Countries That Are Open to COVID-19 Vaccinated Travelers

After staying indoors for eternity, travel lovers are hoping to tour foreign places and feed their enthusiasm for traveling. The rate of vaccination is different in every country. Some countries are entirely open to vaccinated travelers, while others continue to impose strict restrictions on tourists. This article contains a list of countries that allow fully vaccinated travelers to tour around. So if you are a travel enthusiast, keep on reading and pack your bags for your journey.

Anguilla

Anguilla had allowed vaccinated travelers to travel since April 12. There are a few conditions for the tourists to come. They must have had their second dose 21 days before their arrival and must stay in a seven-day quarantine. The travelers must submit their test results 3 to 5 days before reaching Anguilla and take a second test upon arrival.

The fully vaccinated travelers must pay an entry fee of 300 dollars to stay under 90 days in a hotel or villa. They will remove the entry fee from July 1, and they would also stop the entry protocols and measures from October 1 for fully vaccinated travelers.

The Bahamas

The Bahamas are open for both fully vaccinated travelers and unvaccinated travelers. The only difference is that the unvaccinated travelers have to show proof that they are tested negative for covid and must take the test no more than five days before visiting the Bahamas. The unvaccinated tourists also need to fill a daily health questionnaire and take a quick Covid-19 antigen exam on the 5th day of their trip. They expect the tourists to follow the safety protocols laid down by the government.

Bermuda

The vaccinated travelers traveling to Bermuda must bring proof of negative covid-19 PCR test within 72 hours of flying to Bermuda. They expect the visitors to take another covid-19 test when they arrive. The tourists will be kept in quarantine until they receive an unfavorable report. After confirming that the visitors are affected by the coronavirus, they need not stay in quarantine. However, there would be a covid test on the 4th, 8th, and 14th day of their visit.

Croatia

According to the policies laid down by Croatia’s ministry of the interior, travelers can visit Croatia 14 days after they get an injection with the second dose of the vaccine. They can also come if they have received a single dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. If not vaccinated, the tourists can also present a negative covid-19 PCR test that must be taken 48 hours before travel. If you took a rapid test, they expect you to take a second test ten days after the first test.

Denmark

Denmark is now allowing vaccinated travelers from specific countries to visit.

According to the country’s tourism board,” There are no longer any restrictions in terms of ‘worthy purpose,’ testing and isolation for these travelers.” The government is also going to host both WorldPride and LGBTQ-Euro games. They will be held in August to showcase the life of the author Hans Cristian Andreson.  

Ecuador

Vaccinated travelers are allowed to tour around Ecuador. They are also entitled to explore the Galapagos island, one of Ecuador’s most famous travel spots. The tourists must have a covid-19 vaccination certificate. The tourists will be checked and screened to see if they possess covid-19 symptoms, including fever, cough, general malaise, loss of smell, and taste. They will be evaluated and assessed by health ministry personnel.

Grenada

The fully vaccinated travelers have had more minor quarantine requirements imposed on them since May 1. However, the vaccinated travelers will need to provide the test results for the PCR test, which must be negative. The tests should be taken 72 hrs before travel. The tourists must go through another test at the airport and stay in quarantine until the results are out. The travelers who are not vaccinated must remain in isolation for seven days. They also need to take a PCR test on the 5th day.

Iceland

According to the policies laid down by the government of Iceland, vaccinated travelers need not stay in quarantine or take any tests. Iceland is also open to tourists who were diagnosed with covid-19 and have now recovered. They are required to bring evidence of being tested negative now. 

Israel

Every tourist is required to undergo a PCR test before taking a flight to Israel.

According to Eyal Carlin who is Israel’s tourism commissioner for North America, “Sixty percent of Israel’s population has been inoculated, and with the United States and Israel utilizing the same vaccine, we are optimistic that by summer we can open our doors wide and welcome every visitor to Israel who would like to come.”