Viajar a Suiza y COVID-19: Normas, fechas, restricciones ✈️ Foro Alemania, Austria, Suiza ✈️ p72 ✈️

Which country counts as the country you are entering Switzerland from?
The country you are entering from is generally the country from which you have just arrived. If travelling by air on a direct flight, you enter Switzerland from the country in which the aircraft took off.

If you fly via one or more transit airports – without leaving the international transit area – you enter Switzerland from the country in which the aircraft originally took off, not from the transit country or countries.

This means that if you begin your journey in a high-risk country and travel in transit via an airport in a non-high-risk country, you are travelling from a high-risk country.

Conversely, if you begin your journey in a non-high-risk country and travel in transit via an airport in a high-risk country, you are travelling from a non-high-risk country – provided you do not leave the airport’s international transit area.

In both scenarios, it does not matter how long you spend in the airport’s international transit area.

No specific information can be given about airport hotels, as these are sometimes within and sometimes outside the transit area.

Travelcheck
You can enter Switzerland under certain conditions (Pandemic-related measures/Travel information).
You can enter Switzerland under certain conditions.
Pandemic-related measures
You need to present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) or a negative rapid antigen test (not older than 48 hours). A second test is required four to seven days after entry. This test result must be reported to the cantonal authorities responsible. Under 16s and people who have a medical certificate to prove that they cannot have a Sars-CoV-2 test for medical reasons are exempt from the testing requirement. (read more)
You need to fill in an entry form before you cross the border. (entry form)
You must quarantine in Switzerland. (read more)
You must report the quarantine to the competent cantonal authority. (read more)
In justified cases, the competent cantonal authority may authorise further exemptions from the testing and quarantine requirements, or grant relaxation of the measures.

Please continue to follow the usual hygiene measures, such as keeping your distance, washing your hands and wearing a face covering in places where it is mandatory. (read more)

Travel information
Your entry to the country is subject to the general entry requirements (e.g. Travel document and visa). You may be accompanied by your children of minor age. If you are reliant on support, a carer may accompany you. These people are likewise subject to the general entry requirements.
Important: Exceptional situations and cases of public interest must be backed up by suitable documents (e.g. Medical certificate, court decision, business documents). You'll find more information here.
If you do not require a visa for your entry, the airline may require a certificate from the Swiss diplomatic mission abroad. Please check this with the airline.
If you are travelling through another country on the way to Switzerland, please find out about the entry requirements in that country.
A printout or screenshot of Travelcheck does not automatically entitle you to enter Switzerland. You must be able to provide official documents to prove that you meet the applicable entry requirements. You'll find more information in our FAQ on entering Switzerland.

Easyjet aterrizaba en Mulhouse-Francia, hay dos nombres de aeropuertos, uno la parte francesa y otro la parte suiza-alemana.

Entonces que requisitos me van a pedir???

Madre mía, mal momento para coger un vuelo-aeropuerto tan complicado
En mi reserva para la vuelta me pone facturación sector suizo.

Dónde lo has visto @Raiser1969?

Que todo sea una PCR!

Entonces que requisitos me van a pedir???

Madre mía, mal momento para coger un vuelo-aeropuerto tan complicado
En mi reserva para la vuelta me pone facturación sector suizo.

Solo un detalle: el Aeropuerto de Basilea-Mulhouse-Friburgo, está en territorio Francés, aunque este al lado de Basilea. Es posible que tenga salida directa a Suiza, pero lo que tiene seguro es a Francia. Se puede llegar a el, sin pisar territorio suizo.

Entonces que requisitos me van a pedir???

Madre mía, mal momento para coger un vuelo-aeropuerto tan complicado
En mi reserva para la vuelta me pone facturación sector suizo.

Gracias por la información, a unos días de irse del viaje con estas cosas entran las dudas. El aeropuerto ahora me ha contestado esto:

Good evening Mr Cabadas,

At EuroAirport, due to its binational status, the following French entry and exit regulations are currently in force for all passengers

(except for passengers with Swiss citizenship or a residency permit for Switzerland).


Further information are available on our website : Safe Travel / COVID-19 / Entry and exit regulations (euroairport.com)

Best regards,


Así que mis dudas creo que quedan ya solucionadas.

O lo que es lo mismo, que se rige por la ley francesa, menos para los ciudadanos suizos y residentes en ese país.
Es decir, que para nosotros es Francia.

O lo que es lo mismo, que se rige por la ley francesa, menos para los ciudadanos suizos y residentes en ese país.
Es decir, que para nosotros es Francia.