Countries that have “opened” their doors to international visitors without medical isolation can still be infected
In order to travel at this time, each visitor must be more proactive in ensuring their own epidemic prevention, along with the authentication documents required by each unit. In addition, most of the spending levels at the destination increased compared to pre-epidemic times, to pay for the more costs associated with disease authentication. So if you are excited about going abroad right now, prepare carefully both the procedures and finances.
List of countries that have opened their doors to international visitors without medical isolation:
Asia
– Laos
– Philippines
– Bali Island (Indonesia)
– Thailand
– Cambodia
– Pakistan
– India: (Excluded from isolation when having sufficient vaccines, self-health monitoring within 14 days after entry, PCR negative within 72 hours before flight, 2% of passengers on flight will be randomly tested for Covid-19)
– Maldives (guest requires negative PCR within 96 hours of admission, medical statement according to local website)
– Nepal (guest requires 2 vaccinations, PCR negative within 72 hours prior to admission)
– Sri Lanka (Visitors who have not received sufficient vaccinations or have Covid-19 must show a negative PCR result within 72 hours or a rapid test 48 hours prior to entry)
– Dubai (guests need vaccination certificate, negative PCR within 72 hours before or certificate of recovery from Covid-19 within 1 month)
– Singapore (deploying Vaccine Travel Path (VTL) with Vietnamese tourists from 16 March, no two-way isolation)
– Korea (open from 21 March, guests must receive 2 doses of vaccine 14 – 180 days prior to admission or have had 3 injections)
Europe
– France
– Spain
– UK (uninjected guests need to be tested before departure, PCR 2 days from entry)
– Austria (customers need at least 2 injections or a certificate of recovery, negative PCR in 72 hours or 24-hour rapid test)
– Belgium (customers need at least 2 injections or a certificate of recovery, negative PCR in 72 hours or 24-hour rapid test)
– Poland (guests need vaccination certificate, PCR or negative rapid test within 24 hours prior to entry)
– Croatia (guests need a certificate of vaccination, or a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours of admission, or a certificate of recovery and at least 1 dose of vaccine)
– Germany (guests need a complete vaccination certificate or a negative test result)
– Denmark (guests require PCR test results within 72 hours of admission)
– Greece (guests need full injection certificate, no PCR needed)
– Netherlands (guests need digital vaccine certificate)
– Italy (guest requires a full vaccination certificate, or has recovered, or tests negative within 72 hours)
– Finland (guests need a certificate of vaccine or Covid-19 recovery within 6 months)
Source: Compilation
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