Covid-19 information

updated: 27.09.2021

This page will be continuously monitored and updated with the latest information, relating to the rules and guidelines for covid-19 in sports in Stavanger. All information is collected from the Norwegian Institute of Publich Health (NIPC), the Norwegian Directorate of Health and Stavanger Kommune’s latest updates.

It is important to emphasise that it is always the local rules and advice for Stavanger Kommune you need to follow for sporting activities in Stavanger.

For more information on the specific rules and guidelines for nearby municipalities, please visit their webpages: Sandnes Kommune, Sola Kommune og Randaberg Kommune.

If you have any queries related to the covid-19 rules and advice for infection control – get in touch with Idrettsrådet Stavanger via email post@idrettsraadet.no and we will do our best to answer in your language.

Status for sports in Stavanger Municipality: The national Covid-19 restrictions are all repealed as of 4 o’clock on 25th of September 2021.

Status sporting activity in Stavanger Municipality:

  • All activities and events can be completed as normal, there is no requirement for the metre distance

After school sports-care:

  • After school sports-care follows the schools traffic light system

 

The above information is collected from Stavanger Kommune and the national Government

What is covid-19?

The disease COVID-19 is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, commonly known as novel coronavirus. The virus can cause respiratory infection of varying degrees of severity.

It is mainly transmitted via droplet infection, through the virus from the respiratory tract of an infected person spreading to another person via small droplets during coughing, sneezing, etc. Infection can also occur if you get droplets from your respiratory tract on your hands or objects which other people then touch (contact infection).

The virus is killed by washing with soap and water and by disinfection with alcohol or temperatures above 60°C. The virus is also inactivated by sunlight.

Information from the Norwegian Directorate of Health

General advice for infection control The three cornerstones for preventing the spread of infection are:
  1. Those who are ill should stay at home
  2. Practice good hygiene and good practices for sneezing and coughing
  3. Follow social distancing rules
Who is NOT allowed to participate in sporting activities:
  • Persons who are showing signs of respiratory infection or other symptoms of covid-19, including:
    • Coughing
    • Fever
    • Impaired sense of taste and smell
    • Headache
    • Slackness / tiredness
    • Muscle ache
    • Wheezing / heavy breathing
  • Persons who are in quarantine or isolation
If you believe you might be ill, then you must stay home – contact your doctor (fastlege) over the phone or electronically if you need individual health advice.
  • If you need emergency help and are not able to contact your doctor, then call 116 117
  • If in life threatening injury or similar circumstances, call 113.
Information from the Norwegian Directorate of Health For more information in other languages, follow this link

Routines and advice for different sports

All sports have prepared their own advice for sporting activities. The sports clubs in Stavanger follow the guidelines of their sports associations and prepare their own local rules and routines. All sports associations and their covid-19 guidelines are linked on The Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sports (NIF) website HERE.

If you are experiencing difficulties in understanding the guidelines for your own or your child’s sporting activities – contact Idrettsrådet via email post@idrettsraadet.no and we will do our best to respond in your language.

If you have any queries related to the covid-19 rules and advice for infection control – get in touch with Idrettsrådet Stavanger via email post@idrettsraadet.no and we will do our best to answer in your language.
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