COVID-19 guide

Your corona pass serves as your documentation that you have been vaccinated, previously infected or tested. You can show your corona pass using the Coronapas app or a printed document.

Check the validity
Each country can set its own rules for when you have a valid corona pass, so you should check the Danish embassy website to see what the validity rules are in the country you are travelling to.

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Check that the app works on your phone
If you have not used the Coronapas app for a long time, it may need to be updated, or deleted and reinstalled.

Consider printing your corona pass
Avoid problems like a flat battery or lack of internet connection complicating your trip. Bring a printed copy of your corona pass from sundhed.dk.

Check the entry rules at your destination. Some destinations may have a total or partial entry ban or requirements for testing, vaccination, filling out an entry form before departure, etc.

Find information on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website

There is no longer a European requirement to wear face masks at airports or on aircrafts, but check with your airline whether there are mask requirements on board the aircraft or at the airport, as local guidelines may apply. Mask requirements may still to apply to intercontinental travel.

Face masks can be purchased at the airport, for example at 7-Eleven, Caffeine and WHSmith.

Please note that some destinations may require you to present corona documentation during check-in. Check the entry rules for your destination before departure.

We recommend that travellers within the EU and Schengen arrive at the airport 2 hours before departure, and that travellers to destinations outside the EU and Schengen arrive at the airport 3 hours before departure.

It is possible to get a Covid-19 test at the Airport Doctor located at Terminal 2 before security.

Due to the current developments in China it is also possible to get tested for Covid-19, if you’re arriving from China. In order to minimize the risk of infection, free antigen-tests will be handed out on direct arrivals from China.

Read more about this under “Travelling to China”

As a transit passenger at Copenhagen Airport, you may be required to show a test result upon entry at your final destination. It depends which country you are arriving from and/or which country you are flying on to. Find your departure and check Covid-19 restrictions here.

It is possible to get a Covid-19 test at the Airport Doctor located at Terminal 2 before security.

Due to the current developments in China it is also possible to get tested for Covid-19. Tests are offered at the gate for transit passengers to China. Read more about this under “Travelling to China”.

Are there any Covid-19 requirements for passengers arriving from China?

There are no testing requirements for travelers entering Denmark due to Covid-19, regardless of where you are traveling from in the world. However, it is possible to get tested for Covid-19 at Airport Doctor in Terminal 2 before Security Check. 

Please be aware that airlines may require passengers to present a negative test before boarding. Check with your airline before departing from China.

Hand sanitiser in hand baggage may be carried in containers up to 100 ml in size.

COVID-19 restrictions no longer apply when entering Denmark. Anyone can enter Denmark without any requirement for testing or isolation.

You should check whether your travel insurance covers COVID-19 illness, delays (e.g. if you are required to isolate at the destination) or other disruptions associated with COVID-19 during your trip. The insurance sector has produced a guide (in Danish only) to what you should be aware of in relation to travel insurance.