Austria's COVID Measures After the Lockdown

That's how the "2-G" rule works in Austria:
After the end of the current lockdown, the "2-G" rule (proof of full vaccination/past infection) will be in effect again in Austria, as well as FFP2 mask requirements in many areas. To keep locals and visitors safe, the following measures will be in place:

For hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, leisure centres, gyms, cultural institutions (cinemas, theatres etc.), Christmas markets, ski lifts/cable cars and body-related services (such as hairdressers) proof of full vaccination/recovery is mandatory (children under the age of 12 are exempt).

COVID tests (both PCR and antigen) are not valid as "entry tests".

FFP2 masks are required in all public areas in enclosed spaces. In restaurants/cafés/inns, you have to wear an FFP2 mask when you are not seated at your table. In all types of accommodation, FFP2 masks are mandatory in public enclosed spaces.

Restaurants/cafés/inns have to close at 11 pm. Bars and clubs remain closed for the time being. Après-ski is not possible.

2-dose-vaccinations are valid for 270 days after the second dose. After that a booster jab is required. Attention: The 1-dose vaccine by Johnson & Johnson is only valid until 3 January 2022, afterwards a booster jab is needed for proof of full vaccination.

Children under 12 years are currently exempt from entry rules; for minors between 12 and 15 years, a solution is being worked on.

Please be advised, that these measures are valid nationwide. Additional measures may apply in the provinces of Austria.

Please note: The following information has been researched with the utmost care. However, we can provide no guarantee of accuracy.