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Hitchhiking and Pandemia

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[[User:Warlo|Warlo]] Has hitchiked sparsely thru the pandemic and noticed no significant difference, particularly in Germany where rides are quick and plenty as usual. Also he is very surprised how up until this writing, no driver (and passengers if any) were interested in his offers to wear a mask, sit in the back, etc.
== Countries ==[[User:Platschi|Platschi]] hitchhiked in [[Uruguay]] during the peak of the pandemic and found it very easy. Short waiting times, 1 out of 3 drivers were wearing masks, nobody asked but out of politeness he wore masks inside the vehicles. Hitchhiked without mask outside but put it on as soon as a vehicle stopped. Absolutely no problem.
[[User:Rebew|Rebew]] hitchhiked from [[Berlin]] to [[Denizli]] after the vaccines were mostly rolled out, in July 2021. Masks are optional and most drivers do not care. However, if you thumbed with the mask anywhere on your body, it significantly reduced the chance of getting picked up. In Western countries you would sometimes get asked for your vaccination, but mostly because the drivers were scared of infecting you, not the other way around.
=== [[EuropeUser:4Lus|4Lus]] ===hitchhiked through the western balkans ([[Kosovo]], [[North Macedonia]], [[Albania]], [[Montenegro]], [[Croatia]] and [[Bosnia and Hercegovina]] in August and September 2021. For the most part, there are no notable limitations. Drivers don't care for the most part, the pandemic often was a topic of conversation, a lot of people are very sceptical about the vaccination so it is likely that your drivers will be unvaccinated. When crossing borders, you will be asked to provide either a negative test or a certificate of vaccination.
EU and Schengen-States highly restrict entry form non member countries. Within the EU travel to some extent is still possible. You can find info about most entry rules and local measures here:== Countries ==
https://reopen.europa.eu/en
==== [[GermanyEurope]] ====
updated 3023.45.21
'''negative test:'''
required for:*everyone entering via air*else, everyone coming form riskEU Agreed on a common certificate that should allow free movement within EU-States starting 1st of June. Everyone that has been vaccinated, high incident recovered or virus variant area has a negative test should be able to move freely within most of Europe(every neighboring country at the moment)<br>accepted test:<br> Antigen, TMA, PCR and LAMP; max 48h old; language[https: German, English, French<br>exemptions:*transit //www.consilium.europa.eu/de/press/press-releases/2021/05/21/covid-19-coreper-endorses-political-agreement-on -the fastest way-eu-digital-covid-certificate-to-facilitate-free-movement/ link]).
further info:
*free weekly testing for residents (might work with a fake address...)
'''quarantineEU and Schengen-States highly restrict entry from non member countries. Within the EU travel to some extent is still possible. You can find info about most entry rules and local measures here:'''
*10 days if you enter from a risk, high incendet or virus variant area*might be able to reduce to 5 days with another negative test (depending on regional rules)https://reopen.europa.eu/en
'''contact rules:'''==== [[Germany]] ====
*only two households are allowed to meet'''There will be no more free testing starting from the 11th of October, max 5 ppl2021.'''
Citizens are able to get free tests (result should be available within 15-30 mins). You get a certificate via email that you can use for border crossing, going into some venues, etc. The procedures vary a lot from place to place, sometimes you have to register online for an appointment with a German address (so it's better bring an ID without an address, like passport, if you don''accomodation:'''t have a German address). There are a lot of centres, so if one refuses to test you for free, simply try another one. Just ask for "kostenloser Corona-Test" or "free citizen test". Better make sure it is in English as well if you want to use it for entering another country.
*hotels/hostels/.Germany requires vaccinations or negative tests for most venues and restaurants.Registration is usually done with either the CovPass app (scanning your EU-GreenPass QR Code) or the Luca app, which anonymously collects contact information but doesn't check for testing or vaccination. are closed for private guests
'''curfew:'Updated 04.09.2021''
*every area with an incident > 100 has a mandatory curfew from 10pm to 5amCheck the [https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/en/service/gesetze-und-verordnungen/guv-19-lp/coronaeinreisev/coronaeinreisev-en.html Corona-Einreiseverordnung] for the latest information.
'''misc infoUpon entering from any foreign country, travellers need to provide either a negative test, proof of recovery or vaccination record. Germany differentiates between high-risk and virus variant regions as follows: '''
*[https://wwwIf entering from a high-risk region, you need to quarantine for ten days.einreiseanmeldung.de Online registration] required This quarantine can be ended by providing either a vaccination record or proof of recovery before entering.*Germany is If entering from a federal republic, every federal state can have its own rulesvirus variant region, you need to quarantine for fourteen days. This quarantine is mandatory even cities might decide on different rules than others. Recently a federal law has been introduced regarding the curfew yet better check for the local rules that might applyif vaccinated.
You need to [https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de register online] before entering, otherwise you can be sent into quarantine until you'''Official information'''ve provided the necessary documents.
https://wwwGermany is a federal republic, so every federal state can have its own rules and even cities can decide on their own rules.germanyAs of Sept. 2021, most of the rules are out of effect for you if you're vaccinated.info/us-en/coronavirus/2317268
==== [[Sweden]] ====
==== [[France]] ====
updated 3010.46.21
'''negative testentry requirement:'''*vaccinated*recovered*tested (PCR or antigen; max 72h; [https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/var/miomcti/storage/images/media/dgsi/images/telecharger-uk3/978689-1-fre-FR/telecharger-uk_large.png sworn statement] about contacts and symptoms; free testing in Germany!)
required for'''curfew''' (23.00-06.00):will be lifted by 30.6.
*everyone aged > 10 years*Exceptions: :*transit:*if you live near the border, you're allowed to visit for maximum 24 hours (this is true for the Swiss border, at least) accepted test:  *PCR; max 72h old '''quarantine:''gatherings/contact*not required '''contact rules:''' *max 6 people  '''accomodation:''' *hotels are open, not sure about hostels '''curfew:''' *7pm-6am '''misc info: ''' *travel from one department to another is forbidden, unless you are transiting of course
'''Official information'''
Switzerland requires testing if '''a)''' you arrive by plane, or '''b)''' you have spent time in one of the [https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien-pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/empfehlungen-fuer-reisende/liste.html risk countries] in the ten days before arriving. In the latter case, you also need to quarantine for ten days. Switzerland does not ban anybody from entering. You are required to fill in a form prior to arrival, but only if you're coming from further than from a border area. It might not be required to fill in the form if you're not travelling by public transport, but this is a bit unclear. More info on the [https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien-pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/empfehlungen-fuer-reisende/quarantaene-einreisende.html#1355154378 official website].
 
=== [[South America]] ===
 
==== Uruguay ====
 
''Update: August 6, 2021''
 
All borders by land to [[Argentina]] and [[Brazil]] are closed, inbound airline traffic exists. There's a Buquebus ferry to [[Buenos Aires]] twice per week, with infrequent schedule and short-notice changes which tend to be not announced. Entry to the country is only permitted for Uruguayan citizens, residents or for travellers with special permits which must be applied for beforehand (family reunion, business).
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