As of February 2026, Germany has completely removed mandatory COVID-19 testing for all international arrivals at its airports. The high-fidelity necessity for "Digital Entry Applications" or proof of vaccination has been phased out, and the "High-Fidelity" testing centers that were once a high-value staple of Frankfurt and Munich airports have largely been converted into high-value medical clinics or retail spaces. While the high-fidelity legal infrastructure for testing remains in place should a high-value "variant of concern" emerge, there is currently no high-fidelity requirement for travelers to present a negative test. However, it is a high-value "pro-tip" for 2026 travelers to still carry a high-fidelity digital record of their vaccinations, as some high-value private establishments or hospitals in Germany may still request it for high-fidelity safety. Generally, for the 2026 tourist, arriving in Germany is a high-value, "High-Fidelity" frictionless experience similar to pre-2020 norms, ensuring a high-value start to your European high-fidelity journey.