Coronavirus Protective Measures in Austria

Current Protective Measures in Austria

A lockdown is currently in effect in Austria. Hotels are closed to tourists, most leisure facilities are closed, and events are cancelled.

Lockdown

Special rules and regulations are in place

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Frequently Asked Questions

Currently, strict protective measures are in place in Austria. Find all lockdown measures here.

When do you have to wear a face covering in Austria?
In most public settings, your are required to wear FFP2 masks. These include:
- on public transport
- in all shops
- at markets
- in restaurants (if open due to local rules or when picking up food)
- on cable cars
- in certain specified outdoor areas (please check locally)
Do children need to wear face masks?

Children under 6 are not required to wear masks. Children under 14 are allowed to wear non-FFP2 masks.
Does a minimum distance have to be maintained?

A distance of at least two metres (6.5 ft) must be kept between yourself and those living in another household.
Which measures are in place at restaurants?

Restaurants are closed, except in the province of Vorarlberg. Anywhere else, only takeaway is permitted.
Which measures are in place at accommodation establishments?

Hotels are currently closed to tourists.
Which measures are in place at museums?

Whether museums are open or not currently depends on local regulations. Please check directly with the museum. Where museums are open, all visitors are required to wear FFP2 masks and keep a distance of 2 metres (6.5 ft) to those living in another household.

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Entry Regulations for Austria

Austria is currently in lockdown. Hotels are closed, making tourism and leisure travel virtually impossible.All travellers need to obtain pre-travel clearance before travelling to Austria. Travellers from most countries worldwide will need to quarantine upon arrival and additionally show a negative COVID test.Please be sure to check your home country's travel warnings in addition to Austrian regulations.
Find all information on Austria's entry requirements here

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