Visitors can go indoors only to pay, use the cloakroom or go to the toilet. However, this limit does not apply if everyone at the table is part of the same household or if the party includes children under 13. No more than 2 people may be seated at a table, sitting 1.5 metres apart. Each establishment may have a maximum of 50 guests. Outdoor seating areas at restaurants and cafés may be open from 12:00 to 18:00, under certain conditions. Outdoor seating areas at restaurants and cafés to partially reopen.Always wash your hands when you arrive and stay 1.5 metres apart at all times. You should still limit the number of different contacts you have with other people each week. You are advised to receive no more than 2 visitors a day at home, and visit no more than 1 other household per day. The advice for receiving visitors at home is changing. The evening curfew will be lifted at 4:30 on 28 April 2021. All other measures will continue to apply.

The coronavirus measures below will be lifted or relaxed as of 28 April. First step of the reopening plan: 28 April It’s also important to get vaccinated as soon as you are able to do so. This means washing your hands, keeping your distance, and staying home and getting tested if you have any symptoms. It’s still important that everyone keeps following the basic rules. That’s why the government has decided to take the first, cautious step of the reopening plan on 28 April. But the government also has to consider the interests of the economy and society at large. Reopening society step by step is not without risk. And the number of new hospital admissions is expected to decline. This means the number of people getting ill will start falling sharply. More and more people are getting vaccinated. Please note: this news item was published on 20 April. Read more about the current approach to tackling coronavirus in the Netherlands.

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