扭時報：最新美國公民可以訪問的國家 （三天前更新）

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Here is a list of countries that are open to U.S. citizens. Many require visitors to complete a health form and present a recent negative Covid-19 test result. Many also demand proof of full vaccination, and some places, like Switzerland, Croatia and Austria, are requiring booster shots or second doses within a specified period of time. People who have recently visited or traveled through countries with high numbers of Covid-19 cases may be denied entry or be subject to additional restrictions.

 
 
 

 

 

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There are no quarantine requirements, according to the American Embassy in Albania.

 

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Americans 6 years and older must present one of the following: proof of full vaccination, a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the previous 72 hours, a negative result from a rapid test taken in the previous 48 hours, or documentation of having recovered from Covid in the past six months. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travel to Andorra is over land from Spain or France, so check the entry requirements for those countries first. There are no limits on movement between Spain and Andorra. Travelers 12 and over crossing the border from Andorra into France must provide a health pass showing proof of full vaccination, recent recovery, or a recent negative test. While in Andorra, visitors must show a health pass in order to access bars, restaurants, cultural venues and ski lifts. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Visitors must complete a registration form before travel. They must also present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before departure. All passengers arriving on international flights must undergo an antigen test at the airport. Travelers may be required to pay roughly $21 for the on-arrival test; the U.S. Embassy advises travelers to arrive with sufficient cash in case they are required to pay the fee. According to a decree issued on Jan. 14, vaccinated travelers arriving from countries where the Omicron variant has been detected are no longer required to quarantine. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Anyone wishing to visit Anguilla must apply for permission to enter. Only fully vaccinated visitors are allowed, though exceptions are made for pregnant women and children under 18. Travelers need a negative P.C.R. test taken two to five days before arrival, or a negative antigen test from the previous 48 hours. All travelers will be tested on arrival and will be required to remain in place at their accommodation until they receive a negative result, usually within 24 hours. The cost of the on-arrival test is covered by a $50 fee that visitors pay when they submit their application to enter the country. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Visiting Antigua requires a negative test for Covid-19.

 

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All visitors 18 or older must be fully vaccinated with a World Health Organization-approved vaccine to enter. Travelers, including passengers in transit and children 5 and over, must present a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test from the previous four days. Those who present an antigen result may be required to undergo a P.C.R. test on arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated Americans may visit Argentina if they present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure. Arriving passengers must also undergo a test between the third and fifth day after arrival and avoid mass events and indoor social activities until they receive a negative result from their on-arrival test. Travelers under 18 are not required to show proof of vaccination to enter Argentina, but the testing requirements apply to everyone 6 and over. Visitors must also fill out an electronic health declaration form within 48 hours of traveling and purchase insurance that covers illness related to Covid-19. Unvaccinated adult visitors are allowed entry only if they qualify for a handful of specific exceptions. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers must provide either proof of full vaccination or a negative result from a Covid-19 test administered within 72 hours of arrival. Arriving passengers without proof of vaccination or a negative test result must undergo testing on arrival and self-isolate until they receive a negative result. Children under 6 are exempt. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

American tourists may enter Austria if they have proof of full vaccination or proof of recent recovery from Covid; in addition, all travelers must provide either proof of having received a booster dose or a negative result from a P.C.R. test that is no more than 72 hours old. Anyone arriving without an appropriate test result or proof of a booster shot is required to self-quarantine until they obtain a negative P.C.R. result. Children under 12 are exempt from these requirements if they are traveling with fully vaccinated or recovered adults. Unvaccinated tourists will not be allowed entry, with the exception of pregnant women and those who cannot receive the vaccine for medical reasons; people in those categories must provide a medical certificate and a negative P.C.R. test result. Once arrived, visitors are required to show proof of vaccination or recovery to access bars, restaurants, ski lifts, gyms and more. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Visitors 18 and over may enter with either proof of full vaccination or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19 infection. In addition, all travelers over the age of 1 must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered within 72 hours of the flight. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: Very high.

Travelers 2 and older must provide proof of a negative test result from the previous 72 hours. Anyone presenting an older test result will not be allowed entry. Travelers 12 and over who aren’t vaccinated must have a negative P.C.R. result, while vaccinated adults and children 2 to 11 can choose between a rapid test or a P.C.R. test. All travelers 18 and older must apply for a Bahamas Travel Health Visa; the cost of the visa includes insurance coverage and varies with the length of stay and vaccination status of the traveler. Health visa applications generally take 48 hours to process; travelers must present their visa confirmation before their departure to the Bahamas. All travelers staying longer than 48 hours are required to take a rapid antigen test within 48 hours of arrival, regardless of their vaccination status. Unvaccinated people traveling between Nassau/Paradise Island and Grand Bahama Island are required to present a negative test result from no more than 72 hours before travel. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All visitors 6 and older must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before their departure for Bahrain; they must also undergo a P.C.R. test on arrival at their own expense. According to the U.S. Embassy, visitors must download the “BeAware Bahrain” app before travel. In addition to the above requirements, all unvaccinated passengers 12 and older must quarantine for 10 days after arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers are required to provide a negative P.C.R result that is no more than 48 hours old. Children under 12 are exempt from this requirement. Fully vaccinated travelers arriving from the United States will not be required to quarantine. Those entering from most countries, including the United States, who are unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated may still travel to Bangladesh but will be subject to a 14-day home quarantine.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Passengers arriving in Bermuda who are 5 years and over must travel with a negative Covid-19 test result.

 

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All arriving passengers five years and over must travel with a negative Covid-19 test result. The negative result may be from a P.C.R. test taken with three days of arrival, or from an antigen test taken within one day of arrival. Arriving passengers must also complete an online form 24 hours before arrival. Vaccinated visitors may enter without quarantining, although they may be randomly selected for testing on arrival. Those who aren’t vaccinated must quarantine at government-approved accommodations for five days, then take a second test. When their in-country test comes back negative, they can move freely. Children under 18 who aren’t vaccinated must follow their adult’s guidelines. Passengers in transit to another country need the negative pretest and may be subject to a rapid test before departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Americans 6 years and older may enter by air with a negative result from a P.C.R. test performed within three days of arrival. Unvaccinated visitors must complete a seven-day quarantine and are not allowed to leave the country until it is over. Land borders are closed to U.S. citizens, with limited exceptions. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

Fully vaccinated visitors are allowed entry if they provide a negative Covid-19 test result taken no more than 72 hours before arrival (if a P.C.R. test) or one day before departure (if a rapid antigen test). Upon arrival in Belgium, all travelers must test on days 1 and 7. Vaccinated travelers must quarantine until they receive a negative result from the first test.

Unvaccinated travelers will be allowed entry only in exceptional circumstances and must quarantine for 10 days. In order to visit museums and restaurants, visitors must obtain a Belgian Covid Safe Ticket by uploading their vaccine information, something visitors may want to do more than 24 hours before arriving in Belgium. Cinemas, theaters, amusement parks and other indoor recreational activities were forced to close in December; museums remain open. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Regardless of vaccination status, visitors 5 and over must show a negative P.C.R. test taken within 96 hours of travel, or a rapid test result that is no more than 48 hours old. Alternatively, testing is available at the airport for $50. Airport transfer for tourists must be with a certified provider to a Gold Standard hotel. Some land borders and ports of entry for pleasure boats have reopened with their own testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

No coronavirus pretest is required for entry, but a rapid test and a P.C.R. test will be given upon arrival at the traveler’s expense, and people staying longer than 15 days must undergo a third test. To depart, proof of a negative test in the previous 72 hours is required to enter the airport. According to the State Department’s OSAC division, arrival fees are about $180 and departure fees are about $90 for regular service or $135 for expedited processing.

