Your travel and self-quarantine overview
The travel and self-quarantine rules also apply if you have already been vaccinated.
Overview of your trip:
Your destination: Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein currently has a high corona risk.
On arrival in Liechtenstein you may need a negative test result and/or go into self-quarantine. An entry ban may also apply. Detailed travel advice (information in Dutch)
(arrival in the Netherlands)
Currently, you must arrange the following before your arrival in the Netherlands:
Negative test result.
You can only travel to the Netherlands if you have a negative test result (max 72 hours before arrival). Where can I get a test result?
When you get home, you and your travel companions need to self-quarantine for 10 days:
(back home)
day 0Self-quarantine immediately to prevent the possible spread of the virus.
This means do not go outside, do not go to the store and do not go to work.
Jun 11 (today)
day NaNReduce your time in self-quarantine by getting tested on day 5 after returning home.
Make a test appointment now for . Call 0800-1202 (keep your citizen service number (BSN) with you).
Reduce your time in self-quarantine by getting tested on day 5 after returning home.
Make a test appointment now for . Either online or call 0800-1202 (keep your citizen service number (BSN) with you).
Get tested for coronavirus. Make an appointment online or call to 0800-1202 (keep your citizen service number (BSN) with you).
If the test comes back negative, you no longer have to self‑quarantine. But continue to avoid contact with anyone who may be vulnerable for a full 10 days after you return to the Netherlands.
If the test comes back positive, you have coronavirus. The GGD will provide you with additional information and you need to self‑isolate (information in Dutch)
(test day)
day 5Get tested today for corona.
If the test comes back negative, you no longer have to self‑quarantine. But continue to avoid contact with anyone who may be vulnerable for a full 10 days after you return to the Netherlands.
If the test comes back positive, you have coronavirus. The GGD will provide you with additional information and you need to self‑isolate (information in Dutch)
(end)
day 10If you did not get tested on or after day 5 and you have no symptoms, this is your last day of your self‑quarantine.
If you have COVID‑19 symptoms, stay home and get tested again.
Did you know you can't do your grocery shopping yourself, receive visitors and you need to work from home?
Frequently asked questions
After becoming infected with coronavirus it can take 10 days for symptoms to show. So it’s important to stay at home for 10 days. After 10 days it’s very unlikely that you will still get symptoms. You can end your self-quarantine sooner if you get tested on day 5 after arriving in the Netherlands and the test result is negative. If the test result is positive, stay at home and follow the advice of the municipal health service (GGD).
Yes. A test is a snapshot of a particular moment in time. It can take 10 days for symptoms to show. When you were tested abroad, it may have been too early to tell if you were infected. That’s why you still need to self-quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands. You can end your self-quarantine sooner if you get tested on day 5 and the test result is negative. If the test result is positive, stay at home and follow the advice of the municipal health service (GGD).
Yes. A test is a snapshot of a particular moment in time. It can take 10 days for symptoms to show. When you were tested abroad, it may have been too early to tell if you were infected. That’s why you still need to self-quarantine for 10 days on arrival in the Netherlands. You can end your self-quarantine sooner if you get tested on day 5 and the test result is negative. If the test result is positive, stay at home and follow the advice of the municipal health service (GGD).
Yes. You can end your self-quarantine sooner if you get tested on or after day 5 after arriving in the Netherlands and the test result is negative. If the test result is positive, stay at home and follow the advice of the municipal health service (GGD).
No, only people who travelled abroad to a destination with a (very) high corona risk themselves need to self-quarantine.
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