CAA: The notam with the conditions for entry into Greece for travelers from China is extended

It is extended until February 14 the aviation directive (notam) with the entry conditions for travelers from China to Greece, to limit the spread of the COVID-19 disease.

In detail, according to an announcement by the Civil Aviation Service, the notam that has been in effect since January 15, 2023 is extended and will be valid until Tuesday, February 14, 2023 and provides for the following:

All travelers, regardless of nationality, with direct flights from China will enter Greece only with a negative test.

In particular, the entry of travelers of any nationality coming from China on direct flights is allowed if they have been diagnosed negative in a PCR test within forty-eight (48) hours or alternatively they have been diagnosed negative in a rapid test within twenty-four (24) hours before their boarding for Greece.

All travelers from China are required to use a high respiratory protection mask (FFP2 or N95 or KN95) both during the flight and during their stay at the airport.

The measures for entry into Greece concerning travelers from China apply to minors (children) from five (5) years of age and older.

The airlines are obliged to check the traveler before boarding, to confirm that he has the necessary documents and in case of violation, they have the obligation to repatriate the passenger at their own risk and expense.

The above necessary entry documents (negative test results) are shown by the travelers upon their arrival in Greece and to the personnel of the Hellenic Police, if requested, for a check of validity and completeness.

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