All visitors 18 or older must be fully vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination and a negative P.C.R. test taken no more than four days before arrival, or three for an antigen test, to enter. All visitors 2 and over must also have a negative pre-test; children under 2 are not required to test. All arriving passengers are tested on arrival as well as on day four and day 10 of their visit. Vaccinated travelers are required to quarantine at home or in their accommodation until results from the arrival tests are ready, approximately 24 hours, though possibly longer. Travelers must also fill out a travel authorization form and pay a $75 fee one to three days before their departure date. Failure to do so will result in a $1,000 fee to process it upon arrival. Unvaccinated minors traveling with vaccinated adults are subject to the same rules as the accompanying adults, except that the minors must wear a red wristband until they receive a negative result to their test on day 10. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors over 5 must have a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before their departure. Unvaccinated travelers are required to have another P.C.R. test taken 72 hours after arrival and they must quarantine until they receive a negative result. The cost of this test is covered by the traveler. Those who aren’t permanent residents must have health insurance that covers illness from the coronavirus. Minors under 18 may travel only with a parent or legal guardian. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All arriving passengers must present one of the following: a negative P.C.R. or antigen test result taken in the previous 72 hours if coming from the United States (48 hours if coming from Europe); proof of full vaccination; or a doctor’s certificate of Covid-19 recovery in the 10 to 180 days before arrival. Children under 7 who are accompanying an eligible parent may enter without having a test or certificate. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Americans may enter with proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure and will also be given a rapid test upon landing. To leave the country, travelers must present a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of their scheduled departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All passengers 12 and over must have either a negative result from a P.C.R. laboratory test taken no more than 72 hours before they board their flight or a negative result from a rapid antigen test from the previous 24 hours. They must also present proof that they are fully vaccinated. Children 2 to 11 are exempt from pretesting if they are traveling with adults who present the required negative test results. Children under 2 are exempt from the test requirement. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All arriving passengers 18 and over must show proof of full vaccination as well as a negative P.C.R. or antigen test result from the previous five days; they must also purchase travel insurance that covers the cost of Covid-19 hospitalization and quarantine accommodation, among other things. Fully vaccinated travelers can avoid testing on arrival by providing a P.C.R. or rapid antigen test result from no later than 48 hours before their arrival. Anyone who does not meet that cut-off — even if because of flight delays — will be required to test on the day of arrival. Children 17 and under must follow the testing requirements for adults; they will also be tested on arrival. Unvaccinated adult travelers will not be allowed entry unless they receive permission, which they can seek by applying through the BVI Gateway. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

The United States is considered an “orange zone country,” meaning tourists arriving from the United States, regardless of their citizenship, may enter without quarantine if they provide a negative Covid-19 test result; proof of vaccination (C.D.C. cards are accepted); or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19. Unvaccinated travelers will be required to quarantine for 10 days; however, travelers may finish their quarantine early if they obtain a negative test result performed no sooner than 72 hours following their arrival in Bulgaria. The quarantine is considered terminated the day after they register the negative result in the National Information System for Combatting COVID-19. At least 5 percent of arrivals from the United States and other “orange zone” countries will be randomly tested upon arrival. Within the country, a certificate showing proof of vaccination, recovery, or a recent negative test (no more than 72 hours for a P.C.R. or 48 hours for an antigen test) is required for everyone 18 and over wishing to enter restaurants, shopping malls, hotels, concert halls and museums, among other indoor spaces. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors must present a negative P.C.R. test upon arrival that is no more than five days old. Those arriving without will be given a rapid test at the airport at a cost of $45 and will be detained until results are available. A negative P.C.R. test dated from the previous three days is also required to fly out from the airport. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before boarding their flight to Burundi. According to the U.S. Embassy, travelers must pay $100 for an on-arrival test and self-isolate at an accommodation of their choice until they receive a negative result, usually within 24 hours. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Burundi.

All arriving passengers 12 and over must present a negative Covid-19 test result from either a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure, or a rapid antigen test taken no more than 48 hours before departure. Upon arrival in Cabo Verde, travelers must complete a health questionnaire and have their temperature checked. Anyone displaying symptoms such as fever may be put in isolation and subjected to a test. Visitors should note that a negative P.C.R. test is required for all passengers 12 and up transiting Portugal. Inter-island travel requires visitors to present a negative test result or proof of vaccination or recovery. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

All travelers must obtain a visa before their arrival in Cambodia; tourist visas can be obtained online here. Fully vaccinated U.S. visitors will not have to undergo quarantine, but they must provide proof of vaccination and the negative results of a P.C.R. test taken 72 hours before departure. They must also undergo a rapid test upon arrival. Unvaccinated travelers must take a P.C.R. test upon arrival and quarantine for 14 days.

Visitors from the United States who hold a valid tourist visa may enter Cameroon. Passengers must present a negative result from a virus test administered no more than 48 hours before arrival. All travelers 5 and older are also subject to testing on arrival. Outbound passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test dated within 48 hours of boarding international flight. Travelers must use a government-approved testing site and register their results before departure.

Fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and residents may enter Canada for nonessential reasons, including tourism. All travelers 5 and older must also have a negative result from a molecular test taken no more than 72 hours before travel. Unvaccinated visitors must quarantine for 14 days and should be aware that some places in Canada require proof of vaccination for many restaurants, events and domestic travel.

Motorists must show a test taken within 72 hours of their planned entry. As with air travel, rapid antigen tests are not accepted.

Some visitors will be randomly chosen upon arrival to complete a molecular test. In addition, all travelers must be able to present a quarantine plan upon arrival. Information needs to be submitted electronically through the ArriveCAN app or online in the 72 hours before arrival.

Unvaccinated children who are under 12, or who are dependents because of a mental or physical condition may enter with a vaccinated adult, assuming they meet the other requirements.

Covid restrictions were introduced in Quebec, Ontario and Nova Scotia following a December surge in virus cases. In Quebec, bars, gyms, movie theaters, concert venues and spas have been forced to close, and restaurants are required to reduce their capacity by 50 percent and limit their hours from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Professional sports events in the province can no longer welcome spectators.

 

 

The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Entry will be allowed to fully vaccinated visitors who upload proof of vaccination to the Travel Cayman. Visitors must also take lateral flow or P.C.R. tests from approved providers on days two, five and 10 of their trips. Pre-arrival testing is also required for all visitors and must be performed no later than the day before travel. Bars and nightclubs must close at midnight under a regulation introduced in mid-December. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

A negative P.C.R. test from the previous 72 hours is required before both entry and departure. Tourists from the United States must quarantine for 14 days after arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Entry by air is permitted, with those 12 and older required to present a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before arrival. The U.S. Embassy in Chad says that travelers 12 and older are also required to undergo a rapid test on arrival at the N’Djamena Airport; the test is free. Before departing Chad, unvaccinated travelers 12 and over must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test; fully vaccinated travelers are exempt from this requirement. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very High.

Americans who are fully vaccinated can enter with a negative P.C.R. test administered within 72 hours of boarding a flight and proof of travel medical insurance that covers at least $30,000. Vaccinated travelers must obtain a mobility pass before traveling — a process that may take more than four weeks. Visitors must take a test upon arrival and isolate until they receive a negative result. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Visitors from the United States who can prove that they are fully vaccinated are allowed to enter without restriction. Partially vaccinated visitors or those who received their vaccine less than two weeks earlier must present a negative virus test taken within 72 hours of departure to be permitted entry. Unvaccinated Americans who are over 18 may not travel to Colombia. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

The country is open with no testing requirements or quarantine mandate, but all visitors must complete a Health Pass in the 72 hours before arrival. Unvaccinated adults must purchase insurance that covers medical and other expenses related to the coronavirus. Many restaurants, museums, hotels and other tourist establishments require adult visitors to present proof of vaccination to enter. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

U.S. citizens are allowed to enter with a negative P.C.R. test taken within 48 hours of arrival at the Abidjan airport. The U.S. Embassy advises that travelers from the United States should locate a facility that can produce same-day results to comply with this requirement. All arriving air passengers must also complete an online declaration and will be subject to rapid testing on arrival. Departing passengers must complete a second declaration and present a negative P.C.R. test from no more than two days before travel, regardless of the testing requirements in their destination countries. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

Tourists can enter with evidence of paid accommodation and documentation showing one of the following: full vaccination showing the final dose taken more than 14 days before arrival; a negative P.C.R. test taken in the previous 72 hours; a negative antigen test taken in the previous 48 hours; or proof of having recovered from the coronavirus more than 11 but less than 365 days earlier. Visitors must also undergo P.C.R. or rapid antigen testing immediately upon arrival in Croatia, at the traveler’s expense; they must self-isolate until they receive a negative result. If testing cannot be performed, travelers must self-isolate for 10 days. Children under 12 are exempt from the requirements, provided they are traveling with an adult who meets them. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

