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All actual information about COVID-19 (prevention, statistics, symptoms and more) you can find on WHO website and in Google feed.

2019 divided the history of most countries into «before» and «after». We are talking about a pandemic that has swept the whole world. The SARS-CoV-2 virus was first identified among residents of Hubei province (China). In just a few months, a disease called Covid-19 has spread to the inhabitants of the entire planet. Dominican Republic and Germany were not an exception.

Why is covid so dangerous? Regardless of the level of development of a particular state, medical care and other factors, millions of people have become victims of the coronavirus. According to the latest data, this figure is 184 554 025 people, among the total — 3 991 923 deaths. The main symptoms of the disease are: shortness of breath, high fever, dry cough, loss of taste and smell. The world’s leading countries have developed or are working on the production of their own vaccines that protect against COVID-19. Naturally, vaccination is not a 100% guarantee of protection against coronavirus, however, when infected, the disease is transferred much easier.

According to current data (statistics for Wednesday, 7 July 2021), the number of cases in Germany is 3 740 815 people, total deaths are 91 706, and 17 743 are sick right now. Such statistics forced the government of the state of Germany to impose certain restrictions on flights and border crossing.

Is it allowed to enter Germany from Dominican Republic?

Current statistics on the restrictions on entry to Germany:

  • Open to citizens: Yes
  • Open to s: Partially
  • Open to foreigners and tourists: Partially
  • Quarantine (lockdown) in Germany: Partial

During the most «acute» periods of the pandemic, the following restrictions are applied in Germany:

  1. Foreigners can enter the territory of Germany only if absolutely necessary: study in Germany, employment, residence permit. For more information about the conditions of entry, read the official sources of the government: https://reopen.europa.eu/en/map/DEU/6001
  2. Availability of the test: COVID-19 test required for some countries.

All countries are divided into 3 main categories by the Ministry of Health:

  • «Green» (low rate of spread of coronavirus)
  • «Orange» (average rate of spread of coronavirus)
  • «Red» (high rate of spread of coronavirus)

In this regard, the government acts in accordance with the recommendations of the World Health Association. The distribution of states into separate categories is updated regularly. At the moment, Dominican Republic ranks among the states of the «Orange» category.

The main reasons for the introduction of new restrictions are coronavirus mutations, an increase in the number of cases, and insufficient vaccination rates.

Rules for entering Germany from Dominican Republic in 2021

At the moment, Germany is partially opened to foreigners, including s. Quarantine measures are applied to tourism and trade.

Before travelling to Germany, s must pass the PCR test no earlier than 72 hours in advance and submit a written document of an international standard (in English). Also, at the time of arrival, there should be no signs of SARS (fever, chills, runny nose, cough, etc.).

Is it necessary to comply with quarantine and take a PCR test when entering Germany?

COVID-19 test required for some countries.

Self-quarantine for 10 days for some countries.

For which countries are the borders with Germany open?

Today (Wednesday, 7 July 2021) the borders of Germany are fully open for 28/ 38 countries, partially open for 23/ 38 countries. See how we collect data and find out why not all countries are included in the statistics.

List of countries for which the borders with Estonia are partially or completely open:

In Germany, bars and restaurants work only for takeout and delivery, all shops work without restrictions. Public events (exhibitions, concerts, museums, etc.) NOT allowed.

Foreigners can cross the border if all the conditions for entering the country are strictly kept to:

Residents of one of the countries listed at BMI (bund.de bit.ly/3djGrPU) are allowed to enter Germany also for non-essential purposes like tourism, regardless of their vaccination status. However, proof of vaccination, proof of recovery from COVID-19, or a negative test result is still required for entry via air travel.Residents of other non-EU countries are only permitted to enter Germany if they have an urgent need to travel (https://bit.ly/3qwAkNa) or if they are fully vaccinated. A person is considered a resident of a country if they have their domicile or habitual residence there.German citizens, citizens of EU Member States or Schengen Associated countries, and their family members are exempted from travel restrictions. The same applies to third-country nationals who have a long-term right of residence in an EU Member State or Schengen Associated Country (residence permit or long-term visa), and to members of their family.First-time entry by citizens of non-EU countries, however, is only permitted if they demonstrate that one of the exceptions to the entry restrictions applies to them.Starting from 25 June 2021, fully vaccinated travellers from third-country (with the exclusion of those arriving from «virus variant areas» bit.ly/35Y76xA) are eligible to enter Germany, even for non-essential purposes like tourism, if 14 days have elapsed since the second dose of a Coronavirus vaccine approved by the European Medicines Agency (or single dose for Janssen/Johnson&Johnson). The vaccines approved by EMA are Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Janssen.Travellers reaching the country by plane will have to prove their vaccinated status.Travellers reaching the country by plane will have to prove their vaccinated status.The proof of vaccination should be an «EU Digital COVID certificate» or a comparable certificate issued by the travellers' country of residence, either in German, English, French, Italian or Spanish.Unmarried couplesUnmarried partners may enter Germany from third countries that are not included in the above list, for short-term visits to the partner living in Germany when the general entry requirements (passport and visa, if applicable) are met, under the condition that the couple is in a long-term relationship/partnership and both partners have met in person in Germany at least once, or the couple had a previously shared residence in another country until recently.See declaration of the existence of the relationship bit.ly/2UETx3v.Provided that the general entry requirements are met, unmarried couples travelling together may enter Germany for short-term visits for urgent reasons from third countries that are not included in the above list:their relationship is a long-term relationship between a third-country national and a German, or EU+ citizen or national and the couple has a shared residence abroad and there is an important reason for both partners to enter Germany. This is generally the case for births, weddings, bereavements/funerals or other exceptional cases in which there is an urgent family reason (e.g. serious illness of a first- or second-degree relative who therefore urgently needs help). The urgent reason for the joint entry of both partners is to be submitted in writing on entering Germany, together with a declaration of the existence of the relationship. Additional documentation such as photos, social media posts, postal/email correspondence may also be provided.The decision of whether to allow entry at the border is at the discretion of the border officials. All travellers must additionally follow the quarantine rules of the relevant federal state of Germany.For all persons residing in a third country that is not mentioned above, restrictions on travel continue to apply and these persons may enter Germany only for urgent reasons.

At the moment, there are no other restrictions on entering the territory of Germany. At the same time, the government recommends waiting for travel to countries with extremely high rates of covid-19 spread (red zone).

For which countries are the borders with Dominican Republic open?

Today (Wednesday, 7 July 2021) Dominican Republic’s borders are fully open to 51/ 38 countries, partially open — to 0/ 38 countries. See how we collect data and find out why not all countries are included in the statistics.

List of countries for which the borders with Dominican Republic are partially or completely open:

In Dominican Republic, bars and restaurants work with restrictions, all shops work without restrictions. Public events (exhibitions, concerts, museums, etc.) NOT allowed.

Foreigners can cross the border if all the conditions for entering the country are strictly kept to:



At the moment, there are no other restrictions on entry into Dominican Republic. At the same time, the government recommends waiting for travel to countries with extremely high rates of covid-19 spread (red zone).

The cheapest flights to Germany from Dominican Republic

The resumption of full-fledged air communication is gradual. At the moment, direct flights to Germany are limited, so it is possible to get to Germany with transfers. We offer the best air fares from Dominican Republic to Germany. Today you have the opportunity to book tickets at an affordable price. A pandemic is not a barrier to business and travel.

We constantly monitor the situation with the spread of coronavirus and are always ready to provide you with up-to-date information.

