and Great Britain (red).
For travelers from the United Kingdom, there will no longer be a requirement to complete parts of the quarantine period in quarantine hotels (change from “dark red” to “red”).
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