General tourism is not permitted, but Americans are allowed to visit to see family, and under certain professional and humanitarian circumstances. All arriving passengers must complete an online form before they depart for Cuba. Unvaccinated travelers must also provide a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before travel. Health authorities will randomly select passengers for Covid-19 screening on arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All arriving passengers must complete an online form before departure; those 12 and over, regardless of vaccination status, must also present a negative P.C.R. test result from the previous 72 hours. Arriving passengers will be required to undergo a test on arrival in Cyprus and self-isolate either at home or their hotel until they receive a negative result. Those testing positive are subject to quarantine at a government-designated hotel for 14 days and must complete a negative P.C.R. test before release. Travelers may be subject to further mandatory quarantine or self-isolation measures if other passengers on their flight test positive on arrival. Those entering the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, which isn’t recognized by the United States, must have a negative test in the previous 72 hours and, if they are unvaccinated, quarantine for five days at their own expense. Children younger than 12 are exempt from testing. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers are required to present a negative P.C.R test prior to travel; travelers who have received a Covid-19 booster dose are exempt from the test requirement, as are children under 12 and young people between 12 and 18 who are fully vaccinated (no booster required). (Effective Feb. 1, 2022, the Czech government will consider Covid-19 vaccinations to be valid for nine months following the date of the second dose; a booster shot will extend the validity indefinitely.) Arriving passengers who are not vaccinated or who have not recovered from Covid-19 in the previous six months must also take a P.C.R. test between the 5th and 7th day after their arrival in the Czech Republic. Within the country, N95/FFP2 masks are required in taxis and on public transportation as well as in shops and airports. Proof of vaccination, recovery or a recent negative test is required to enter hotels and museums, among other establishments. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers 11 and older must show proof of a negative coronavirus test taken within three days of their departure. Another test will be given at the airport and travelers must self-quarantine until they receive a negative result, generally within 24 hours. Before traveling, visitors should register their information and pre-pay the $45 for their on-arrival test at INRBCOVID.com. Visitors should also have proof of health and medical evacuation insurance and a certificate of yellow fever vaccination. To exit the country, travelers must present a negative test result taken within three days of planned departure, according to the U.S. Embassy in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The cost of the test is $30.

As of Dec. 27, all travelers who are not residents of Denmark must present a negative result from a Covid-19 test, regardless of their vaccination status. A P.C.R. test must be taken within 72 hours of arrival in Denmark, while a rapid antigen test must be from the previous 48 hours. Fully vaccinated travelers are exempt from self-isolation requirements; unvaccinated travelers must test on arrival and self-isolate for 10 days. Children under 15 are exempt from the testing and isolation requirements. Restrictions introduced in December forced the closure of cultural venues, including museums, concert halls and amusement parks; the sale of alcohol, including in bars and restaurants, is now banned after 10 p.m. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

The Faroe Islands requires all passengers 12 and over to take a test on arrival. The government also recommends that travelers take a subsequent test two days after arrival and isolate until they receive a negative result. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Greenland allows entry only to vaccinated travelers, and they must have a negative P.C.R. test taken in a Nordic country (Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Faroe Islands or Iceland) within 48 hours of boarding their fight to Greenland. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors must have proof of a negative virus test taken within 72 hours of boarding their flight for Djibouti, and not more than 120 hours before their arrival. Upon landing, travelers are given another test at a cost of $30. Arriving passengers must apply online for an eVisa before travel. Some destinations beyond the capital require a negative test certificate for entry.

Travelers with either a vaccine certificate or proof of previous infection must have a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 24 to 72 hours before their flight, notification of health clearance to travel, and pay $100 in advance for an antigen test that will be given upon arrival.

If the antigen test is negative, the traveler is cleared. Should the test be positive, the person will be given a P.C.R. test and must await the result at a quarantine hotel or a Safe in Nature-certified property. Children under 18 follow the same protocols as their fully vaccinated guardians.

Visitors who are unvaccinated or less than two weeks past their full inoculation also need to do the pretest and have the notification to travel. They will also be tested on arrival and, regardless of the result, must then stay at a quarantine hotel or a Safe in Nature-certified property for a minimum of five to seven days, at the traveler’s expense. A P.C.R. test will be performed on the fifth day after arrival, with the result available in 24 to 48 hours; if the result is negative, the traveler may be released from quarantine. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors must complete an electronic travel form ahead of arrival. Authorities randomly administer a quick breath test to some arriving passengers over 5 and to people who show symptoms. Visitors who present a vaccination card dated at least three weeks after the final dose, and those who had a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours before arrival are exempt from the random test. Within the country, proof of vaccination or a recent negative test is required to enter many establishments outside of the major resorts and tourist complexes. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Aruba requires visitors to purchase mandatory insurance for $15.

 

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Aruba requires all visitors 12 and older from high-risk countries, including the United States, to present a negative result from a molecular Covid-19 test administered in the two days before their departure. All visitors must purchase mandatory insurance for $15. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Bonaire requires all arriving passengers to complete a health declaration between 12 and 24 hours before departure. Vaccinated travelers must present either a negative result from a P.C.R. test conducted in the 48 hours before departure, or a negative result from an antigen test conducted in the 24 hours before departure. Unvaccinated travelers do not have the option of an antigen pretest. Children under 12 are exempt from testing. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very High.

Curaçao is open to those with a negative P.C.R. test taken within 48 hours of departure; the result should be registered online before departure. Visitors must also complete a digital immigration card and a passenger locator card before travel. Because the United States is designated a high-risk country, visitors must also reserve and pay for an antigen test to be taken on the third day of their visit. Insurance is required. Children under 12 are exempt from testing if they don’t show symptoms. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: High.

Saba requires visitors to complete an online entry application form before travel. All travelers 11 and over must show a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival on the island. Visitors must also undergo tests on days 2 and 5 after their arrival, limit their social contacts, and wear a mask in public and in taxis and supermarkets. Adults who aren’t vaccinated must quarantine for five days and test on the final day. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Sint Eustatius requires all visitors to register online before their departure. Travelers 12 and older from very high risk countries like the United States must provide a negative test result within 48 hours (if a P.C.R. test) or 24 hours (if a rapid antigen test) of departure. They must also undergo a rapid test on arrival at a cost of $60; they are not permitted to attend indoor events or dine indoors during the first five days of their stay. On day 5, they will undergo another test. Unvaccinated visitors must quarantine for 10 days and take an exit test on the final day. Children between 6 and 11 do not need an entry test, but must quarantine for 10 days, followed by an exit test. Children ages 2 to 5 follow their parent’s social distancing protocol and are tested on day 10. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Sint Maarten, which is Dutch, and French St. Martin are primarily entered through Princess Juliana Airport on the Dutch side. All arriving passengers are now subject to the same entry requirements, no matter their country of departure. Those who are fully vaccinated and who have received a booster shot within the past nine months are not required to test before entry. Those who are fully vaccinated but who have not received a booster shot and are 18 years or older are required to present a negative result from a P.C.R. test that is no more than 48 hours old, or a negative result from an antigen test that is no more than 24 hours old. Fully vaccinated children 5 to 17 are not required to test. Unvaccinated travelers are required to present a negative P.C.R. result from the previous 48 hours. All visitors must complete a health authorization form before traveling. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a virus test conducted within five days of travel. Those who can prove that they are fully vaccinated are exempt from the 14-day quarantine that is required of unvaccinated travelers. However, fully vaccinated visitors must undergo a P.C.R. test within 48 hours of arrival and self-isolate until they receive a negative result. The U.S. Embassy advises potential visitors to confirm the latest entry rules with the Timorese Embassy in Washington before travel.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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The Ecuadorian capital, Quito. 

