If in 2020 we still assumed that the virus would say goodbye as quickly as it came into the world, this year it is no longer so easy to say.
So we decided to offer you as much and up-to-date information as possible on the subject of "Corona" in this article.
Please note the following: In a pandemic, things can change on a daily basis. Rules, regulations, opening hours, doctors, we try to keep all the information offered here as up-to-date as possible. However, we always recommend that you do your own on-site research to determine whether the data provided is still valid.
Current Corona rules in Cala Millor
Here in Mallorca, the rules on gastronomy, distance, hygiene, opening hours, masks are updated about every 1-2 weeks.
We therefore recommend that you take a look at the regularly updated article in the Mallorca newspaper. There you will always find all the really current rules that apply in Mallorca and also in Cala Millor regarding Corona apply.
Entry test when traveling to Mallorca
You currently need a PCR test that is no more than 72 hours old to enter the country, which you must present at the airport in Mallorca.
Many airlines already check this test in Germany before boarding the plane.
Your passport number or ID card number must also be noted on the test result.
The result can be formulated in German, English or Spanish.
Also, fill out the “Spain Travel Health” form within 48 hours of your flight.
You can easily do this online. If you are traveling with a group, eg as a family, one person can fill out this form for everyone.
You can either print out the form or use the app with the corresponding QR code, which the system generates for you.
Upon entry, the QR code is scanned after the PCR test has been checked. In addition, your temperature is automatically measured at the passage.
Do not enter the country without a valid PCR test, the penalties for this are severely high!
From June 06, 2021, fully vaccinated persons may enter the country without a PCR test! Individuals are fully vaccinated 14 days after the second vaccination, 28 days after vaccination with the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Here, too, please note the information provided by the Federal Foreign Office.
Return test or antigen quick test in Cala Millor
Since Easter 2021, German vacationers on Mallorca have needed a rapid antigen test that is no more than 48 hours old for the return trip. Before your return journey, please find out which rules currently apply in Germany.
The rapid tests may be priced maximum cost of 30 euros and the result should be available in English or German if possible.
You will usually get the result after 20-30 minutes. Always take your passport or ID card with you to your test, the number must be on the test result.
Expect your test result to be checked at the airport before boarding, often at check-in.
There are currently several test options in Cala Millor:
Dr Meiners – German General Practitioner
polyclinic
Floyd clinic
TestandFly test center
Current Corona figures
Of course, as the numbers change every day, we recommend that you take a look at the Facebook page of the municipality of Son Servera.
The current corona numbers are published there once a week. Please note that the Municipality of Son Servera not only lists the town of Cala Millor in its statistics, but also includes other communities in the surrounding area.
Link to the current Corona numbers all over Mallorca
Facebook page of the Municipality of Son Servera
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To enter Mallorca you currently need a PCR test that is not older than 72 hours. The test result must contain your passport or ID card number and can be in German, English or Spanish.
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Yes. From Easter 2021, German holidaymakers on Mallorca will need a rapid antigen test for the return journey, which is valid for a maximum of 48 hours. The test may cost a maximum of 30 euros and the result should be available in German or English if possible.
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For the current Corona rules in Cala Millor and Mallorca, we recommend the regularly updated article in the Mallorca newspaper. The current Corona numbers for the region can be found on the Facebook page of the municipality of Son Servera.