Poland re-opens borders with Schengen countries

Polish borders were opened again starting from June 13 for travellers from other Schengen countries. All categories of travellers entering Poland from another Schengen country are able to enter Poland on regular pre-Covid-19 terms and will not be subject to obligatory quarantine.

Incoming travels from outside of the Schengen zone will remain restricted for indefinite period. Only limited categories of foreigners are eligible to enter from outside of the Schengen zone – in particular, foreigners with dependent visas who do not work in Poland remain ineligible to enter. 14 days obligatory quarantine post entry remains applicable.

From June 17 Poland re-opens for international flights from a list of countries including European Union member states, countries of European Economic Area and Switzerland, however, excluding United Kingdom, Sweden and Portugal. International flights from countries not included in the above list will remain restricted until June 30. Actual resuming of connections to Poland will depend on decision of airlines.