Germany Einreiseanmeldung "Travel Details": which flight number?
We are (hopefully) flying BOS->IAD->BRU->BER tomorrow (don't ask) with Berlin as the final destination. I'm filling out the German travel registration (Eineiseanmeldung) which in the section "Travel Details" asks about the flight number. I have three to choose from.
Covid testing is required. PCR test must be done no more than 48 hours before boarding the first leg, Antigen must be taken no more than 48 hours before the arrival in Germany. So by this argument I could either choose BOS-IAD or BRU->BER. They do have an extra field for "stop overs", which is also unclear. Do they mean layovers (i.e. a connecting flight) or real stopovers (which typically means more than 24 hours with luggage unloaded and re-check required).
Any hints would be appreciated.
Quick update: I looked at the German version of the form and there "stopover" is called "Umstieg" which I believe is more like "layover".
Best Answer
The BRU->BER flight number would be the first disembarkation point in Germany.
FAQ Coronavirus Entry Regulations - Bundesgesundheitsministerium:
At what point in time am I entering Germany?
If entry into Germany is through a carrier, entry is determined to be the first scheduled disembarkation point in the Federal Republic of Germany.
That would be the flight number used where the time of entry into Germany is decisive (i.e. non-PCR tests).
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Answer 2
Answering my own question after the trip.
I used the first leg of the trip (BOS->IAD) adding Washington and Brussels in the "stopover" field. That worked fine. Chances are that just using the last leg would have worked as well but I have no data support this one way or another.
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