 

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All arriving passengers 2 and over must provide a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before boarding their flight to Ecuador. They must also provide proof of full vaccination as well as a completed declaration of traveler health. Travelers 2 to 15 do not require proof of vaccination, but do need a pretest. Those visiting the Galápagos Islands need proof of vaccination and, if 16 or older, a negative P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before arrival. Those between 2 and 16 need a negative P.C.R. test. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Arriving passengers 6 and older must show either proof of full vaccination or a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure. However, the U.S. Embassy notes that Egyptian border officials require vaccination cards to include a QR code, so C.D.C. vaccination cards are not being accepted. Thus, the Embassy advises visitors from the United States to arrive with an appropriate negative test result, which also must include a QR code. Travelers should contact the Egyptian Embassy in the United States to obtain the latest requirements related to proof of health insurance and pre-travel testing. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

In November 2021, El Salvador stopped requiring visitors to provide a negative test or proof of vaccination. The U.S. Embassy in El Salvador advises travelers to confirm this with their airline to avoid any complications during travel.

Asymptomatic travelers who are fully vaccinated and those who are within 180 days of a confirmed Covid-19 diagnosis may enter Estonia for any purpose. Those who have received two doses of vaccine are considered “fully vaccinated” for one year after their original vaccination course was completed; those who have received a booster dose face no time limit on the validity of their vaccination. Unvaccinated people from the United States are not allowed to enter Estonia for tourism. All arriving passengers must complete an online form within 72 hours of their departure for Estonia. Minors 12 to 18 who have not been vaccinated must have a negative pretest, undergo a second test on arrival, and self-isolate until they receive a negative result. Children under 12 are exempt from testing and self-isolation. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

U.S. citizens 11 and over must have proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken within 120 hours (five days) of arrival. According to the U.S. Embassy in Ethiopia, travelers should create an account and upload their negative test result to the PANABios online platform before departure. Those who can provide proof of full vaccination or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19 from the previous 90 days are exempt from the country’s requirement that arriving passengers self-isolate for seven days after arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Fully vaccinated Americans may travel to the islands if they provide a negative P.C.R. test taken no more than two calendar days before their departure; children under 12 are exempt from the test requirement. Visitors must also undergo a rapid test 24 hours after their arrival but are not required to quarantine while awaiting their results. Unvaccinated children under 18 can also enter with a vaccinated adult. All travelers must book their accommodation with a service provide that has been certified through the “Care Fiji Commitment (C.F.C.)” program. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

Vaccinated adults may enter if they can present proof of vaccination and a negative result from a P.C.R. or rapid antigen test from the previous 48 hours. The same rules apply to minors born in 2006 or earlier. Unvaccinated adults are allowed entry only for essential reasons, such as to visit Finnish family members or for work. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

The United States is now on the country’s “red” list. Vaccinated Americans may enter with proof of a negative P.C.R. or antigen test taken within 48 hours of departure and do not need to quarantine. They may be subject to random testing on arrival. For entry purposes, France accepts C.D.C. vaccination cards. Unvaccinated U.S. travelers may not enter the country unless they have proof of a “compelling” reason. They must also present a negative Covid-19 pretest, take a subsequent test on arrival, and complete a 10-day quarantine, during which they will be checked on by security forces.

Proof of vaccination is required for restaurants, hotels, long-distance transportation and cultural venues in the form of the Pass Sanitaire, the country’s health pass. U.S. visitors can apply for the local digital health pass at designated pharmacies, for a fee of up to 36 euros. Though there are reports of C.D.C. cards being accepted in many places, it is not a guarantee. As of late December, nightclubs across France were closed; standing service was banned in bars and cafes; and the consumption of food and drink was forbidden on transport services and in concert halls, sporting events and movie theaters. As of Jan. 3, everyone 6 and older is required to wear a mask in most public spaces, including stores and museums, as well as on all forms of public transportation.

As of Dec. 15, those 65 and older who are eligible for a booster shot must show proof of having gotten the shot to receive a health pass. This measure will be extended to all French residents between 18 and 65 starting Jan. 15, a requirement that is likely to apply to tourists as well, according to a spokeswoman for Atout France, the country’s tourism board — though the government has not yet announced it. (Health pass rules have changed numerous times, so check the latest requirements before traveling.) Children under 11 are treated as vaccinated regardless of their actual status. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Up to 30 days before departure, travelers must submit a request via the ETIS platform. All arriving passengers 12 or older are required to present a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test administered within 24 hours of boarding their flight. All travelers 6 years and older will be tested on arrival. If a traveler provides only an antigen result for the pretest, then, beginning Jan. 10, 2022, he or she will be required to pay for a P.C.R. test on arrival and avoid non-essential contact until a negative result is received. Those who are unvaccinated must provide a compelling reason for their visit to French Polynesia. If permitted entry, unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for 10 days and undergo P.C.R. tests on days 4 and 8 after arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

(Most islands consider two weeks after the second injection as full vaccination, and four weeks for Johnson & Johnson.)

St. Barts is open to fully vaccinated travelers. As of Dec. 28, arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test administered within 24 hours of boarding their flight. As the United States is now on France’s list of “red countries,” unvaccinated visitors must provide evidence of a compelling reason for travel and quarantine on arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

St. Martin: See Sint Maarten under Dutch Caribbean.

Guadeloupe and Martinique are open to vaccinated travelers, but those over 11 who are coming from the United States need a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test taken in the 48 hours before departure. An 8 p.m. curfew is in effect in Martinique. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Guadeloupe is Level 3: High, and for Martinique it is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors are allowed to enter with proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before the departure of their flight. Another P.C.R. test will be given upon landing at a cost of about $35, and unvaccinated travelers must quarantine in an approved hotel at their own expense until a negative result is obtained, usually about 24 hours. Unvaccinated travelers must carry a negative test result from the previous two weeks in order to travel between cities and provinces in Gabon. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Fully vaccinated travelers do not need a pretest to enter but may be subject to rapid testing on arrival. Anyone who tests positive must quarantine for 14 days at their own expense. Unvaccinated travelers may also be subject to on-arrival testing; in addition, they must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before departure.

Fully vaccinated airline passengers are admitted without restriction. Vaccinated tourists arriving by land or sea also need proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the previous 72 hours. Unvaccinated U.S. citizens must only transit through an approved country. Regardless of how they enter the country, unvaccinated travelers 10 or over need proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before arrival and must get another P.C.R. test at their own expense on their third day in the country. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Residents of the United States who are fully vaccinated are allowed to enter Germany; they should register online and upload their proof of vaccination before travel. Unvaccinated travelers 12 and over must demonstrate an urgent need to travel and quarantine after arrival. (Unvaccinated children under 12 are allowed entry if they travel with at least one fully vaccinated parent.) All travelers 6 and older must present a negative result from a Covid-19 test. Passengers arriving by air may present a negative result either from a P.C.R. test taken in the 48 hours before their planned departure for Germany, or from an antigen test taken in the 48 hours before their planned arrival in Germany. In late December, Germany banned private gatherings of more than 10 people and prohibited spectators from attending sports games, cultural shows, concerts and other large events. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

A negative P.C.R. test not more than 72 hours old is required for entry. All visitors 18 or older must also provide proof of full vaccination against Covid-19. Passengers 5 or over are tested on arrival. The $150 fee for the test must be paid before boarding the inbound flight. Results are usually available within 30 minutes; if negative, the traveler is free to go. Travelers who test positive must quarantine at a designated health facility or isolation center for seven days at their own expense. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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The archeological site of Delphi in Greece.

 

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Airline passengers must complete a passenger locator form before their departure. They must also present proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before their arrival in the country, or a negative rapid test from the previous 24 hours. (Similar requirements apply to travel within Greece.) Random rapid tests are administered at the airport; arriving passengers who test positive are required to self-isolate for either seven days (for fully vaccinated travelers) or 10 days (for unvaccinated travelers). In both cases, a negative P.C.R. result is required before the traveler can leave quarantine. Children under 5 are exempt from the testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated visitors who can show proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the previous 72 may enter without quarantine, although they will undergo a health screening on arrival. Unvaccinated visitors 12 or older must quarantine for seven days and test on day five. Adults traveling in a group in which any adult member is unvaccinated will all be treated as unvaccinated. All travelers must complete a health declaration form. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

As of Jan. 10, 2022, all travelers 12 and over will be required to present proof of full vaccination and a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test conducted no more than three days before check-in at the airport (for air passengers) or arrival at the border (for travelers coming by land). Travelers 10 and 11 must present only the negative test result; children under 10 are exempt from both the testing and vaccination requirements. Through Jan. 9, 2022, travelers 10 or older may present either a negative test or proof of vaccination to enter.

