Important! This site contains information which will apply after the end of the current lockdown. There are currently restrictions in place in Austria on entering the country, leaving your home and meeting with other people. Hospitality locations, accommodation providers and leisure facilities remain closed at the moment. Until 14 April all people who live in Tirol or have spent more than 24 hours in Tirol must provide a negative coronavirus test when leaving the region. This rule does not apply to the district of Lienz, the municipality of Jungholz and the Rißtal area. Moreover, all people wishing to leave the district of Kufstein (even to go to other parts of Tirol) must provide a negative coronavirus test. This rule will also be in place until at least 14 April. The same rule applies to the district of Schwaz until at least 8 April. A negative coronavirus test is also needed to leave a number of other municipalities in Tirol.
National healthcare hotline: 1450
Call the national healthcare hotline 1450 (24 hours a day) or visit the website www.1450.at if you have good reason to believe you may have contracted the coronavirus.
Corona online questionnaire (German only): corona.leitstelle.tirol
General information
Call the 24-hour coronavirus hotline of the Tirolean regional government on 0800 80 80 30 or visit www.tirol.gv.at/coronavirus
Call the 24-hour hotline of the Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety (AGES) on 0800 555 621 or visit www.ages.at/coronavirus
Mental health support
Hotline of the Tirolean regional government: 0800 400 120 (8:00 – 20:00)
At all other times you can call the national mental health support hotline on 142 (24 hours)
Ö3 support hotline: 116 123, (16:00 – 24:00)