Switzerland has new COVID-19 entry requirements and domestic restrictions. To enter Switzerland, if you’re aged 16 and over, you must present a negative COVID-19 (PCR or Rapid Antigen) test result (unless exempt). The test must have been taken at your departure location and dated no more than 72 hours (PCR) or 24 hours (rapid antigen) prior to arrival in Switzerland. This includes if you’re vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19. You’ll need to show the negative test result prior to boarding an aircraft or vehicle. In addition, a PCR or rapid antigen test will be conducted in Switzerland between day 4 and 7 after entry, unless you’re vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19. You must complete a Public Health Entry form prior to arrival in Switzerland (unless exempt). Limits and restrictions on private gatherings have been introduced. A COVID-19 Certificate is needed to access indoor spaces such as restaurants, bars and museums – some areas are restricted only to those vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19.