Visitors need proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before arrival. Those who aren’t vaccinated need to pretest and may be subject to a P.C.R. test upon landing. Departing passengers must pay about $65 for another P.C.R. test in the three days before they are scheduled to leave.

Arriving passengers must have a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test administered within 72 hours of their flight. Those 12 years or over must also provide proof of full vaccination. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors to Haiti must present a negative result from either a P.C.R. or antigen test administered no more than 72 hours before travel. Passengers who have had Covid-19 may present their positive test as well as documentation from their doctor confirming recovery. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very High.

Fully vaccinated tourists are not required to have a pretest, but others must have proof of a negative P.C.R. or rapid test taken in the previous 72 hours. Those who had contact in the previous two weeks with a confirmed case, or who have traveled to a country with confirmed cases may be isolated for up to 14 days.

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Americans can enter Hungary, but those arriving by air must present a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure. Those who have recovered from Covid-19 in the previous six months may present “satisfactory proof” of recovery instead of a negative test. Visitors arriving by land or water do not need to get tested. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated visitors from the United States are allowed to enter without quarantine if they present a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test administered no more than 72 hours before boarding their flight. Self-tests are not accepted. The same rules apply to unvaccinated travelers who can document their recovery from Covid-19. Children born in 2005 or later are exempt from testing and quarantine. Travelers from the United States who are neither vaccinated nor recovered are not allowed to enter Iceland unless their visit qualifies as essential travel. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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All travelers must have proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure, and upload the results to the Air Suvidha portal before boarding. Visitors must also submit a self-declaration form before travel. Passengers coming from or transiting through “at-risk” countries — including the United Kingdom, South Africa and all European countries, but not the United States — are required to test on arrival. Two percent of passengers arriving from countries like the United States that are not on the “at-risk” list will undergo random testing on arrival. Regardless of their point of origin, all visitors must self-quarantine for seven days and take a P.C.R. test on the eighth day after arrival. Travelers who test positive at any point in the process will be taken to an isolation facility. Children under 5 are exempt from pre- and post-arrival testing unless they develop Covid-19 symptoms.

A negative result from a P.C.R. test no more than 72 hours old is required to both enter and leave Iraq. Additional testing, requiring payment in cash, may be done at the airport. Those traveling to the Iraqi Kurdistan Region require proof of full vaccination or a negative P.C.R. result from the previous 48 hours. People without either must take a P.C.R. test at their own expense upon arrival at the Kurdistan Region airports. The U.S. Embassy in Iraq says that entry and exit requirements are subject to change at short notice. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All visitors are required to complete a passenger locator form. Travelers 12 and over who have no proof of vaccination or recovery from Covid-19 must present a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of arrival; as of Jan. 6, 2022, vaccinated and recovered travelers, as well as children 11 and under, are exempt from the pre-test requirement. Restaurants, pubs and other hospitality venues are required to close at 8 p.m. under a regulation introduced in December that will last through the end of January. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Israel is open to vaccinated and recovered travelers. Visitors must submit an online entry statement within 48 hours of their flight. In addition to their proof of vaccination or recovery, visitors must also present a negative test result, either from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure or from an antigen test taken in the 24 hours before departure. Travelers must also take a P.C.R. test on arrival (at a cost of between $26 and $40) and quarantine until they receive a negative result, usually in less than 24 hours. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Americans may enter without quarantine if they present either a negative molecular test performed within 72 hours before arrival, or a negative antigen test from the previous 24 hours; they must also provide proof of full vaccination or a medical certificate confirming recovery from Covid within the previous six months. Those who are unvaccinated, or who can’t show the proper documentation, must quarantine for five days, then present a negative test to leave. Minors 6 and over must pretest, while those younger than 6 are exempt. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All tourists 12 and older need a negative molecular or antigen test taken within three days of travel; self-tests are not accepted. Additional tests may be given at the airport. All travelers must apply for a travel authorization in the seven days before their departure. Those staying in the “resilient corridor” may travel between hotels and certain attractions with approved transportation providers. Fully vaccinated travelers staying outside of the corridor can avoid quarantine by providing a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than three days before travel. Unvaccinated travelers staying outside the corridor must quarantine for 14 days. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Arriving passengers must register and present a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before departure. Travelers are also required to undergo a P.C.R. test upon arrival, at a cost of 28 Jordanian dinar, or about $40. According to the U.S. Embassy, travelers who test positive must home quarantine for at least 14 days. Children under 5 are exempt from testing. Health insurance that covers Covid-19 is required for non-nationals. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers 18 and over need to present proof of full vaccination in order to both enter and leave the country. All arriving passengers 5 and over must also present a negative P.C.R. test result from up to 72 hours before their departure for Kenya. A random sample of arriving passengers may be tested at the airport. Travelers must also complete a health surveillance form before departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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All arriving passengers must show proof of full vaccination against Covid-19.

 

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As of Jan. 3, all arriving passengers must show proof of full vaccination against Covid-19. According to the U.S. Embassy in Kosovo, pre-travel testing is recommended but on its own is not sufficient to gain entry to the country.

Regardless of vaccination status, all arriving passengers 5 and over are required to present a negative result from a P.C.R test taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival in the country. According to the U.S. Embassy, U.S. citizens are currently not allowed to enter the country via a land border.

 

 

Vaccinated Americans may enter without restriction. Unvaccinated visitors from the United States and other high-risk countries must demonstrate an essential reason for travel, test before departure, and self-isolate for ten days after arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors 12 and over must have proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the previous 48 hours in order to board their flight; travelers should register and upload their test results before travel. Passengers are also required to take a P.C.R. test at the airport upon arrival. Beginning Jan. 10, travelers must pay $30 for the test. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

A negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before departure is required for entry. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Travelers 18 and over are required to show proof of full vaccination to enter Liberia. Arriving passengers must also present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before their departure. They will also be tested on arrival, at a cost of $75. The government of Liberia strongly encourages all travelers to isolate for seven days after arrival. A negative test result within 72 hours of departure is needed to exit Liberia.

U.S. citizens can enter with negative results from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 48 hours before travel. According to the U.S. Embassy, visitors from the United States are required to quarantine after arrival; the Embassy notes that Libya’s entry requirements could change with “little to no advance notice.” The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

See Switzerland.

All travelers must complete a registration form in the 48 hours before travel. Fully vaccinated visitors from the United States may enter without restriction; the government recommends that vaccinated travelers take a P.C.R. test on the third day after arrival, but this is not required. Unvaccinated travelers from the United States and those who haven’t recovered from Covid-19 who are 16 and older must test before departure and self-isolate for 10 days after arrival. The pre-departure test can be either a P.C.R. taken in the 72 hours before arrival or an antigen test taken in the 48 hours before arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before departure. A P.C.R. test is also required on arrival, at a cost of $30. Each arriving passenger must also present confirmation of a booking for two nights at a hotel, where the traveler must self-isolate until receiving a negative result from the on-arrival test. More information is available from the Madagascar tourism agency. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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In the Maldives, visitors over age 1 must have proof of a negative PCR test taken not more than 96 hours before the flight.

 

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All passengers arriving to and departing from the Maldives are required to complete the Traveler Health Declaration form within 48 hours of their flight time. Visitors over age 1 must have proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken not more than 96 hours before the flight. Tourists also need to have a negative P.C.R. test result within 72 hours of checking out of their accommodation. Those who are vaccinated (and their accompanying children, if the children are not yet eligible for vaccination) may check into any guesthouse. Those who aren’t vaccinated may stay only on islands where local vaccination thresholds meet the following standards: 60 percent of the island’s total population have been fully vaccinated, 90 percent of those over 65 are fully vaccinated, and 95 percent of the tourism providers are fully vaccinated. Details on the rules are available from the Ministry of Health. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers must present a negative Covid-19 test result dated within five days of arrival. Anyone without the required documentation and those suspected of having the virus will be tested at the airport and may be required to quarantine pending a negative result. The U.S. Embassy notes that entry requirements could change with little or no advanced notice and advises travelers to contact their airline to confirm the latest Covid-related restrictions and test requirements.

