Test locations and information about your country
Do you want to find the nearest location for a COVID-19 test? Or do you want to check information of your government about travelling? Stay up to date with the latest details about your country before starting your trip.
COVID-19 test locations
If you need a negative COVID-19 test result before departure, please check these overviews below of test locations.
Test locations and information worldwide
Test locations for passengers departing from Korea
Test locations
Incheon Airport COVID-19 Testing Center
PCR, Antigen and Antibody tests are available at Incheon Airport COVID-19 Testing Center located at the 1st basement in Ternminal2. The center opens from 09h00 ~ 18h00 (subject to change). Reservation is mandatory and is available through www.airport.kr or Tel +82.32.741.9000. For details about the PCR test result, expense etc please check the official homepage below.
Latest information about Korea
1. Check your flight status
Updated on March 24, 2022.
KLM will operate Incheon-Amsterdam route with a new schedule and flight number due to avoidance of Russian airspace.
| FLIGHT | ROUTE | SCHEDULE | OPERATING DAYS |
| KL861 | Amsterdam-Incheon | 20:10 - 14:55 +1 | March 30 ~ October 29: Wednesday, Saturday / 2 weekly |
| KL867 | Amsterdam-Incheon | 20:10 - 14:55 +1 | March 28 ~ October 28: Monday, Friday / 2 weekly |
| KL862 | Incheon- Amsterdam | 01:10 - 07:45 | April 1 ~ October 28: Monday, Friday / 2 weekly |
| KL868 | Incheon- Amsterdam | 23:40 - 06:15 +1 | March 29 ~ October 29: Tuesday, Saturday/ 2 weekly |
*Above schedules are subject to change without notice. Customers concerned will be informed individually. KLM is striving to maintain its service to Asia and reminds us that the safety of its customers and crews is its absolute priority.
2. Entry to the Netherlands
The Netherlands
Update 22 March, 2022
As of 23 March, 2022 new entry rules will apply to travelers entering the Netherlands.
Travellers coming from within the EU (European Union) or the Schengen area
· Travellers to the Netherlands coming from within the EU or the Schengen area will no longer require a test, proof of recovery or proof of vaccination.
Travellers coming from outside the EU or the Schengen area
· Nationals of EU countries travelling to the Netherlands from countries outside the EU and the Schengen area no longer require a test, proof of recovery or proof of vaccination.
· Non-EU nationals remain subject to an EU entry ban. Exemptions apply for multiple categories of travellers, such as for people travelling from ‘safe’ countries (scroll down to “Travelling from a safe country or area), travellers with a proof of vaccination and people travelling for specific purposes.
· For all passengers, the test requirement will be lifted.
Travellers transferring/transiting in the Netherlands (changing planes)
· A European entry ban is in effect for some people, barring them from travelling to the European Union or the Schengen area/a connecting flight to a country outside the Schengen area.
· Passengers do not need to show a negative COVID-19 test result, proof of vaccination or proof of recovery on arrival in the Netherlands. Only the final destination’s conditions apply.
* All passengers travelling to, from, or via the Netherlands need to fill out a health declaration. Passengers will fill out this form while checking in via KLM.com, the KLM app, at the self-service kiosk at the airport, or the check-in desk. Passengers do not need to bring a paper copy of the health declaration.
3. REQUIREMENTS FOR PASSENGERS ENTERING KOREA
Update 16 May, 2022
1) For all travelers entering the Republic of Korea, PCR negative test result, taken within 48 hours (2 days) before departure and a supervised negative COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) result taken within 24 hours(1 day) will both be accepted from 23 May, 2022.
For details including Exemption cases, please check below.
2) Quarantine Exemption Process through Q-Code
- Fully vaccinated passengers in Korea whose vaccination certificates are registered in the Korean national system, COOV
Effective date: Passengers entering Korea as of 21 March, 2022 (For those who have completed domestic registration of vaccination, related information is automatically linked to the quarantine information pre-entry system Q-CODE ) - Fully vaccinated passengers overseas whose vaccination certificates are not registered in the Korean national system, COOV
Effective date: Passengers entering Korea as of 1 April, 2022 (Pre-upload of proof of vaccination via Q-CODE and prior approval permission required)
3) Procedure Q code
Prior to entry: Access Q-CODE and prepare passport, ticket, PCR negative confirmation - Prior to boarding: Input information on passport, entry/stay in Korea, vaccination, PCR screening and health condition in the order listed. Check all inputs and issue a QR code
- After arrival: Present QR code to quarantine officer (All types of QR-Codes, including those printed on paper and captured with electronic device can be used)
5) Subject to exception from quarantine exemption (Effective as of 21 March, 2022)
- Passengers arriving from Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Myanmar* are requested to self- quarantine regardless of vaccination
- Non vaccinated children under 6 years if all accompanying persons are vaccinated.
6) Simplified Covid-19 test: All entrants need to conduct three Covid-19 tests. However, as of 10 March, taking a rapid antigen testing (RAT) is accepted on the 6th to 7th days after entry.
- PCR test within 48hrs before boarding
- PCR test on the first day after entry
- On the 6th to 7th days after entry (simplified to taking a rapid antigen testing (RAT) accepted. However for quarantined passengers, current PCR test after 6th to 7th day after entry is required considering the entrance/exit procedure and test simplicity.