• Simply show your certificate (in printed form; in Danish, other Scandinavian languages or English) at the entrance and you're good to proceed.
• Any COVID-19 vaccine recognised by the EU is accepted.
• If your vaccine is a two-dose vaccine, you need to have received your second dose.
• A minimum of 14 days must have passed since your second dose.
• For Danish citizens it is enough to show proof of the first dose of vaccination, taken at least 14 days before matchday

• If you have been infected with COVID-19 between two weeks and eight months before your match, you'll have a valid corona passport.
• International fans (without a Danish corona passport) can provide a printed certificate of previous infection at the entrance to the stadium. This should be a positive COVID-19 PCR test result written in Danish, other Scandinavian languages or English.

If you can't provide any of the above, then you need to take a COVID-19 test.

• No need to book an appointment – simply show up at a test centre near you.
• We recommend you get tested the day before your match to avoid any last-minute rush on matchdays.
• If you have a Danish CPR number, make sure to bring your yellow health card and your mobile phone. Remember to wear a face mask when you visit a test centre.
• If you don't have a Danish CPR number, you'll only need to bring your mobile phone and wear a face mask. Staff onsite will take care of the rest.
• Keep in mind your test must not be older than 72 hours when you enter the stadium.
• Simply show your negative test result upon entrance to the stadium (in printed or digital form).
• PCR test results from abroad are also accepted at the stadium entrance but need to be provided in either Danish, other Scandinavian languages or English.

• A diligent cleaning regime will be reinforced. Highly frequented touchpoints such as door handles, handrails or counters will be disinfected regularly throughout the matchday. The entire stadium is cleaned on a regular basis before, during and after your visit.
• Over 800 hand sanitiser units across the stadium will make it easy for everyone to follow recommended hygiene practices.
• Cashless transactions - all venues will accept card payments, many via contactless payment, to further reduce shared contact.
• We’re implementing queuing management in front of lifts, concessions and other facilities. Clear floor markings help with direction and movement.
• Education of staff - our Volkswagen Mobility Makers and everyone else working at the venue will have received extensive training to ensure we can deliver a safe and comfortable event according to best practice and government guidelines. This also includes providing all workforce with the necessary protective equipment such as face masks and gloves as required.
• All mitigation measures will be promoted heavily throughout the stadium so that everyone is aware of the rules.

Children aged 14 or younger are exempt from the requirements.

Yes, anyone can take a COVID-19 rapid antigen test in Denmark. No need to book an appointment, simply show up at a test centre near you. Remember to take your mobile phone and wear a face mask.

With a positive test result, you will not be allowed to attend the match. You will be asked to immediately follow the guidelines outlined by the Danish government. 

There will be no ticket refund. However, you will still be able to transfer your match ticket to someone else.

Information on the measures you should take if you develop symptoms can be found on the Danish government's website.

If you’re travelling from abroad, remember you will have to comply with the border entry restrictions and requirements enforced in Denmark at the time.

Rules that are in place now may change.

Check out our "Travel and transport" page for more information or visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark website.

This official website is a useful resource for updates on the COVID-19 related developments in Copenhagen.

For any questions about your match ticket, please visit the Ticket FAQs.

Wearing a face mask is mandatory onsite at all times, except when you are in your dedicated seat or while you're seated to eat or drink. The mask must cover your mouth and nose. We recommend you bring additional masks just in case.

If you're exempt from wearing a mask for medical reasons, please approach one of the supervisors at the stadium entrance.

Dedicated entry time slots will be in place that indicate the time you should arrive at your entrance for a stress-free arrival. Be sure to check which entry time slot you've been assigned so you can plan your journey to the stadium accordingly. This means you may need to travel to the stadium earlier than you're used to.

After the match, make sure you exit through the same entrance you used when arriving at the venue. Please follow the instructions of staff onsite.

There will be plenty of hand sanitiser units throughout the stadium, but you can bring your own if you prefer. Note that the bottle should not be larger than 50ml.

Staff onsite will remind you and guide you through the measures in place.

Any infringement of Code of Conduct may result in denial of access to the stadium, removal from the Stadium and/or further legal action, at the discretion of UEFA.

If you suspect that someone is not respecting the Spectators Code of Conduct, and you believe you are at risk, please inform a steward, volunteer, or another member of staff.