Does the negative PCR test 'EU list of safe countries' exemption apply to travellers with a layover in a third country?
The Netherlands requires most travellers from outside the EU to present a negative PCR test result to show that they are not carriers of COVID-19. One of the exemptions to this rule is:
People arriving from countries on the EU list of safe countries;
Does that exemption still apply if one departs from a country on the list, has a layover (same ticket; different flight; without leaving the airport) in a third country that's not on the list (or otherwise exempted), to continue the final flight to the Netherlands?
So the flight path is as follows:
Safe country on the EU list => third country outside Schengen that's not on the list => the Netherlands
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