Albania becomes the latest country to remove all of its Covid-19 related entry requirements as of May 1, 2022. The European country, known for its stunning mountain ranges and diverse, natural landscapes, along with tranquil beaches, joins a growing list of nations dropping travel rules, becoming the 36th country to ‘return to normal’. Whilst it …
The Dominican Republic now joins the list of countries that have removed all pandemic-related entry requirements, becoming the 35th nation to do so. Earlier on in 2022, the Dominican Republic had removed almost all of their covid entry requirements but kept just a few in place that still presented barriers to entry for some travelers. …
Canada Further Eases Entry Requirements Canada has changed its COVID-19 border rules again to make travel easier and more accessible for Canadians and international tourists. These changes include unvaccinated and partially vaccinated kids aged between 5 and 11 no longer requiring COVID-19 tests, among a few other relaxations. Canada has been open for tourism since …
In more travel news this week, officials in Switzerland announced on Thursday that the nation will be removing its covid-related entry requirements for travelers. The updated guidance will come into effect on May 2nd, 2022. The announcement was made by Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) on Thursday via a post on Twitter, confirming that …
North Macedonia Removes All COVID-19 Entry Requirements North Macedonia has become the 33rd country worldwide to abolish all entry requirements. The nation is a popular destination for backpackers visiting the Balkan region. North Macedonia’s New Entry Requirements North Macedonia has removed all COVID-19 restrictions. As a result, all travelers—regardless of their vaccination status—can enter North …
As the world is pushing for a post-pandemic way of life more and more countries are loosening their Covid-19 restrictions. Some countries have gone as far as to remove Covid restrictions altogether. Every week we are hearing about additional countries that are ditching mask mandates, Covid testing, and quarantine requirements. Bonaire now joins the ever-growing …
With more than thirty countries across the world having removed all of their entry requirements for travelers – 8 of these countries are located in Latin America and the Caribbean, just a stone’s throw away for eager vacationers. Let’s take a look at the 8 nations – from both of these regions – which you …
After more than two years of countless updates to its entry requirements and travel warnings, Jamaica is fully reopening to all travelers without restrictions. Set to come into effect on Friday, April 15, 2022, Jamaica has decided to lift its pre-departure Covid test requirements for travelers. The pre-departure test was the last remaining Covid-related entry …
Chilean authorities announced on Tuesday that starting on Thursday, April 14th, international travelers will no longer be required to present proof of vaccination or a PCR test to enter. This means that travelers from all nations, regardless of vaccination status, can once again enter Chile test-free and quarantine-free. After this announcement, Chile became the 31st …
It’s official. Greece is fully reopening for summer 2022. It was announced on Monday that Greece will become the 30th nation to remove Covid-related entry requirements for all travelers, including those from the US, Canada, and the UK. The new rules are scheduled to go into effect on May 2, 2022, according to local reports …
Czechia just became the 29th nation to scrap all of its Covid-related entry requirements for travelers. It was announced on Friday that the Czech Republic will remove all of its entry requirements for incoming and returning travelers. The rules are now in effect, starting April 9, 2022. The announcement was made by the Czech government, …
Heading to Europe Soon? These European Nations Have No Entry Restrictions Europe is leading the world trend in removing all COVID-19 entry requirements. In the last four months, 28 nations in total have removed all entry requirements, with almost half of them being in the European continent. Yes, this means travelers can enter with: No …