ARRIVING IN MONACO FROM ABROAD
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Green zone: European Union Member States; Andorra; Iceland; Liechtenstein; Norway; San Marino; Switzerland and the Vatican; Albania; Australia; Bosnia; Canada; Hong Kong; Israel; Japan; Kosovo; Lebanon; Montenegro; New Zealand; Northern Macedonia; Saudi Arabia; Serbia; Singapore; South Korea; Taiwan; United States; Vanuatu.
Orange zone: orange zones are comprised of countries that are not classified in the green and red zones. Red zone: Afghanistan; Argentina; Bahrain; Bangladesh; Bolivia; Brazil; Chile; Colombia; Costa Rica; Democratic Republic of Congo; India; Indonesia; Maldives; Mozambique; Namibia; Nepal; Oman; Pakistan; Paraguay; South Africa; Russia; Seychelles; Sri Lanka; Suriname; Tunisia; Uruguay; Zambia; French Guyana |
What you need to do if you come from abroad
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter France & the Principality must be able to present all the documents required for their zone of origin (green zone, orange zone, red zone) on arrival.
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the green zone, must present one of the following three documents:
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter France & the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the orange zone, must present a negative result of a PCR or antigen test dated within the last 48 hours and one of the following two documents:
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the red zone, must present the following documents:
In addition, persons arriving from a red zone undertake to:
In the case of non-compliance with the entry procedures, persons will be subject to a quarantine imposed by the Director of Health Affairs.
The quarantine period can be cut short if the person undergoes the necessary tests to establish that he or she is not a carrier of the virus.
In the event of a positive PCR test or a refusal to undergo a test, quarantine measures will remain in place.
In the event that symptoms develop, everyone covered by this procedure should immediately contact the COVID-19 Call Centre on 92.05.55.00 (from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm 7 days a week) or 18 or 112 outside these hours.
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the green zone, must present one of the following three documents:
- A negative result of a PCR or antigen test dated within the last 48 hours
- Full vaccination*:
- *For the "COVID-19 Janssen Vaccine," 28 days after the administration of one dose
- *For other vaccines, 14 days after the 2nd dose, or a single dose for those who have had COVID-19
- A certificate showing proof of recovery from COVID-19: a positive PCR test taken more than 15 days ago and within the last 6 months
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter France & the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the orange zone, must present a negative result of a PCR or antigen test dated within the last 48 hours and one of the following two documents:
- Full vaccination
- A certificate showing proof of recovery from COVID-19: a positive PCR test taken more than 15 days ago and within the last 6 months
Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 11 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the red zone, must present the following documents:
- Any relevant document proving that the trip is for a compelling reason (personal or family reasons, emergency health reasons or professional reasons that cannot be postponed)
- A negative result of a PCR or antigen test dated within the last 48 hours
In addition, persons arriving from a red zone undertake to:
- Either isolate themselves for 7 days on arrival and carry out a new PCR test at the end of their isolation period
- Or present the negative result of two new PCR tests, the first carried out within 24 hours of their arrival and the second carried out 5 to 7 days later
In the case of non-compliance with the entry procedures, persons will be subject to a quarantine imposed by the Director of Health Affairs.
The quarantine period can be cut short if the person undergoes the necessary tests to establish that he or she is not a carrier of the virus.
In the event of a positive PCR test or a refusal to undergo a test, quarantine measures will remain in place.
In the event that symptoms develop, everyone covered by this procedure should immediately contact the COVID-19 Call Centre on 92.05.55.00 (from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm 7 days a week) or 18 or 112 outside these hours.
LEAVING MONACO
The travel rules remain the measures taken by each country of destination. It is therefore advisable to inform yourself well before leaving.
APG World Connect team and the hotel Monte-Carlo Bay & Resort are communicating together to facilitate the journey for you.
APG World Connect team and the hotel Monte-Carlo Bay & Resort are communicating together to facilitate the journey for you.