Where can we go to now?
An updated overview of destinations you can travel to, subject to changes in the travel advice. Always check the relevant rules and regulations applicable in your home country and abroad, imposed by the competent authorities.
Check the relevant rules and regulations applicable in your home country and abroad. We should point out that all our passengers are responsible for their compliance with the health and admission requirements of the countries they travel to (including transit countries) and for being in the possession of all required travel documents. Some countries may impose temperature checks, health certificates, tests, certain nationality requirements and/or specific documents. Given the quick evolution of the international reaction to the outbreak of COVID-19, TUI fly cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information below and does not accept any liability for any errors or omissions We advise you to check the latest updates shortly before the departure of your flight.
Latest update: 06/12/2021
We will constantly update this information, so check this page regularly.
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EU and Schengen countries
If you can no longer find your destination in the overview below, it means we unfortunately no longer fly to this destination in the upcoming 3 weeks. We advise you to keep an eye on the page. If you are looking for a flight with departure date after the upcoming three weeks, discover the flights here. Be advised, these offers are still subject to changes in the travel advice.
If you intend to travel to Belgium or to return to Belgium after a stay abroad, you are required to complete a Passenger Locator Form in the 6 months before your arrival in Belgium. This applies to all travellers (regardless of your nationality). Babies and children under the age of 16 travelling with an adult, can be included in the form of the adult accompanying them. Children traveling alone must fill in their own form. If you don’t have a valid PLF form, you will not receive a boarding pass and you will not be allowed on board. Furthermore, you may have to pay a € 250 fine if you failed to complete a PLF.
More information about all destinations is available on the website of Re-open EU.
| Country | Measure/conditions | Destinations |
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| Belgium | ||
| Bulgaria |
PCR test or antigen test and health certificate
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| Cyprus |
PCR test and health certificate
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| Croatia |
PCR test or antigen test and health certificate
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Pula* |
| France |
PCR test or antigen test and health certificate More information: Local authorities |
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| Greece |
PCR test or antigen test and health certificate In this video, we show how to fill in the PLF form More information: Local authorities |
Kos* |
| Italy |
PCR test or antigen test and health certificate |
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| Portugal |
PCR test and health certificate (mainland, Madeira, Azores) More information: Local authorities |
Faro* |
| Spain |
PCR test or TMA test or LAMP test or antigen test and health certificate In this video, we show how to fill in the PLF form More information: Local authorities |
Reus* |
| Romania |
PCR test (max. 72h) and health certificate |
* Travelling in this country is possible. Keep in mind, however, that certain conditions may be imposed, e.g. a PCR test, a PLF form, a certificate of essential travel,... Always check the relevant rules and regulations applicable in Belgium and abroad, imposed by the competent authorities.
** This information is only available in Dutch or French.
Countries outside the EU and Schengen area
For the time being, the Belgian government still forbids non-essential travel outside the European Union.
If you can no longer find your destination in the overview below, it means we unfortunately no longer fly to this destination in the upcoming 3 weeks. We advise you to keep an eye on the page. If you are looking for a flight with departure date after the upcoming three weeks, discover the flights here. Be advised, these offers are still subject to changes in the travel advice.
If you intend to travel to Belgium or to return to Belgium after a stay abroad, you are required to complete a Passenger Locator Form in the 6 months before your arrival in Belgium. This applies to all travellers (regardless of your nationality). Babies and children under the age of 16 travelling with an adult, can be included in the form of the adult accompanying them. Children traveling alone must fill in their own form. If you don’t have a valid PLF form, you will not receive a boarding pass and you will not be allowed on board. Furthermore, you may have to pay a € 250 fine if you failed to complete a PLF.
| Country | Measure/conditions | Destinations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albania |
More information: Local authorities More information: Belgian authorities ** More information: Travel formalities When you return from Albania to Belgium: you need to digitally complete a Public Health Passenger Locator Form (PLF) via https://travel.info-coronavirus.be for each passenger included in your booking, in the last 6 months before your departure. If you do not have Belgian nationality and/or main residence in an EU or Schengen Member State, you must be in possession of a negative PCR test (max. 72 hours old) or a digital EU-COVID certificate and an Essential Travel Certificate ( provided by the embassy). If you don't have these documents, you risk a € 250 fine and you will not receive a boarding pass, and will therefore not be allowed on board. We refer to https://diplomatie.belgium.be/ for more details. |
Tirana* | |
| Cape Verde |
PCR test (max. 72h), antigen test (max. 48h) or vaccination certificate It is compulsory to complete the Airport Security Tax form and a health certificate via this website. |
Sal* |
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| Dominican Republic | |||
| Egypte | More information: Belgian authorities |
PCR test (max. 72h) or vaccination certificate |
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| Kosovo |
PCR test (max. 72 hours old), vaccination certificate or proof of antibodies (max. 30 days) |
Pristina* | |
| Tunisia |
Before departure for Tunisia: Fully vaccinated travellers:
Travellers not (fully) vaccinated:
Exceptions to the quarantine: Underage travellers (under the age of 18) who have not been vaccinated and who travel alone or with people who are vaccinated have to go into self-quarantine in a place of their choice for 7 days.
Before departure for Belgium:
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Tunis* | |
| Turkey |
Travellers from Belgium are relieved from quarantine if they are in possession of one of these documents:
More information: Local authorities |
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| Morocco |
The Moroccan government has suspended flights to and from Morocco until 13/12/2021. For flights departing from Belgium:
For flights departing from France:
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Fez* |
* Travelling in this country is possible. Keep in mind, however, that certain conditions may be imposed, e.g. a PCR test, a PLF form, a certificate of essential travel,... Always check the relevant rules and regulations applicable in Belgium and abroad, imposed by the competent authorities.
** This information is only available is Dutch and French.