The United States is currently on Malta’s list of “red countries,” which means that arriving passengers who are fully vaccinated may enter the country without a quarantine or testing requirement, provided their C.D.C. vaccination card has been verified through the VeriFLY app. Unvaccinated visitors 12 and over must present a negative P.C.R. result and quarantine at a designated facility for 14 days after arrival. Children 5 to 11 must present a negative P.C.R. result but are exempt from quarantine; testing is not required for children under 5. Regardless of age and vaccination status, all arriving passengers must complete a digital passenger locator form. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers who are fully vaccinated may enter without testing; however, the U.S. Embassy notes that it has received reports of airlines requiring fully vaccinated travelers bound for Mauritania to present a negative P.C.R. test result before boarding. Unvaccinated travelers aged 11 and older must have a negative result from a P.C.R. test from within three days of their arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All visitors must complete a travel form and purchase Covid-19 health insurance coverage. Vaccinated travelers are required to present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure. They must also undergo tests on arrival and on day five of their trip, though there is no requirement for them to self-isolate after arrival.

In addition to the pre-travel P.C.R. test, travel form and Covid-19 insurance, unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for 14 nights in an official quarantine hotel. They must also undergo P.C.R. tests upon arrival and on their seventh and 14th days in the country. They are free to move around after a final negative result. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

U.S. travelers may enter Mexico by land or air without testing or quarantine; air passengers must complete a health declaration. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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U.S. travelers may enter Mexico without testing or quarantine.

 

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The United States is currently on Moldova’s “red list,” which means that all arriving passengers, regardless of their vaccination status, must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test performed no more than 72 hours before boarding their flight or entering the country by car. Children up to 12 are exempt. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

The United States is classified as an “orange zone,” which means that travelers 16 and over may enter Monaco by presenting proof of full vaccination against Covid-19 or proof of recovery in the previous six months. Unvaccinated travelers must prove that their trip to Monaco is based on an “overriding reason” that cannot be postponed; they must also present the negative result of a P.C.R. or antigen test from the previous 24 hours and consent either to isolate themselves for seven days on arrival in Monaco or to conduct two additional P.C.R. tests, the first within 24 hours of their arrival and the second five to seven days later. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors from the United States may enter Montenegro if they present a negative virus test as well as either proof of full vaccination or proof of recovery from Covid-19 in the previous six months. The test can be either a P.C.R. test not more than 72 hours old or an antigen test not more than 48 hours old. Children under 18 are exempt from the testing and vaccination requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

On Nov. 29, Morocco sealed its borders to all foreign travelers temporarily in an effort to limit the spread of the Omicron variant. The closure is scheduled to remain in force until the end of January, but could be extended.

Tourists 11 and older are required to present proof of a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered within 72 hours of their departure for Mozambique. Covid-19 tests results are valid for 14 days for those requiring multiple entries at a land border. Proof of a return ticket and a hotel booking are required for a visa. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

Visitors to Namibia must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of travel. According to the U.S. Embassy, test certificates must be validated on the Global Haven system or come from a provider that participates in the Trusted Travel Platform. Anyone arriving with an older or invalid test will be placed in quarantine and tested at their own cost until a negative result is obtained. Children under 5 are not required to test. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated visitors who present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of their departure are eligible for visas on arrival. A hotel booking and proof of insurance is required, according to the U.S. Embassy in Nepal. Unvaccinated visitors 18 and over must obtain a visa before travel; if allowed entry, they must quarantine for 10 days at their own expense and obtain a negative P.C.R. result before leaving isolation. Children under 5 are exempt from testing.

Vaccinated visitors from the United States are allowed to enter provided they have a negative test result from the previous 48 hours (for a P.C.R. test) or from the previous 24 hours (for an antigen test). They must also show a paper vaccination certificate or an E.U. digital Covid certificate and complete both a health declaration and a quarantine declaration (even if they are exempt from quarantine). Unvaccinated travelers are not allowed entry unless they qualify for an exemption. All nonessential shops, as well as restaurants, bars and museums, have been forced to shut until at least Jan. 14. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers must obtain a negative result from a P.C.R. test in the 72 hours before their arrival and submit the result to their airline before departure. Visitors must also complete a form before arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Nicaragua.

Travelers must obtain a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure and register the result online. According to the U.S. Embassy, travelers staying for more than two weeks must quarantine for the first week and then get another virus test at no cost.

Regardless of vaccination status, all visitors 10 and over must register online and present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 48 hours before departure. Vaccinated travelers must also pay for a P.C.R. test to be conducted on their second day in the country. Unvaccinated travelers must self-isolate for seven days after arrival and pay in advance for P.C.R. tests to be administered on their second and seventh days in the country. All passengers traveling out of Nigeria are required to provide either evidence of full vaccination or a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 48 hours before departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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In North Macedonia, travelers must provide one of the following: a vaccination certificate; a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before travel; a negative result from an antigen test taken within 48 hours of travel; or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19 issued in the previous 45 days.

 

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Travelers must provide one of the following: a vaccination certificate; a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before travel; a negative result from an antigen test taken within 48 hours of travel; or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19 issued in the previous 45 days. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Americans may enter, but because the C.D.C. card does not meet the European Union’s digital vaccine certificate standards, visitors from the U.S. must follow the same rules as those who are unvaccinated. Travelers must present a negative coronavirus test taken within 24 hours of arrival in Norway and take another test upon arrival. A 10-day quarantine is also required, though this may be shortened if you choose to take a third P.C.R. test and receive a negative result three or more days after arrival. Those 16 and older must also complete a registration form within 72 hours before arrival in Norway. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated visitors may enter Oman, but before traveling they must register with the government, upload their vaccine certificate online, purchase health insurance covering at least one month of treatment for Covid-19, and obtain a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within either 72 or 96 hours of arrival, depending on the length of their flight. Any visitor who arrives without a pre-travel test result must test on arrival and quarantine with a tracking bracelet until they obtain a negative result. If the result is positive, the visitor must quarantine for ten days.

Visitors 6 and over require a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 48 hours before boarding the aircraft. Passengers 18 and older are also required to provide proof of full vaccination; beginning Feb. 15, 2022, the vaccination requirement will be extended to all passengers 15 and older. All passengers should download the Pass Track App before travel and should be aware that they may be subject to rapid testing on arrival.

Palau is open to fully vaccinated visitors. Arriving passengers must provide a negative P.C.R. result from the three days before their departure; a negative antigen result from no more than one day before departure; or documentation of recovery from Covid, including proof of a recent positive viral test and a letter from a healthcare provider or a public health official clearing the person to travel. All travelers will also undergo testing on their fourth day in Palau.

Travelers are required to present a completed health affidavit (in physical or digital form) to their airline before boarding. Fully vaccinated travelers can enter Panama without a pretest. Those who aren’t inoculated must present a negative P.C.R. or antigen test result upon landing. If the test result is more than 72 hours old at the time of the traveler’s arrival in Panama, a rapid Covid-19 test will be performed at the airport, at a cost of $50. If that test is negative, they may move freely. If it’s positive, they must quarantine for 14 days at a hotel at their own expense. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Tourists 12 and over must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before boarding their flight, or from an antigen test taken in the previous 24 hours. Those who had Covid-19 in the past 14 to 90 days are exempt from testing. Regardless of vaccination status, visitors must take a P.C.R. test at an authorized laboratory on the fifth day after their pre-arrival test was conducted. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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The Plaza de Armas in Lima. Peru requires coronavirus testing or proof of vaccination for those entering the country.

