In Denmark, a face mask or shield is required at the airport. You are also advised to wear a face mask or shield at test centres or when you visit the hospital.

However, some groups are exempt from the required use of face mask or shield. These include, for instance, children up to the age of 12, people with a decreased level of consciousness, or people with physical or mental impairments that make it impossible for them to remove the face mask or shield themselves. Face masks may be removed if the wearer experience a severe discomfort, such as difficulty breathing.

You are not required to wear a face mask or shield when using public transportation.

If you experience symptoms of COVID-19, you should follow the general guidance of how to prevent the spread of infection.

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Restaurants, cafés and bars are open with no specific restrictions. 

You may be required to wear a mask or present a corona passport at businesses and private cultural institutions as they are generally allowed to make their own requirements.

All stores and shopping centres are open. Please keep a safe distance when shopping.

You may be required to wear a mask or present a corona passport at businesses and private cultural institutions as they are generally allowed to make their own requirements.

Corona passport is not required if you are going for a massage, getting a haircut, a tattoo etc.

 Yet, you may be required to wear a mask or present a corona passport as businesses are allowed to make their own requirements.

Discos and nightclubs are open. It is not necessary to present a valid corona passport. 

You may be required to wear a mask or present a corona passport at businesses and private cultural institutions as they are generally allowed to make their own requirements.

Children and parents who have symptoms of COVID-19 must follow the general advice to keep children home from school and get tested immediately.

Pupils over the age of 12 and primary and lower secondary school staff are strongly encouraged to take a test twice per week.

Pupils between the age of 9 and 11 are strongly encouraged to take a test once per week.

Children and parents who have symptoms of COVID-19 must follow the general advice to keep children home from the institution and get tested immediately.

Staff is strongly encouraged to take a test once a week.

If you are not vaccinated or previously infected it is important that you are continuously and regularly tested – preferably once per week – at one of the many test centres.

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If you experience symptoms of COVID-19, you should follow the general guidance of not going into work, and you should get tested immediately.

Read more on how to prevent infection (sst.dk)