From August 21, Bulgarian citizens travelling to Belgium should present, a negative PCR test results, done up to 72 hours before entering Belgium, a certificate that they have completed a course of vaccination against Covid-19 or a certificate that they had been ill and recovered from a laboratory-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection within 180 days prior to travel.
The new measures are introduced because Bulgaria has been reclassified to a red zone for Covid-19
Belgian nationals and permanent residents of Belgium may take a PCR test on the first or second day after their arrival in Belgium, and after receiving a negative result they are released from quarantine.
Children under the age of 12 will not be tested, but will have to remain quarantined until their parents' results are known.
The obligation to fill in the Passenger Location Form within 48 hours before the trip remains in effect.
If they need assistance, Bulgarian citizens in the Kingdom of Belgium can contact the Bulgarian Embassy in Brussels.
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