 

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To enter the country, tourists must present either proof of full vaccination or a negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure; they must also complete an affidavit of health. Children under 12 are exempt from testing and vaccination requirements, but must be without Covid-19 symptoms before boarding their flight. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

U.S. citizens may enter by air only and must present a negative test result (either P.C.R. or antigen) from no more than 24 hours before they enter Poland. Children under 5 are exempt from the test requirement. Anyone who fails to present a negative test result must quarantine for 14 days; however, this can be shortened if the traveler obtains a negative result on a P.C.R. test that is administered no sooner than their eighth day in the country. Tourists are not allowed to enter by land or sea borders. As of mid-January, nightclubs across the country were closed. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Regardless of their vaccination status, arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test conducted no more than 72 hours before departure, or from a rapid test from the previous 48 hours. Children under 12 do not need to test. Visitors must also complete a passenger locator form. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors to the autonomous region of Madeira, including those arriving from mainland Portugal, must provide either a negative test result from 72 hours before departure or proof of vaccination or recovery from the disease. U.S. passengers 12 and older arriving in the Azores must submit a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before departure; a negative result from an antigen test from the previous 48 hours; or proof of recovery from the disease within the last 90 days.

Visitors must register before traveling to Qatar and upload relevant documents at least three days before arrival. The United States is on Qatar’s red list, which means that all arriving passengers must complete a public health form and present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival. Fully vaccinated travelers and their accompanying children 11 or younger are exempt from quarantine but must undergo an antigen test within 36 hours of arrival. Unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for seven days after arrival and undergo a P.C.R. test on the sixth day; if the result is negative, they will be released the following day. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers may enter Romania without quarantine if they are fully vaccinated or have recovered from Covid-19 within 180 days of travel and present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 48 hours before their departure. The U.S. Embassy advises that C.D.C. vaccination cards are accepted as proof of vaccination for entry into Romania, but that the cards may not be recognized by individual venues within the country. Arriving passengers who are neither vaccinated nor recovered must present a negative P.C.R. test from the 48 hours before boarding and quarantine for 10 days. Children under 12 are exempt from quarantine requirements. Children 12 to 16 do not need to quarantine if they present a negative P.C.R. test taken no more than 48 hours before boarding. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

The Russian Federation has resumed issuing tourist visas to eligible residents of the United States. Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test that was performed in the three days before travel; according to the U.S. Embassy, visitors also present a completed form on arrival. The Embassy also advises that local jurisdictions set their own quarantine requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Before traveling to Rwanda, visitors must complete a passenger locator form and obtain a negative result from a P.C.R. test conducted no more than 72 hours before their flight departure; children under 5 are exempt from testing. Travelers must pay $60 for a Covid-19 test on arrival and quarantine for 24 hours at a designated hotel at their own expense. Another test is required on day three, at the traveler’s expense. Travelers leaving Rwanda must obtain a negative result from a P.C.R. test within 72 hours of their departing flight. Tourists to the national parks may have additional testing requirements. A nationwide curfew of 10 p.m. is scheduled to remain in force until Jan. 24. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All visitors 18 and over must be fully vaccinated, while unvaccinated minors may enter with their accompanying vaccinated adults and follow the same regulations. Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure and complete an embarkation form at least 24 hours ahead of travel. Cruise ship passengers who are stopping in St. Kitts and Nevis must also be fully vaccinated. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers 5 and older must provide a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the five days before their arrival. They must also carry a printed copy of a completed travel registration form. Unvaccinated children aged five to 17 years who are traveling with vaccinated adults can avoid prolonged quarantine by retesting on arrival and isolating until they receive a negative result. Unvaccinated adult visitors must take a certified taxi from the airport to their pre-booked, Covid-certified accommodations and are required to remain on the grounds for 14 days except for transfers to another such property, or to participate in certain approved activities. On day 15, they can expand their island access. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Those travelers age 5 and older to St. Lucia must have proof of a negative PCR test taken within five days before their arrival.

 

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All visitors from the United States must complete a pre-arrival travel form and present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival. Another P.C.R. test may be given upon arrival. Unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for 14 days and undergo an additional test between days 10 and 14. Minors follow the protocol of their parents or guardians. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

See Italy. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must have proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before departure and take an additional $35 P.C.R. test after arrival. Those who aren’t vaccinated must quarantine in an approved hotel at their own expense until their test results come back, generally about 24 hours. If it’s negative, they may leave. A 5 p.m. curfew is scheduled to be lifted on Jan. 25. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

Only fully vaccinated Americans may enter. Arriving passengers must carry a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure. Visitors must also apply for a tourist visa online before travel. All newly issued visas include insurance that covers illness related to Covid-19, which is required for entry. Those using a previously issued visa must pay 40 Saudi riyals to cover the cost. Visitors must download and register the Tawakkalna app on their phones, which is required for entry to all businesses or public buildings, and register their vaccination and travel dates in advance. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

All travelers over the age of 2 must carry either proof of full vaccination or a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the five days before travel.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Passengers arriving from the United States must present a negative result from a P.C.R. or antigen test that was conducted in the 48 hours before travel. Those who have a certificate attesting that they were diagnosed with Covid-19 in the previous six months (excluding the 14 days before travel) may enter without a pretest. Children up to age 12 are exempt from testing. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

The country is open to those arriving by air who have a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before departure. Health insurance that covers potential Covid-19-related costs is required. Visitors must stay in an accommodation that has been approved by the public health authority. Those arriving by sea must apply for authorization. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Visitors must obtain an authorization before travel. Arriving passengers must also provide a negative result from a Covid test administered within one week of their departure for Sierra Leone. On arrival, travelers have their temperature taken and undergo two tests (a nasal swab and a blood test); they must pay an $80 fee to cover the costs of testing. Departing passengers are required to provide a negative test result that is no more than 72 hours old.

U.S. travelers with proof of vaccination may use the Vaccinated Travel Lanes (V.T.L.) program to enter the country without quarantine but with mandatory regular testing. Unvaccinated children 12 and younger who are traveling with vaccinated adults are also allowed to enter the country through the V.T.L. program. Ticket sales for V.T.L. flights into Singapore are suspended until Jan. 20; travelers may book tickets for V.T.L. flights arriving in Singapore from Jan. 21, although the number of flights will be limited. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 

Fully vaccinated Americans can enter Slovakia and are not required to quarantine or present a negative Covid-19 test. Unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for 10 days or take a test after five days and may leave isolation after receiving a negative result. All passengers over the 12 years and two months must fill out a registration form and present it at the border. The C.D.C. risk assessment is Level 4: Very high.

Tourists are only allowed if fully vaccinated or if they have proof of having tested positive for Covid-19 in the previous six months, excluding the 10 days before their arrival. Children under 12 accompanying their parents are exempt. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers must present a negative Covid-19 test result taken within 72 hours before departure or quarantine at their own cost. Arriving passengers are asked to install the Covid Alert South Africa app. Many land crossings are closed. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Proof of a negative P.C.R. test taken within the previous 72 hours is required to board a flight, and additional testing may be done upon landing; children under 6 are exempt from the pretest requirement. Arriving passengers must quarantine for 10 days. The U.S. Embassy notes that limited categories of vaccinated travelers may apply for a quarantine exemption certificate at a Korean embassy or consulate before travel. There are no requirements for transiting passengers staying less than 24 hours who don’t pass through immigration. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Spain is open to fully vaccinated tourists from the United States. Children under 12 may enter without showing proof of vaccination if they are traveling with vaccinated adults. Before departure, all visitors must complete a health control form, which will generate a QR code that must be presented at the time of boarding and upon entry in Spain. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

A negative P.C.R. test taken within 72 hours of departure is required of all visitors 12 and over, according to SriLankan Airlines. Visitors must also complete an online health declaration before departure; this will generate a QR code, which must be presented during travel. Fully vaccinated travelers are exempt from quarantine, but those who are not vaccinated must quarantine for 14 days at a designated hotel. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 96 hours before arrival. Travelers 8 and younger are exempt from the test requirement. A negative P.C.R. result from the previous 72 hours is required to exit the country; the test must be from an accredited lab. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Sudan.

