Since 9 february 2022 you no longer need to wear a mask on board the Öresundståg.
Here we have collected the most common questions we get about the coronavirus, Covid-19, regarding public transport by the Öresund trains in Sweden.
As public transport is an important societal function that needs to work, we make certain adjustments gradually based on the information and guidelines provided by the authorities.
Since 9 February 2022, recommendations from the Swedish Public Health Agency regarding public transport have been removed. You can read more here (in Swedish).
You should still stay at home and avoid close contact with others if you are ill with symptoms that may be covid-19.
Since 9 february 2022 you no longer need to wear a mask on board the Öresundståg.
We make efforts to ensure that the number of passengers does not exceed the number of seats on the trains. For example:
Here are some examples that we appreciate you doing:
For trips to Denmark, you will find information .
Our trains are cleaned daily according to regular routines. So are stations, buses, other vehicles and passenger environments.
For your to better plan your journey and avoid departures with many travellers, we here show the routes having the highest average number of passenger.
Read moreHere you can find all information regarding travels by Öresunds train to and in Danmark. New rules applies from 1 February 2022.
Read moreYou are now on Öresundståg's new website and booking. We hope you like it and find it easy to use.
Read moreBorder controls of passengers entering Sweden are currently being carried out. This affects passengers crossing the Öresund Bridge. From 9 February 2022, the Covid-19 restrictions on travel to Sweden from Denmark will cease.
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