Which countries are relaxing and/or removing anticove restrictions?
Anticoid restrictions continue to be abolished in different parts of the world.
Italy will abolish sanitary passports from May 1. Since April 1, covid certificates are not required to visit most outdoor locations, and from May 1 in enclosed spaces. Wearing masks indoors is mandatory until April 30.
The Italian government will not extend the state of emergency.
Bulgaria will cancel the green certificate for public places from March 21. Schools will work normally.
Moldova abolished entry and internal covid protocols on March 16. No vaccination certificate or test certificate is required at the border. Mask mode has been canceled.
From March 20, Germany will remove restrictions on covid: masks will not be needed in schools and supermarkets, but are mandatory in medical clinics and nursing homes.
The UK has since March 18 lifted remaining restrictions on entry, including PCR tests for unvaccinated tourists.
Greece does not require the Passenger Search Form (PLF) from March 15. From March 8, you do not need to fill out such a questionnaire before flying to Romania.
From 23 March, the Netherlands plans to remove all covey restrictions, including on entry for travelers from countries outside the EU. The country will abolish the requirement for masks in public transport and covid certificates for public places.
Since March 14, there is no need to show evidence of vaccination when visiting bars, restaurants, stadiums, theaters. Mask mode has been canceled.
Since March 16, Uzbekistan has abolished the requirement to provide a PCR test for entry into the country of foreigners with a certificate of vaccination.
Since April 1, Thailand has removed the requirement for PCR tests taken before departure.
Cambodia has not required COVID-19 tests from tourists since March 17. Unvaccinated awaits quarantine for 14 days.
Vietnam has been open to foreign tourists since March 15. A negative covid test is required to enter, and an express test is waiting for travelers upon arrival.
Mongolia has opened its borders to foreigners since March 14, eliminating almost all sanitary requirements for those arriving from abroad. A health questionnaire is required upon arrival in Mongolia.
The Maldives has not required PCR tests for unvaccinated tourists since March 13. No masks.
Mauritius has canceled the PCR test before departure for vaccinated tourists since March 12.
Namibia has abolished the mandatory mask regimen and PCR tests for vaccinated tourists.
Canada will abolish entry tests for those vaccinated with WHO-approved vaccines from April 1.
Australia lifts its ban on international cruise ships in two years. Cruise tourism starts on April 17.
Source: atorus
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