After two years of COVID-19 pandemic and with travel restrictions, many countries are now preparing to return to new normal, while some have scrapped most of the COVID-related rules to make travel easier, and stress-free again.
This short article will reveal to you the list of some countries that have already dropped their COVID-19 travel restrictions.
Top on the list of countries that have scrapped the Covid-19 rules is the United Kingdom. The UK recently announced the mask mandate and vaccine passports. The government also announced that fully vaccinated travelers will no longer be required to take a pre-departure test before arriving in the country from February 11, 2022. But unvaccinated travelers will still be required to book a PCR test before departure.
Another country that has removed travel restrictions is Norway. As of February 2022, Norway has removed almost all of its COVID-19 restrictions, and also eased its entry rules. Earlier in January, the Norwegian authorities announced that the quarantine requirement will also be removed as this measure is no longer considered necessary for controlling the infection. As travelers will now be able to visit Norway without undergoing self-isolation, even if they are not vaccinated or have recovered from the virus. But unvaccinated travelers will need to get tested and complete the entry form before they arrive in the country.
South Africa has also removed its Covid-19 rules and happened to be one of the first African countries to remove almost all COVID-19 restrictions. The government removed the mandatory requirement of self-isolation for people with no symptoms. As per the reports, only those are required to self isolate for 7 days who have COVID symptoms. However, wearing masks is still compulsory in public transport and public places.
Other countries are Sweeden, Ireland, Denmark, and El Salvador.
As you think about the countries to visit next, do consider some of the aforementioned.
As you think about the countries to visit next, do consider some of the aforementioned.
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