Covid-19 and Travel: Where to go in 2022?
Entry and residence conditions updates
| October 5th, 2022 | ||
 Brazil |  | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test result required for some travelers. All travelers can enter Brazil. If you are fully vaccinated, you do not need to take a COVID-19 test to enter Brazil. Most people aged 12 or older travelling to Brazil, will need to present a vaccination certificate to the airline before boarding and during travel. Brazilian authorities have confirmed that vaccines recommended and approved for use by the World… [Read more] Details of the situation in Brazil with regard to Coronavirus |
 Colombia | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Not Required Travelers from all countries can currently visit Colombia. Travelers are no longer required to present a negative PCR test in order to enter Colombia. There is currently no mandatory quarantine upon arrival in Colombia. All travelers must submit a Check-Mig form (https://bit.ly/3MJgZ5t) online 24 hours before their flight. They should also complete this form… [Read more] Details of the situation in Colombia with regard to Coronavirus |
 Taiwan |  | Border restrictions No quarantine required Tests: Not Required Taiwan has in place a temporary ban on foreign nationals entering Taiwan. However there are certain exceptions, as follows. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has announced that, from 13 April 2022, foreign relatives of Taiwan citizens and foreign residents in Taiwan, with the exception of migrant workers, are now able to apply for a special entry permit to… [Read more] Details of the situation in Taiwan with regard to Coronavirus |
 Luxembourg | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Not Required Since 1 October 2022, third-country nationals residing outside the European Union or the Schengen area may once again travel to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg for all types of travel, including non-essential travel (e.g. for tourist or other reasons), regardless of their vaccination status. COVID-19 travel restrictions have been lifted in Luxembourg. Travellers do… [Read more] Details of the situation in Luxembourg with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 4th, 2022 | ||
 Netherlands (Holland) | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Not required All travelers can enter. As of 17 September 2022, no Covid-19 related restrictions or requirements apply to travelers entering the Netherlands, including those from countries outside the EU/Schengen Area. Details of the situation in Netherlands (Holland) with regard to Coronavirus |
| October 3rd, 2022 | ||
 Canada | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Not required All travelers can enter Canada. For all travellers entering Canada by air, land or marine mode on or after October 1, 2022: - Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is not required - COVID-19 pre-entry and arrival tests are not required - Quarantine after you enter Canada is not required - Using ArriveCAN is not required * if you’re flying into Toronto Pearson,… [Read more] Details of the situation in Canada with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 26th, 2022 | ||
 Germany |  | Border restrictions (regulation hardening) Quarantine may be required Tests: Not Required Entry to Germany is permitted for all travel purposes (including tourism and visits). However, people who reside in China, except for German citizens, still need an important reason (listed in Annex II - https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A32020H0912 ) to enter Germany due to reciprocity. If an important reason exists, no proof of… [Read more] Details of the situation in Germany with regard to Coronavirus |
 Hong Kong |  | Border open No quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. From 12 August 2022, non-Hong Kong residents and Hong Kong residents are allowed to enter Hong Kong from overseas. Starting from 26 September 2022, all inbound persons from overseas places or Taiwan are required to register for undergoing a nucleic acid test by scanning the health declaration QR code upon arrival at Hong Kong. After having their specimen… [Read more] Details of the situation in Hong Kong with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 22nd, 2022 | ||
 East Timor | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Test not required All travelers can enter Timor-Leste. A negative COVID-19 test is not required. However, airlines and transit points to Timor-Leste may still require a negative COVID-19 test before boarding or entering those areas. Travelers are advised to research carrier and transit country COVID-19 test requirements. Individuals showing symptoms of COVID-19 upon arrival to… [Read more] Details of the situation in East Timor with regard to Coronavirus |
 Yemen | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Test not required All travelers can enter Yemen. Entry requirements for Yemen are the same for all travellers, regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status. There is no requirement to provide a vaccination certificate or negative PCR or antigen test certificate to enter Yemen. Details of the situation in Yemen with regard to Coronavirus |
 Monaco | | Border open No quarantine required Tests: Not required. All travelers can enter. Since 12 August 2022, access to the Principality is no longer subject to the presentation of a valid health pass. Details of the situation in Monaco with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 16th, 2022 | ||
 Paraguay | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative PCR test results is required for some travelers. Fully vaccinated non-resident foreign nationals are now permitted to enter Paraguay by air, so long as they follow health protocols. The Paraguayan authorities have also left a window open for people with medical conditions that make vaccination counterproductive, as well as residents of Paraguay who do not have the full scheme and also those who argue… [Read more] Details of the situation in Paraguay with regard to Coronavirus |
| Anguilla | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test required for some travelers. All travelers can enter Anguilla, regardless of vaccination status. Fully vaccinated can enter without pre-arrival testings. Fully vaccinated means the visitor received the last dose of a two-dose vaccine or the one-dose vaccine fourteen (14) days before arrival on Anguilla. All fully vaccinated travelers will no longer be required to apply for entry but must… [Read more] Details of the situation in Anguilla with regard to Coronavirus |
 Tonga | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test required for all countries. Travel to Tonga resumed on August 1st, 2022. Negative PCR test is required for all travelers. Quarantine is not required. Details of the situation in Tonga with regard to Coronavirus |
 Micronesia |  | Border restrictions (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Test not required Fully vaccinated travelers can enter Micronesia. Anyone who wishes to travel to FSM will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, including booster doses if eligible, and must have physical possession of a negative COVID-19 test result, conducted via a PCR test within 72 hours of their departure from Hawaii or Guam to the FSM. Those planning to travel to… [Read more] Details of the situation in Micronesia with regard to Coronavirus |
