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Prevalence of COVID-19 and course of security measures in Latvia.
Last updated 06.07.2021
The Cabinet of Ministers agrees not to significantly reduce the Covid-19 related restrictions after Easter
Added 26.03.2021
On Friday, 26 March, the Cabinet of Ministers conceptually agreed to maintain most of the safety measures and restrictions introduced to curb Covid-19 after Easter, but at the same time ...
Travellers entering from Russia and Belarus will be tested for Covid-19 at four border crossings
Added 09.07.2021
On Tuesday, 6 July, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the amendments to Cabinet Regulation No. 360 “Epidemiological safety measures to limit the spread of Covid-19 infection” (regulation...
From Wednesday, June 16, the ban on non-essential travel, the requirement to pass the Covid-19 test and self-isolate when entering Latvia will be lifted if an individual can present a di...
Archives, libraries, museums and related art and history exhibition places will open their doors to individual visits
Added 02.06.2021
At its 1 June meeting, the Government decided* to open the premises of libraries, museums and related art and history exhibition places - museum repositories and expositions, art galleri...
With the percentage of vaccinated population growing, restrictions will be eased on gatherings and service provision
Added 28.05.2021
On Thursday, 27 May, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to ease restrictions on gathering, visiting recreation and entertainment venues, and working for people who have either been vaccina...
Foreigner vaccination in Latvia
Added 20.05.2021
Covid-19 vaccination in Latvia is also provided to foreigners who are permanently residing, working, or studying in Latvia. Vaccination is available to foreigners with a permanent or tem...
On Tuesday, 18 May, the government approved several benefits for vaccinated persons. Fully vaccinated persons have a lower risk of carrying Covid-19 and developing a severe disease. Ther...