Testing required.
Anguilla requires a series of PCR tests be done for all incoming tourists, starting before arrival.
5-Days Before Arrival
All passengers must perform a PCR test, taken no longer than 5 days before arrival into Aguilla, and show the negative result to customs.
Testing on Arrival
All passengers will also receive a test on arrival at the airport in Anguilla. Results will be made in 2-24 hours. The passenger will have to quarantine in their room until results are available. After a negative result, they can use the hotel’s public facilities and some guided movement tours.
Day 10 or 14
If the tourist is staying longer than the self-isolation period (10 to 14 days depending on where they came from) they will take another PCR test on the 10th or 14th day, of which a negative result will release them from all self-isolation requirements and they can move freely around the island.
Robert Rix
Tuesday 15th of December 2020
Nice post. Thanks for share with me
Liberty
Monday 14th of December 2020
Absolutely ridiculous. I don't even travel to countries that require one test.
Dennis
Monday 14th of December 2020
This whole thing is getting old I guess alot of these countries would rather have people not come on vacation. I mean having to take three tests before and during you visit. And having to pay an extra $600 on top of your flight and resort, my wife and i would not do it.
Kashlee Kucheran
Monday 14th of December 2020
I do agree that $600 on top of all other expenses (which are already inflated in the Caribbean) is just too much. I am doubting it costs the islands this much more per visitor in additional health services, so it just seems a little off to me.