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On this page you can find information about COVID-19 (coronavirus). Do you have a question or should you become aware of any situation that needs our assistance or knowledge, please contact us immediately at +31 (0)20 723 3490 or at info@servicedapartments.nl.
DUTCH COVID MEASURES APPLIED NATIONWIDE
Due to a decreasing number of hospitalisations due to COVID-19 infections, the Dutch government has decided to ease its measures. For all information regarding the Dutch Coronavirus measures, please refer to the website of the Dutch Government.
CURRENTLY THE FOLLOWING MEASURES AND ADVICE APPLIES:
MASKS
Masks must be worn at airports after the security checkpoint and inside aircrafts.
TRAVELLING ABROAD
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will no longer issue travel advisories based solely on a country’s coronavirus situation. Instead it will once again take all security and health risks into consideration. This means that travel outside Europe will soon become easier. The advice to travellers remains to prepare well before travelling. Coronavirus has not gone away, and measures may still apply abroad. This includes mandatory testing, QR codes and face masks. Read the full travel advisory for your country of destination on NederlandWereldwijd.nl (in Dutch) or in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Travel App (Reisapp) before you plan your trip, right before you leave and during your travels.
ADDITIONAL ADVICE
- Wash your hands often, and cough and sneeze into your elbow;
- Get a vaccine or booster shot;
- Ensure a good flow of fresh air;
- Any symptoms? Stay at home and take a self-test;
- If someone has COVID, they must go into isolation. Members of the same household and other close contacts do not need to be quarantined if they have had COVID less than 8 weeks ago or if they have had a booster shot at least 1 week ago and they don’t have symptoms. Do the Quarantinecheck if you’re having doubts.
Which measures are taken?
The safety and security of our guests remains our number one priority. If you have a question about the coronavirus, the measures taken or the consequences for your stay, we are happy to get you in contact with the partner responsible for your apartment.
We believe it is in challenging times like these that the comfort of hospitality is needed most of all and if there is anything that we can do to give you extra peace of mind, please let us know.
Are you missing certain information? Let us know by filling in the contact form at the bottom of this page.
COVID-19 FAQ
If you have symptoms, take a self-test or get tested at the municipal health services as soon as possible and stay at home.
If you don’t have any symptoms, you can go grocery shopping or walk your dog . If you do have symptoms, take a self-test as soon as possible and stay home.
Public transport can be used normally. At the moment, it is not compulsory to wear a face mask on public transport, but feel free to do so if this makes you feel more comfortable.
For current travel advice, please visit the website of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs:.
For more information about travelling by plane visit the website of Schiphol Airport.
If you have a question about your stay it is best to contact us at +31 (0)20 723 3490 or at info@servicedapartments.nl.
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