Covid 19 in Poland – current situation (updated on June 30)

Poland has fully reopened its tourism industry as of June 2024, with all previous COVID-19 restrictions lifted. This return to normalcy aligns with other European countries, and Poland is excited to welcome tourists again.

Visitors can now freely enter the country and enjoy its numerous attractions without any pandemic-related barriers.

From which countries can you fly to Poland?

From March 28^th 2022, all restrictions upon entering Poland have been lifted, you can fly into Poland as long as you have all the necessary visa requirements.

If you want to be sure what the requirements are, visit the website of the Border Guard.

Do I need to be vaccinated or Take a COVID-19 test to enter Poland?

As of March 28th, 2022, until now, all COVID-19 related entry restrictions to Poland have been lifted. This means:

• No need to present COVID certificates: Travelers are not required to show proof of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19.
• No testing requirement: There is no obligation to undergo SARS-CoV-2 testing before or after entering Poland.
• No quarantine: There is no mandatory quarantine upon arrival, regardless of vaccination status.

For the latest information and any potential updates, it is advisable to check Poland's government website and the official website of the European Union.

You will find more details about Poland Travel Advisory on Poland's government website and on the official website of the European Union.

What is open in Poland?

All tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, and museums are open at full capacity. You can experience Poland the same way as you would have before the pandemic.

Do I need to be vaccinated to enter a hotel or a restaurant in Poland? 

No, you do not need to be vaccinated to enter a hotel, restaurant, or any other public place in Poland. As of March 28th, 2022, all COVID-19 related restrictions have been lifted. This includes the requirement to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test for entry into hotels, restaurants, and other indoor spaces.

• No vaccination proof required: you can freely enter hotels and restaurants without showing a vaccination certificate or a negative COVID test.
• No restrictions in place: all tourist attractions, hotels, and restaurants are operating at full capacity and under normal conditions.

Are masks obligatory in Poland?

Masks are no longer mandatory in public transport, museums, stores, or other indoor spaces. As of July 1st, 2023, Poland has lifted the mask mandate in all settings, including healthcare facilities and pharmacies. 

• No mask requirement anywhere: there is no obligation to wear masks in any public or private spaces, including healthcare facilities and pharmacies.
• Personal choice: while not required, individuals are free to wear masks if they feel more comfortable doing so.

What about social distancing?

Social distancing measures are no longer mandatory in Poland. However, the government still advises maintaining some distance in crowded places as a precautionary measure. Here are the key points:

• No mandatory social distancing: there is no obligation to maintain a specific distance from others in public or private spaces.
• Advisory measures: the government advises practicing social distancing, especially in crowded places, to reduce the risk of infection.