Can I travel to Austria if I got vaccinated recently?
The latest travel rules to go to Austria, as of today, say something like this: you can enter in the country as long you have one of these proofs:
- Vaccination certificate + negative PCR test, or
- Vaccination certificate + third booster dose
- Confirmation of a recent COVID infection + negative PCR test
The above is the summary of the travel regulations from mae.ro – you can find a similar one here.
Now, here is my dillema: I got vaccinated recently, hence cannot take the booster dose.
Theoretically I should do the PCR test, but I am wondering if there an exception for this case (recent vaccination)?
At least, I would expect that the booster dose is to increase the immunity after x
months, but being freshly vaccinated, I would expect I already have a good enough protection.
Not sure if it matters, I will travel by car.
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