Safe travel in Denmark
Denmark's COVID restrictions are easing and tourists from a number countries can now enter Denmark. Take a look at our updated border information and safe travel advice below. We're looking forward to welcoming you back!
Country by country information
Visit our local language sites for relevant information, or read on if your country isn't mentioned below. Rules and restrictions are subject to change - check the Danish Government's Covid Travel Rules site for the most up to date information.
Visiting Denmark
Updated information and guidelines about entry into Denmark.
Denmark welcomes fully vaccinated visitors from EU, Schengen and OECD nations (which includes the UK and USA). In most cases, for vaccinated visitors there is no mandatory quarantine period in Denmark, but please check carefully on the Danish Government's info website, as there are some exceptions.
If you are not fully vaccinated but have a negative corona test, restrictions vary according to which country you are travelling from.
How is life in Denmark?
Denmark operates a 'corona passport' system, which allows access cafes, restaurants and cultural offerings based on vaccine status, previous infections or negative tests within 72 hours (96 hours from July 1). Regular testing is easy and highly accessible, and all tests within Denmark are free. Find out more about our testing system, including where to get a test, here.
Many attractions have reopened with special requirements for guests to have had a COVID test before their visit. Be sure to check with the relevant attraction before you visit.
All accommodation types, from hotels, to holiday cottages and campsites have strict hygiene and safety regulations in place. These range from more frequent cleaning to off-contact check-in and more. Please always check with your accommodation to receive information about their regulations.
Restaurants, bars, cafes and similar are open for outdoor dining. Indoor dining is open for those with a corona pass and a booking.
Any other questions? Call the Corona Hotline.
How do I travel safely around Denmark?
There are so many ways to explore and enjoy Denmark away from the crowds. Rent a bike, stay in a holiday home, enjoy outdoor culture trails and more!