Romania welcomes vaccinated visitors
Vaccinated travellers from Red and Yellow countries may enter Romania without quarantine
Romania removes quarantine for EUDCC holders
As from the 29th August 2021, fully vaccinated EU visitors and Romanian nationals arriving into Romania from a Red List country (under Romanian classification), including Cyprus, France, Greece, Gibraltar, Liechtenstein, Iceland, Ireland, Jersey, Isle of Man, Monaco, Montenegro, Portugal, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom, are exempt from quarantine rules.
EU visitors arriving from Yellow List countries, including Andorra, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Guernsey, Malta, the Netherlands, San Marino and Slovenia, must provide an EUDCC or proof of a negative COVID test performed no less than 72 hours prior to arrival into Romania.
Visitors must undertake a 14-day quarantine period if they cannot provide proof of full vaccination by an authorised provider in the form of a European Union Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC).
Children and young people aged between 3 and 16 must provide a negative PCR test taken no longer than 72 hours prior to entry to avoid quarantine. Children under 3 are exempt.
Please note that hotels, museums, cultural sites and tourist attractions across Romania are now open to visitors.
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Explore the spiritual side of Romania and tour the wonderful wooden churches of the Maramureș region
The Maramureș region of northern Transylvania is renowned for its beautiful hand-carved wooden churches built during the Middle Ages. Now a UNESCO Heritage Site, visitors can take the Maramureș Heritage Trail, which starts in the rural village of Breb, whose own wooden church dates back to 1531. The trail connects seven traditional villages over a course of 86 km and is scattered with around a hundred wooden Orthodox churches, plus fascinating museums and memorial houses.
