Key Updates on International Travel: EU, Schengen, and Caribbean Reopenings from June 15

With COVID-19 restrictions easing across Europe, international travel is resuming. Starting June 15, holidays to EU/Schengen countries and the Caribbean Netherlands are possible again. Travel advisories for these destinations shift from orange (not recommended) to yellow (travel feasible, but monitor risks).

Orange status persists for areas without sufficient virus control, those not welcoming Dutch tourists, or requiring quarantine on arrival.

Current travel advisory outlook:

• Turning yellow on June 15: Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Estonia, Italy, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Portugal, Slovenia, Czech Republic, and Caribbean Netherlands. Holidays are viable here—stay vigilant about local risks.
• Remaining orange: Denmark, United Kingdom, Sweden. Avoid vacation travel.
• Pending decisions (expected soon): France, Iceland, Austria, Spain, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Cyprus, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Malta, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia.

Important note: This reflects the latest available data, updated regularly by experts tracking official sources like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Conditions can shift rapidly—new outbreaks may prompt border closures or lockdowns. Assess risks personally before booking.

Always verify the latest advisories from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to confirm entry rules and local conditions.