Craving an international vacation this year? Well, then you are just in time. Two super popular foreign destinations recently eased their travel restrictions and are now fully open to visitors. Scroll down to know about them.
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Starting from 13th September, i.e., today, travellers don’t need to provide proof of vaccination to enter New Zealand. The airline they are flying with, however, may still require them to produce the same.
One also does not need to take COVID-19 tests or self isolate on arrival in the country. Travellers will get free Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) at the airport and will be encouraged to test the day they arrive and on Day 5 or 6. They will have to report the test result on the health helpline. They must still complete the New Zealand Traveller Declaration.
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See the official tweet here:
– You'll no longer need to be vaccinated to enter New Zealand. People arriving from overseas will continue to receive free RATs at the airport and will be encouraged to test on day 0/1 and 5/6.
More information on preparing to travel to New Zealand: https://t.co/MsSZ40E1BL
— Unite against COVID-19 (@covid19nz) September 12, 2022
Also read: Japan and Thailand Release New Travel Rules
Qatar
Starting from 4th September, quarantine is no longer mandatory for travellers arriving in Qatar. This decision was taken in time for the FIFA World Cup 2022 scheduled to kick off in November in the country.
All visitors above the age of six, however, must take a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) within 24 hours of arrival.
They must also carry a negative RT-PCR test result valid for 48 hours or a Rapid Antigen Test result valid for 24 hours from their flight’s scheduled departure to the country.
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See the official tweet here:
Update on Travel policy to Qatar w.e.f. 6 pm Qatar time, 4 Sept 2022
1. No quarantine upon arrival, unless tested positive after arrival.
2. Undergo RAT within 24 hrs of arrival.
3. Visitors to carry 48 hrs valid negative RTPCR test or 24 hrs valid Rapid Antigen Test
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— India in Qatar (@IndEmbDoha) August 31, 2022
Want to know the travel rules for other countries? Refer to our COVID Guidelines tracker here.
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