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Transportation rules on flights to Germany

Valid for citizens or permanent residents:

• from Germany
• from all other EU countries
• from Andorra, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Macao (China), Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, South Korea, Taiwan (China), Vatican City State

Regardless of whether the journey ends in Germany or whether there is an international onward flight within 24 hours (without leaving the transit area), the following rules apply:  

• all passengers must be in possession of the required valid passport or identification documents (for international onward flights also for the destination country of the journey)
• all passengers (from the age of 12 years) must have one of the following medical certificates at the time of departure:
• a proof of vaccination (analogue or digital proof of a vaccination series completed more than 14 days ago of a vaccine released by the German Paul Ehrlich Institute)
• a proof of recovery (digital or analogue PCR-/LAMP-/TMA-test proof, which is at least 28 days and at most 90 days old)
• a negative test result (PCR, antigen, RT-LAMP or TMA). The test must not have been carried out more than 48 hours before the scheduled departure time. If the test is an Antigen test, it must have been carried out within 48 hours before arrival in Germany

Valid for all other travelers not listed in the above area:

Regardless of whether the journey ends in Germany or whether there is an international onward flight to a Schengen state within 24 hours (without leaving the transit area), the following rules apply:   

• all passengers must be in possession of the required valid passport or identification documents (for international onward flights also for the destination country of the journey)
• all passengers (from the age of 12 years) must have the following medical certificates at the time of departure:
• a proof of vaccination (analogue or digital proof of a vaccination series completed more than 14 days ago of a vaccine released by the German Paul Ehrlich Institute)

In case of an international onward flight to a Non-Schengen state within 24 hours (without leaving the transit area), the following rules apply:   

• all passengers must be in possession of the required valid passport or identification documents (for international onward flights also for the destination country of the journey)
• all passengers (from the age of 12 years) must have one of the following medical certificates at the time of departure:
• a proof of vaccination (analogue or digital proof of a vaccination series completed more than 14 days ago of a vaccine released by the German Paul Ehrlich Institute)
• a proof of recovery (digital or analogue PCR-/LAMP-/TMA-test proof, which is at least 28 days and at most 90 days old)
• a negative test result (PCR, antigen, RT-LAMP or TMA). The test must not have been carried out more than 48 hours before the scheduled departure time. If the test is an Antigen test, it must have been carried out within 48 hours before arrival in Germany

Lufthansa and all Lufthansa Group Airlines are suspending flights to and from Ukraine until 31 July 2022.

The airspace over Ukraine is currently closed and no overflights are taking place.

Lufthansa is constantly monitoring the situation and will decide on further flights later.   

If you are affected by a cancellation, please contact a ​Lufthansa Service Center or your travel agent.

Passengers booked on a Lufthansa Group flight to or from Ukraine until 31 August 2022 can rebook free of charge on another Lufthansa Group flight to or from Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania or Moldova. The new travel date must be by 30 September 2022. A free refund is also possible.

Lufthansa will not use the Russian airspace until until 31 July 2022 due to the current regulatory situation. For this reason, all Lufthansa flights to and from Russia must be cancelled during this period. Affected passengers will be informed.

On Lufthansa flights to the Far East, there may be short-term changes in departure and arrival times due to rescheduling of flight routes.

All affected passengers are asked to check the ​status of their flight before starting their journey.

Lufthansa Group continues to monitor the situation closely and is in close exchange with national and international authorities. The safety of our passengers and crew members is our top priority at all times.

Currently, fraudulent fake pages with purported Lufthansa contacts can be found on the Internet using the standard search engines. These aim to access the (personal) details of our customers. Please only use channels listed on lufthansa.com for making contact, and enter your details only on lufthansa.com. Always access the website manually by typing in your browser’s address bar, and do not follow any link that has not been made available by Lufthansa.

We are currently experiencing a high number of customer contacts in our Lufthansa Service Centers, which may lead to longer waiting times. We apologise for the resulting longer waiting times.  Our staff will do everything possible to process your requests as quickly as possible. If you have any questions about the entry requirements at your destination, please first consult the ​travel regulations on our website.

If you plan to contact one of our ticket and service counters at our stations in Frankfurt or Munich in person, please note the following points: 

• ticket refunds cannot be processed at our airport stations
• at the moment only guests can be served at these airport, with a departure within the next 48 hours
  

Longer waiting times can also occur at airport counters at present. Our staff will attend to you as soon as possible.