In the restaurants or bars (with up to 500 visitors), it is no longer mandatory to keep a 1.5-metre distance or to wear a face mask. In the area after the security check, regular opening hours will apply. Wearing a face mask on the plane remains mandatory.įebruBars and restaurants open longer at SchipholĪs of 18 February, the food and drink establishments before the security check, for example at Schiphol Plaza, will again be open until 01:00 at the latest. You are still advised to wear a face mask when queuing at busy places. If you are landing at Schiphol, you must keep your face mask on until you have passed through baggage reclaim. Wearing a face mask is only mandatory from the moment you scan your boarding pass just after check-in until when you get on the plane.

You will therefore still come across locations at the airport where keeping a 1.5-metre distance is encouraged.Īlso, from that moment on, it is no longer compulsory to wear a face mask everywhere at the airport. However, you are still advised to give each other space where possible. Just like in the rest of the Netherlands, it is no longer mandatory to keep a 1.5-metre distance at Schiphol as of Friday 25 February. You are still advised to wear a face mask when queuing at busy places.įebruCoronavirus measures at Schiphol as of 25 February Wearing a face mask is mandatory from the moment you scan your boarding pass just after check-in until when you get on the plane. The rules regarding face masks remain unchanged at Schiphol. However, an EU entry ban for non-EU citizens still applies.

If you are flying to the Netherlands from within the EU/Schengen Zone, you are also no longer required to show a negative test result or proof of vaccination or recovery using your Digital COVID Certificate (QR code). MaTesting is no longer required if you are travelling (back) to SchipholĪs of 23 March, testing is no longer required if you are travelling (back) to Schiphol.

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