 

 

Arriving passengers must provide either proof of full vaccination or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19 in the past six months. They must also present proof of medical insurance coverage valid for at least 30 days as well as a negative result from a P.C.R. test that was administered no more than 48 hours before travel. Visitors must take an antigen test at a designated facility within three days of arrival. The government advises visitors to self-isolate for seven days after arrival. As of late January, the country was under a 9 p.m. curfew. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Fully vaccinated U.S. citizens may enter with U.S.-issued proof of vaccination as well as a negative result from a test from the previous 48 hours. Arriving passengers under 18 are exempt from the vaccination requirement; children under 12 are also exempt from the test requirement. Unvaccinated visitors will not be allowed entry unless they can prove that they are covered by an exemption. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

U.S. citizens may enter if they complete a health form and present either a negative result from a P.C.R. test performed no more than 72 hours before entry, or a negative result from a rapid antigen test from the previous 24 hours. Travelers who do not present a valid negative result must test immediately on arrival. Children under 16 are exempt from the test requirement. Vaccinated travelers require no further testing, while unvaccinated travelers must take another P.C.R. or rapid antigen test between the fourth and seventh day after their arrival. Americans should apply for a Swiss vaccine certificate at least one week before departure to facilitate access to restaurants and other establishments in the country. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Travelers must show a negative P.C.R. result issued within 72 hours of their arrival. Additional tests may be given at the airport. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Tajikistan.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Passengers must have a negative P.C.R. Covid-19 test in the 72 hours before landing, and take a rapid test at the airport upon landing.

 

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Passengers arriving from the United States must complete a health surveillance form and present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered within 96 hours of their arrival. They may also be required to take a $10 rapid test at the airport upon landing. Children under the age of five are exempt from the test requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Tanzania.

Since Jan. 11, international travelers, regardless of their vaccination status, can enter Thailand under the “Alternative Quarantine” entry scheme, which requires a negative pretest, insurance coverage, confirmed payment for a stay at an approved hotel, and proof of payment for post-arrival P.C.R. tests, among other requirements. The duration of quarantine is seven days for vaccinated travelers and 10 days for those who are unvaccinated.

 

 

Under the country’s “sandbox program,” vaccinated foreigners may travel without quarantine to the island of Phuket, to the provinces of Phang-nga and Krabi, and to three islands in Surat Thai province: Ko Samui, Ko Tao and Ko Pha-ngan if they present a negative result from a P.C.R. test as well as proof of full vaccination and Covid-19 insurance coverage. Under the program rules, travelers can move around freely but must spend one week in an approved hotel and undergo two tests, one on arrival and another a week later. In January, amid a spike in virus cases, the Thai government advised people to avoid public gatherings and public transportation and to limit their travel around the country; bars and nightclubs are closed. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All visitors must complete a travel form and carry a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than five days before their departure for Togo. Visitors must also pay in advance for a second P.C.R. test, to be administered upon their arrival at Lomé Airport; proof of payment for the test must be shown before boarding. Arriving passengers must self-isolate until they receive a negative result from their on-arrival test, usually within 24 hours. Visitors are asked to download the Togo Safe app; those who refuse may have to quarantine in a state facility for at least two weeks. Exit testing at the traveler’s expense is required 72 hours in advance of the departing flight. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Only vaccinated visitors are allowed, and they must provide a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before arrival. Visitors must also apply for a travel pass before entry. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must complete an online questionnaire before arrival. Travelers 6 and over must show a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken no more than 48 hours before departure; the result must include a QR code. Vaccinated travelers may enter without quarantine. Those who are unvaccinated must present a paid voucher for a government-sanctioned hotel for their mandatory 10-day quarantine; they must also pay in advance for a P.C.R. test to be conducted on their final day of quarantine. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Tourists who are fully vaccinated, as well as those who have recovered from Covid-19 in the previous six months, may enter without a pretest. Others over age 12 must show proof of a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered within 72 hours of boarding. Random testing may be conducted at the airport. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Turkey-bound Americans 6 and older must have a negative PCR test within 72 hours before their flight or they will be denied boarding.

 

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Travelers must provide a negative P.C.R result as well as the result of a serology test confirming the presence of antibodies, both taken in the 72 hours before departure. Upon landing, passengers must take another $45 P.C.R. test at their own expense. A mandatory 21-day quarantine in a government facility is required, with another $45 virus test upon completion. The U.S. Embassy advises that the government may change the entry rules with little advance notice.

 

 

All visitors 16 and over must be fully vaccinated. All arriving passengers 2 and up require a negative result from a coronavirus test taken within three days of arrival, as well as insurance that covers any Covid-19 related medical costs. Visitors 12 and over are also required to present proof of vaccination or a negative test result from the previous 24 hours in order to enter bars, restaurants and similar venues in the country. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Tourists may enter with a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before boarding. All visitors are also subject to mandatory testing on arrival; children 6 and under are exempt. The government also requires departing passengers to present a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before they leave the country. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Travelers 12 and older must present either proof of full vaccination or a negative result from a virus test administered in the 72 hours before arrival. Arriving passengers must also show proof of medical insurance covering all expenses related to Covid-19 treatment. Unvaccinated adults must install the Vdoma app and can avoid a 10-day self-isolation requirement if they obtain a negative test result within 72 hours of arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Passengers arriving by air in Abu Dhabi must have a negative result from a P.C.R. test conducted in the 48 hours before departure; they will be tested again on arrival. Vaccinated travelers arriving in Abu Dhabi from the United States and other “green” countries are not required to quarantine but must take another P.C.R. test on day six if they remain in the Emirate; unvaccinated travelers must follow the same rules and take an additional test on day 12. Travelers to Dubai must present a P.C.R. test from no more than 96 hours before departure and may be tested again on arrival. The U.S. Embassy advises travelers to check with their airlines for the latest information on testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford, England. As of Jan. 7, arriving passengers who are fully vaccinated no longer need to test before they travel to Britain.

 

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All travelers to England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland must complete a passenger locator form before departure. Arriving passengers who are fully vaccinated no longer need to test before they travel. They do, however, need to book and pay for a test to be taken at any point after they enter the country and before the end of day two after their arrival. (The day of arrival is day zero.) Vaccinated travelers may take either a lateral flow test or a P.C.R. test for their post-arrival test. If the result is positive, they must self-isolate and take a P.C.R. test. Regardless of their vaccination status, children 5 to 17 traveling to England are subject to the rules for vaccinated adults, meaning they must take a post-arrival test before the end of day two; children under 5 are exempt from testing. Age exemptions may vary for travel to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Adult travelers who are not vaccinated must take a pre-departure test in the two days before travel. They must also book and pay for a travel package that includes two tests to be taken during a mandatory ten-day quarantine. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

 

 

The country is open to vaccinated and recovered travelers. All visitors 6 and over must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test conducted in the 72 hours before departure. Visitors 18 and over who are neither vaccinated nor recovered will not be allowed entry unless they can prove that they qualify for an exception. Proof of health insurance that is effective in Uruguay is required. Visitors must also complete a health declaration form within 48 hours of boarding. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.

Arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test performed within 48 hours of their arrival. Those without a valid result will be given a rapid test upon landing.

U.S. citizens may enter with a visa and a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 48 hours before arrival. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is “Level Unknown”; the agency recommends avoiding travel to Venezuela.

All arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 72 hours before they board their flight. All visitors must also show proof of having purchased insurance that covers Covid-19 treatment, with a minimum liability of $50,000. Fully vaccinated and recently recovered visitors who have a booking with an approved package tour provider may enter the country without quarantine. Independent travelers who are fully vaccinated must self-isolate for three days after arrival and test on days one and three. Unvaccinated independent travelers must self-isolate for seven days and test on days one and seven. Vaccinated travelers must prove that they received their final dose of vaccine within the past year; recovered travelers must have proof of recovery within the past six months. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

Visitors must show a negative result from a P.C.R. test taken in the 72 hours before travel and may be required to test on arrival if they display symptoms of Covid-19. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

All arriving passengers must present a negative result from a P.C.R. test administered no more than 48 hours before travel. All visitors are also tested on arrival at the airport. Those who test negative must quarantine at their own expense for 10 days; those who test positive must go into isolation. According to the U.S. Embassy, a curfew is in place from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. and proof of vaccination may be required to enter restaurants, bars and nightclubs. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.

 

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