Georgia, a nation smack-dab between Europe and Asia, has announced the official launch of their much-anticipated Digital Nomad Visa program, called “Remotely From Georgia.” If 2020 brought us anything beneficial, I would have to say it’s the new global excitement of being able to work remotely, and not necessarily having to be chained to one …

Throughout 2020 and 2021, travelers flocked to Serbia for some of the most relaxed Covid-19 entry requirements in the world. As of 2022, the entry requirements have changed, and while it’s not as easy as it once was, it’s still relatively simple to visit.  Here are the latest restrictions and COVID-19 entry requirements for traveling …

China has started slowly reopening its borders to some travelers from Europe under new strict guidelines. China originally suspended entry for nearly all foreigners and slashed the volume of international passenger flights to and from the country back in March. As of August 10th, 2020, China will slowly begin reopening its borders and will now …

Traveling during Covid-19 is a very confusing time, but it doesn’t have to be. Travel Off Path has created countless covid-19 travel guides and resources so you’re able to navigate through all the uncertainty.  Of course, we have to say: Our guides, articles and groups are for general advice only. The global travel situation changes …

Belarus has officially reopened for tourism on July 15, 2020  Since reopening, they have changed their entry requirements a few times.  Originally, they were allowing over 70+ countries to enter without quarantine/tests, however now the rules are almost the polar opposite, requiring quarantines and tests from most world nations.  Countries Allowed To Travel To Belarus …

The European Union updated its allowed countries list on Thursday July, 30th and once again has left Americans off the list for the second time, as Covid-19 cases continue to soar in the United States.  The EU lifted temporary restrictions on non-essential travel for over a dozen countries on July 1st but the United States …

Europe has officially started reopening for tourism in mid-2021, after months of lockdowns and restrictions. The list below covers all of the countries in Europe that have officially opened for tourism, along with their testing and quarantine requirements, as well as any vaccination exemptions. We will cover which countries are allowed to visit each destination …

Hungary has reopened its borders for international tourism and is now accepting visitors from select countries all over the world, depending on risk classification. Below we have compiled a guide with everything you need to know about travelling to Hungary during these uncertain times, which countries can visit, entry requirements, and any other rules for …

Malta reopened for tourism on July 1, 2020, allowing visitors from many nations to enter the country without an isolation period or testing. Between reopening in July and the situation now in 2021, Malta has continued to add more countries to their approved ‘green’ and ‘amber’ lists. (see below) June 2021 is the official reopening date …

Every American (or non-EU traveler) is wondering if they can transit, transfer and connect through European airports, even if they are not technically allowed in the country at this time. The answer is = Yes. Well, mostly yes. There are some very important details about transiting through EU airports right now, especially if you are …

Estonia officially reopened the border for tourism June 1, 2020, starting with select countries within the EU. As of July, Estonia has now reopened for additional third-party countries and has launched their digital nomad visa program. As of mid-2021, Estonia has started allowing unrestricted access to a list of third-party safe countries. Below we have …

Updated for 2021. Romania has officially reopened its borders for tourism, allowing not just tourists from EU nations, but has removed the entry ban on foreign arrivals as of June 1, 2021. Romania started to first relax border restrictions in June 2020, but mostly to neighbouring countries and a few low-risk EU nations. Then throughout …