2021-06-15 08:48:34, Horacy21 napisał(a):
Dzięki za aktualizację. Bardzo ciekawe informacje.

Najbardziej szokuje punkt 5.

2021-06-28 16:30:11, Horacy21 napisał(a):
A w ogóle da się przez Niemcy teraz przejechać? Bo tu niby piszą, że tranzyt autem zabroniony z UK:
https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/civil-protection/coronavirus/coronavirus-faqs.html#doc13797140bodyText3

2021-06-28 16:39:45, Wielim napisał(a):
Z gov.uk
Transiting Germany
Germany is currently only allowing travellers from designated virus variant areas such as the UK to transit Germany by air, without passing national border control. This means that transits are only possible for onward flights out of the Schengen Area, where passengers from the UK remain in the airport transit area without entering Germany. Intra-Schengen onward transfers are not permitted. You should check with your airline before travelling.

According to Federal Interior Ministry guidance and the German Embassy in London, transit through Germany by land with a private vehicle is currently not possible because of the UK’s designation as a virus variant area of concern.

More information about the particular German rules governing transit to other EU or Schengen states or third countries is on the Federal Interior Ministry website, under “When is transit through Germany permitted?”. You should also check the travel advice for any country that you are transiting on the way back to the UK.

2021-06-28 16:55:38, Horacy21 napisał(a):
Sytuacja jest niejasna - znalazłem jeszcze coś takiego:
http://www.emito.net/artykuly/podroz_samochodem_z_uk_do_polski_testy_i_kwarantanna_2410487.html

Dlatego pytam, czy ktoś może sprawdził osobiście, jak wygląda możliwość przejazdu.

2021-06-28 20:55:21, Richmond napisał(a):

Nic takiego nie jest tam napisane. Mozesz jechać przez Niemcy tranzytem. Przeczytałeś dokładnie?

When is transit through Germany permitted?

Transit to another EU member state or Schengen state

Citizens of countries outside of the EU may enter Germany to travel to another EU member state or another Schengen state as their country of final destination if the following conditions are met:

the traveller remains in Germany (as country of transit) only as long as absolutely necessary to travel directly to the country of destination or another transit country;the traveller is permitted to enter the country of destination or another transit country (in accordance with Annex I or II of the Council Recommendation of 30 June 2020 or with individual confirmation of permission to enter issued by the country of destination).

Under these conditions, citizens of countries outside of the EU may also enter Germany by air and travel overland to their country of destination.

The traveller must provide evidence that the conditions listed above have been met. Airline or other travel tickets, etc. may be presented to meet condition (1). A printout of the current national regulations in place in the country of destination implementing Annex I of the Council Recommendation may be presented to meet condition (2). It must be clear from the text that residents of certain countries are not required to provide proof of the reason for travel to the country of destination. If this is not possible, then evidence must be provided of the urgent need for entry in accordance with Annex II of the Council Recommendation. Germany’s border control officials will only check for compliance with the requirements for entering Germany. Alternatively, the traveller may present a document issued by the responsible authorities of the country of destination certifying that entry restrictions have been waived or that approval of entry has been granted.

Tam jest napisane, ze nawet możesz przylecieć do Niemiec i potem udać sie drogą lądowa do innego kraju czyli Polski.

A tak w ogóle to dublujecie niepotrzebnie tematy, bo mamy juz duzy watek o podróży samochodem do UK.