News - Coronavirus Covid-19
233 news items on Coronavirus Covid-19
- Date
- Relevance
-
Infections must decrease, appropriate measures needed
In recent weeks the number of coronavirus infections in the Netherlands has risen rapidly. More and more people are being ...
-
Netherlands to reopen further with coronavirus entry passes
As of 25 September, we no longer have to stay 1.5 metres from others. This is a big step forwards. It means restaurants and bars ...
-
Important changes for travellers to the Netherlands as of September 4th 2021
On 4 September a number of important changes will come into effect regarding the designation of high-risk and very high-risk ...
-
End of support package for jobs and economy
With effect from 1 October, the government will discontinue the generic support measures that have helped the Dutch economy as ...
-
No restrictions for on-site learning but other measures against COVID-19 extended
This week saw the 22 millionth dose of vaccine administered. The Netherlands now has high vaccination coverage and the figure is ...
-
The Netherlands adjusts policy on travelling within EU, multi-day events with overnight stays cancelled until 1 September
The government is changing its policy on travelling within the European Union (EU). This decision is based on three positive ...
-
Working from home the norm once more and additional fresh air rule
Work from home unless it is impossible and ensure a good flow of fresh air indoors. This was the advice of Prime Minister Mark ...
-
No choice but to take summertime measures in face of rapid increase in infections
The coronavirus infection rate in the Netherlands has increased much faster than expected since society reopened almost ...
-
Netherlands to take big step in relaxing measures: almost everything allowed with 1.5-metre distancing
The vaccination drive in the Netherlands has picked up speed. Well over 13 million vaccine doses have been administered. Almost 5 ...
-
Mandatory quarantine for travellers from more countries with Delta coronavirus variant
The United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Nepal have been designated by the Dutch government as very high risk countries due to ...