Covid-19 and Travel: Where to go in 2021?
Entry and residence conditions updates
| October 26th, 2021 | ||
 Tunisia |  | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. Tunisia Has Reopened Borders For Tourism Details of the situation in Tunisia with regard to Coronavirus |
 Iraq |  | Border restrictions Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. Iraq has closed its borders to travelers again, and only citizens and residents may enter. All flights from India are suspended. Details of the situation in Iraq with regard to Coronavirus |
 Nigeria | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. Airports in Nigeria are open, and some international flights resumed. Turkey, Brazil and South Africa have been removed from the list of “restricted countries. Details of the situation in Nigeria with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 22nd, 2021 | ||
 Tibet |  | Border restrictions (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. China currently allows foreign nationals with valid residence permits and visas to enter the country under certain very limited conditions. Details of the situation in Tibet with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 18th, 2021 | ||
 Philippines | | Border restrictions Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test is required for all countries. WHO ARE ALLOWED TO ENTER? 1. Filipino citizens, including those with valid Philippine Passport/Identification Certificate (IC) as proof of recognition as a Filipino citizen or as proof of retention/reacquisition of Philippine citizenship under RA9225 2. Foreign nationals allowed entry under the Balikbayan Program (RA6768), provided they are nationals from non-visa… [Read more] Details of the situation in Philippines with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 12th, 2021 | ||
 Turkey |  | Border restrictions (regulation hardening) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test required for all countries. The Turkish government does not prohibit any nationalities from entering Turkey based on citizenship. However, it does place restrictions on who may come into the country based on the departure point. There is a ban on flights to Turkey from Bangladesh, Brazil, Nepal, South Africa, and Sri Lanka. Most other international tourists can travel to Turkey either… [Read more] Details of the situation in Turkey with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 8th, 2021 | ||
 Monaco | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test required for all countries. Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 16 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality must be able to present all the documents required for their zone of origin (green zone, orange zone, red zone) on arrival. 1. Regardless of nationality, anyone aged 16 or over, who wishes to enter the Principality from a foreign country that is classified in the green zone,… [Read more] Details of the situation in Monaco with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 28th, 2021 | ||
 Ukraine |  | Border open Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for some countries. All foreign citizens regardless of the country of arrival to enter Ukraine must have a policy (certificate) of insurance issued by an insurance company registered in Ukraine, and covers the costs related to the treatment of COVID-19, observation, and is valid for the entire period of stay in Ukraine. All foreign citizens, holders of a temporary residence permit, as… [Read more] Details of the situation in Ukraine with regard to Coronavirus |
 Mauritius | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test is required for all countries. Vaccinated Guests (1 OCTOBER ONWARDS) -Full opening of the island! -You must be fully vaccinated to freely explore our island and its attractions throughout your holiday -It is mandatory to arrange COVID-19 insurance health cover (Mauritian citizens, resident permit holders and occupational permit holders are exempted) -You must present a negative PCR test taken… [Read more] Details of the situation in Mauritius with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 27th, 2021 | ||
Turkey | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test required for all countries. Within the scope of the measures taken against the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, the following decisions regarding entry to the country have been taken by the authorities of the Republic of Turkey, to be effective from September 4, 2021: 1) Passengers departing from Brazil, South Africa, Nepal or Sri Lanka have been banned to enter Turkey until a new decision to… [Read more] Details of the situation in Turkey with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 21st, 2021 | ||
 Peru | | Border restrictions Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all country. The government presented an official announcement on September 19, 2021 stating that travelers arriving in Peru must present a negative PCR test issued within 72 hours of travel. Presenting a vaccination card will no longer substitute a PCR test. Having a vaccination card is no longer a requisite to enter Peru. You also must fill out a Health Affidavit, found… [Read more] Details of the situation in Peru with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 17th, 2021 | ||
| Saint Martin | | Border restrictions (lifting of restrictions) Vaccinated travelers from Canada and USA will be allowed entry as tourists at St. Martin (French Side). Unvaccinated travelers will need an imperative reason for travel. Details of the situation in Saint Martin with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 13th, 2021 | ||
 United Arab Emirates | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR results required for some countries. Anyone wishing to the enter the UAE must present a negative result of the RT-PCR test. All travellers will be tested again on arrival. If the test result is positive, you must stay in isolation for as many days as prescribed by the emirate of your residence. If you violate home quarantine rules, you would be liable to a fine of AED 50,000. The following quarantine… [Read more] Details of the situation in United Arab Emirates with regard to Coronavirus |
