Korea lifts quarantine for unvaccinated immigrants

Starting from June 8, South Korea will lift the mandatory 7-day quarantine for those who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter the country.

The mandatory 7-day quarantine for those who have not been vaccinated was lifted from June 8, but international passengers still have to undergo PCR testing within 3 days of entering Korea.

The Korean government will also allow the full operation of international flights and lift the curfew for passengers arriving at Incheon International Airport from June 8.

South Korea lifted restrictive measures related to the COVID-19 epidemic on the aviation industry to meet the international flight needs of people in the context of the country’s cancellation of regulations on social distancing and situation. The epidemic has been brought under control.

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