Dear Students,
We would like to inform you that the Polish government announced that almost all Covid-19 restrictions are removed.
From 1st of March:
All occupancy limits are removed– including in shops, restaurants, places of culture, transport, as well as during meetings and events. Discos, clubs, and other sites available for dancing operate as usual.
The following restrictions continue to apply:
- Covering the nose and mouth with a mask in confined spaces is still required. You must continue to wear a mask in places such as the bus, shop or cinema.
- Isolation in the event of COVID-19 infection – If you fall ill, you have to isolate. Isolation applies to a COVID-19 infected person with a positive test result. The isolation period is 7 days if you are not symptomatic for COVID-19. Your GP may decide to extend it if your health condition requires it.
- Arrival quarantine (for people without a valid Covid Certificate). Quarantine also applies when you return from abroad (only if you do not have a valid Covid Certificate). Quarantine lasts 7 days.
- Quarantine for a cohabitant of a COVID-19 infected person. Quarantine is the isolation of a healthy person because of the risk of infection. It applies if you live with someone who is infected with the coronavirus.
- If you live with someone sick, your quarantine lasts as long as for your isolated flatmate.
- For 30 days after the end of the disease, people who have ended isolation or hospitalization are not quarantined because they live with the person in isolation.
It is important to remember that if you are staying with a person who has tested positive for Covid-19:
- if you are vaccinated and tested negative, you are released from quarantine.
- if you are not vaccinated, you may be released from quarantine if you test negative after isolating the person you live with.
Please check your mail regularly for updates from Jagiellonian University. We will keep you informed as the situation changes.
Stay safe and healthy!
With best regards,
CES/IES Team