Actual data of COVID-19 in Germany

Current coronavirus statistics in Germany:

  • Total cases of covid infection: 3 740 815
  • Sick right now: 17 743
  • Number of deaths: 91 706
  • Recent morbidity: declining

Situation with lockdown in Germany:

A so-called «emergency brake» is automatically activated if the number of new infections in a district or city exceeds 100 per 100,000 inhabitants for 3 days in a row. In such case, the following restrictions will apply:-Overnight curfew from 22:00 to 05:00; -A jog or a walk would be allowed until midnight; -Schools should close and switch to online learning when the incidence rate reaches 165 in 100,000 people; -Non-essential shops will be allowed «click-and-collect» operations if the incidence rate is between 100 and 150; -Sport must be limited to members of a household or in pairs if the incidence rate reaches 100; -Children under 14 can still play sport in small groupsCurrent curfews and contact restrictions do not apply to fully vaccinated (people who have received the final vaccine dose at least 14 days ago) and to anyone who has recovered from COVID-19 between 28 days and 6 months ago (and has a PCR test to prove it). This includes the lifting of restrictions on private meetings between eligible people. In shops, they will be treated the same as people who have tested negative.Everybody aged above 6 must wear a face mask in public transport, public buildings and shops. Medical masks (surgical masks, KN95, or FFP2 masks) are required. Face masks should also be worn in places where social distance (1.5 metres) cannot be maintained. Mask wearing is obligatory in schools for pupils from the seventh grade (12−13 years) upwards.In public, wherever possible, a minimum distance of 1.5 metres from others should be kept.
Source:https://reopen.europa.eu/en/map/DEU/6001

Actual data of COVID-19 in Russia

Current statistics on coronavirus in Russia:

  • Total cases of covid infection: 330 244
  • Sick right now: 55 481
  • Number of deaths: 3866
  • Recent morbidity: declining

Situation with lockdown in Russia:

A national State of Emergency has been declared and a curfew is in place nationwide.There are currently two different curfews depending on location.In the following provinces, curfew is from 6pm to 5am every day. Transit is permitted for the first three hours of curfew until 9pm, only in order to travel home:Distrito Nacional Azua Bahoruco Barahona Dajabón Elías Piña El Seibo, Hato Mayor Hermanas Mirabal Independencia La Romana María Trinidad Sánchez Monte Cristi Monte Plata Pedernales Peravia, San Cristóbal, San José de Ocoa San Juan San Pedro de Macoris Sánchez Ramirez Santiago Rodríguez Santo Domingo Valverde For the remaining provinces (listed below), curfew is from 10pm to 5am, Monday to Friday, and from 9pm to 5am on Saturday and Sunday. Transit is permitted until 12am (midnight) every day, only in order to travel home:Duarte Espaillat La Altagracia (which includes Punta Cana) La Vega Samaná Santiago Puerto PlataThere are some limited exceptions to the curfew, including those seeking assistance in a medical emergency, and international passengers and their drivers travelling to and from an airport. You may be arrested by police if you breach curfew, unless you meet one of the approved exemptions.Changes to the curfew and measures under the State of Emergency may happen at short notice. You should monitor local media and comply with any instructions from police or the Dominican authorities. You should follow the Dominican rules listed below and check this page and the British Embassy social media channels on Twitter and Facebook regularly for updates.it is mandatory to wear a mask in public places or private spaces open to the public when leaving home everyone should follow social distancing rules (2 metres away from any other person) public transport will operate at a reduced capacity and those boarding must observe social distancing rules, and wear masks.The Dominican authorities particularly encourage those over 60 years old or with underlying health conditions to stay at home except for essential trips The Dominican Republic authorities will seek to prosecute people who breach COVID-19 protocols, including those who break quarantine protocols will result in a serious penalty, up to a maximum fine of RD$ 100,000 and/or prison sentence.Further information is available from the Dominican authorities, in English (https://www.godominicanrepublic.com/newsroom/coronavirus/) and in Spanish (https://www.godominicanrepublic.com/es/prensa/coronavirus/).
Source:https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/dominican-republic/staying-during-coronavirus

Thus, the restrictions associated with the coronavirus dictate living conditions in 2021. Each state has developed its own border crossing rules and entry rules. It all depends on the general situation with the spread of COVID-19.

However, even in a pandemic, you can leave Dominican Republic for Germany with the necessary permits:

COVID-19 test required for some countries.

Self-quarantine for 10 days for some countries.

When will Germany open its borders to Dominican Republic and during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in 2021?