New travel requirements for Finland and Sweden will apply from 28 December due to travel restrictions introduced by the Finnish and Swedish governments.

When traveling from Estonia to Finland from 28 December, a negative covid test certificate made at least 48 hours before arrival (both PCR tests and antigen tests) must be presented upon entry into the country in addition to the vaccination certificate or a certificate. recovery from covid-19 disease. The requirement for a negative test certificate applies to all passengers from the age of 16.

The exceptions are Finnish citizens and permanent residents, who still have the right to enter Finland without a test and take the test at their place of residence on arrival.

When traveling from Estonia to Sweden, a negative covid test certificate made at least 48 hours before arrival must be presented upon entry into the country (both PCR and antigen tests are accepted). The requirement to submit a negative test certificate also applies to vaccinated and covid-recovery certified passengers and all passengers from the age of 12. The exceptions are Swedish citizens and permanent residents, who still have the right to travel into Sweden without a test and take a test at their place of residence on arrival.

Passengers who make a return trip without getting off the ship at their destination do not need to have the covid test certificate.

For more information check out the websites for Finnish government officialst and the Swedish government.

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