 Gabon | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Test not required Gabon resumed air travel. Anyone can enter Gabon. All passengers must provide a negative PCR test taken no more than three days before departure. Travelers must also fill in a health declaration form, and provide a hotel reservation receipt that can be downloaded from the Gabon COVID-19 platform. All passengers must take a compulsory COVID-19 test upon arrival at… [Read more] Details of the situation in Gabon with regard to Coronavirus |
 Greenland | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Not required. Anyone can enter Greenland, regardless of vaccination status. From 18 May, there are no longer any restrictions on entry to Greenland. Details of the situation in Greenland with regard to Coronavirus |
 Lesotho | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test required for some travelers. Lesotho's borders are open to all travelers. Fully vaccinated travelers (i.e. those who have taken a full course of a WHO-recognised COVID-19 vaccine) are allowed to enter Lesotho with a valid vaccination card or certificate. The last dose must have been taken at least 14 days before travel. Partially vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers must show a negative PCR… [Read more] Details of the situation in Lesotho with regard to Coronavirus |
 Papua New Guinea | | Border restrictions No quarantine required Tests: Not required. Officials only permit citizens, permanent residents, and fully vaccinated foreign nationals to enter the country. Fully vaccinated travelers must show evidence of full vaccination. As of August 5, 2022, no COVID-19 tests are required prior to or upon arrival. Details of the situation in Papua New Guinea with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 14th, 2022 | ||
 Chile | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Not required. Chile’s international border is now open to vaccinated non-resident foreign citizens. As of May 1st, if you wish to enter as a tourist and you are from Venezuela, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, or Dominica, prior to your arrival in Chile, you must have a Transitory Stay Visa. Chile is currently in Alert Phase 1, which does not include travel restrictions.… [Read more] Details of the situation in Chile with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 9th, 2022 | ||
 Moldova | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Not required. Moldova's borders are open for travel. Effective March 16, 2022, Moldova lifted all entry restrictions related to COVID-19. All travelers can enter without presenting the COVID certificate. Moldova has asked people who may had contact an infected person to self-isolate at home. Details of the situation in Moldova with regard to Coronavirus |
 Mauritania | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test results required for some travelers. All travelers will be allowed entry into Mauritania. A NEGATIVE PCR TEST IS ONLY REQUIRED FOR ENTRY TO MAURITANIA IF YOU LACK PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION. Fully vaccinated is two weeks after final administration of vaccination with AstraZeneca, Sinopharm, Pfizer/BioNTech, Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), Moderna, Sinovac, or Covidshield, in addition to a negative PCR… [Read more] Details of the situation in Mauritania with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 8th, 2022 | ||
 Uruguay | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine may be required Tests: Negative COVID-19 test required some travelers. All travelers are permitted to enter Uruguay. Fully vaccinated visitors aged 18 and over: Visitors aged 18 and over: -Must prove vaccination by means of a certificate issued by the health authority of the country of origin and have received the single dose or the two doses against the SARS-CoV-2 virus (depending on the type of vaccine supplied). 14 days must have… [Read more] Details of the situation in Uruguay with regard to Coronavirus |
 Cayman Islands | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) No quarantine required Tests: Quarantine not required Effective August 24, 2022, all travelers—vaccinated and unvaccinated—are permitted to enter the Cayman Islands. There are no restrictions for anyone traveling to or within the Cayman Islands. Travelers are no longer required to: -apply to travel (via Travel Cayman) -quarantine or isolate upon arrival -be vaccinated prior to arriving in the Cayman Islands Details of the situation in Cayman Islands with regard to Coronavirus |
| September 1st, 2022 | ||
 Argentina | | Border open No quarantine required Tests: Not Required Argentina’s borders are open to all travellers. There are no longer any COVID-19 specific entry requirements regardless of your vaccination status. Details of the situation in Argentina with regard to Coronavirus |
| August 31st, 2022 | ||
 South Korea | | Border open No quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. South Korea will be reopening borders to travellers of all nationalities. Since June 8th 2022, all travelers, regardless of their vaccination status and nationality, are exempt from quarantine. Starting from March 21st, 2022, all inbound passengers to Korea are required to enter their sanitary information on the Q-Code System, in order to receive a QR-Code to… [Read more] Details of the situation in South Korea with regard to Coronavirus |
| August 30th, 2022 | ||
 Singapore | | Border restrictions No quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all travelers. Singapore citizens and Permanent residents do not need an entry approval to enter Singapore. All travellers entering Singapore from 29 Aug 2022 no longer need entry approvals. For Short-Term Visitors and Long-Term Pass holders entering before 29 Aug 2022, entry is generally disallowed unless an Entry Approval is obtained for compelling reasons. Travellers may apply… [Read more] Details of the situation in Singapore with regard to Coronavirus |
| August 29th, 2022 | ||
Hong Kong | | Border open (lifting of restrictions) Quarantine required Tests: Negative PCR test is required for all countries. From 12 August 2022, non-Hong Kong residents and Hong Kong residents are allowed to enter Hong Kong from overseas. Before departing to Hong Kong, please pay attention to the relevant boarding, quarantine and testing arrangements. For details, refer to the information on this page and this Concise Guide (https://bit.ly/3AqpAqY) . Regarding Designated Quarantine… [Read more] Details of the situation in Hong Kong with regard to Coronavirus |
| August 25th, 2022 | ||
 Sudan | | Border open No quarantine required Tests: Not Required. All travelers can enter Sudan. Effective August 2, 2022, the Federal Ministry of Health announced the cancellation of all COVID-19 travel regulations imposed on the entry of travelers arriving in Sudan. Details of the situation in Sudan with regard to Coronavirus |
