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Anguilla has announced it will reopen its borders for international tourism starting on August 21, 2020.
Quincia Gumbs-Marie, Parliamentary Secretary for Tourism announced the reopening at a press conference hosted by the Premier Ellis Webster on Thursday.
“Anguilla is currently COVID-19 free, so our objective has always been to reopen in a prudent way, taking every precaution to protect the health and safety of our residents and our guests,” stated Ms. Gumbs-Marie. “We have witnessed the developments on some of our neighboring islands, and we have therefore established very strict protocols, grounded in our ability to contain and mitigate the risks of an imported case,” she continued.
Strict Covid-19 testing will be in effect. Here is everything you need to know about traveling to Anguilla.
Note: This article was published in August 2020 and while entry rules have stayed more or less the same, we have an always-updated guide here: “Anguilla's Covid-19 Entry Requirements Guide”
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All countries will be allowed to visit Anguilla under normal visa entry rules if they are granted the ‘travel authorization ticket' by applying on the official tourism website.
Before traveling to Anguilla all visitors must be granted pre-approval. Here are steps visitors must take to get travel authorization.
There have only been three confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Anguilla and the island has been Covid free for the last 4 months.
Visitors may apply for their travel authorization ticket as of August 21st, 2020 on the official Anguilla Tourism Website.
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