Why 2 weeks’ quarantine is safer than a negative COVID-19 test
Our school nurse, Health Care Professional Charlotte Zeeberg, explains why we have a 2 weeks’ quarantine policy and why a negative COVID-19 test is not sufficient.
The country you are coming from has no issues with COVID-19?
Please check the link to your right to see if the country you just left or spent your holiday in is currently considered open or banned by the Danish authorities.
- If the country you came from is considered “open”, you do NOT have to quarantine.
- If the country you came from is considered “banned”, you MUST stay away for 14 days before coming to our school.
Please note! The national health authorities are updating the list of open and “banned” countries continually, so please double-check the list on the day you plan to enter our campus. If the country you are coming from has changed status from “open” to “Banned” you need to quarantine for two weeks upon entering Denmark.
