Travelers arriving to Colombia are no longer required to obtain a negative COVID test to enter the country. Passengers must still complete the “Colombia’s Check-Mig immigration form” in advance of departure and/or arrival and follow other protocols upon arrival such as mask-wearing.
Exceptionally hard-hit by the pandemic, COVID in South America is seeing a sudden drop in cases and deaths, apparently from rapid and thorough vaccines on the heels of a horrific wave that provided antibodies to those it didn’t kill. Countries starts to lift restrictions to international travelers.
Chile Reopen Borders: The south american country has announced that it will begin accepting foreign tourists with strict entry requirements beginning October 1, after more than a year and a half of closed borders. The country will allow only fully vaccinated tourists by air through the airports in Santiago, Iquique and Antofagasta. Travelers must satisfy the country’s entry requirements to be allowed in.
Argentina to lift almost all Coronavirus (Covid-19) restrictions as cases and deaths fall. Masks will no longer be required outdoors as government says country could be at ‘end of pandemic’. Easing of rules would allow more economic, industrial and commercial activities in closed places, while borders would gradually reopen from this month, with all tourists allowed back in from November.
Peru Travel Restrictions update. The Peruvian government has announced that mandatory quarantine for foreign travellers entering the country will be lifted, although flights of over eight hours and connections with Brazil will remain suspended.
Foreign nationals can only enter Chile if they have an urgent reason to do so. Flights to Santiago resumed. Chile Travel Restrictions.
Uruguay, a nation who’s been held in high regard by many nations for their extremely successful handling of the virus, has made the tough decision to keep borders shut, due to increased risk worldwide. Uruguay Travel Restrictions details on the following article. Uruguay’s borders will remain closed for international tourism, until at least 2021. The … Read more
Brazil officially reopened its borders for international tourism on September 24, 2020. Citizens af all countries in the world are allowed to enter the country following the following requirements. Those coming to Brazil for short-duration trips (up to 90 days) may show the air carrier an insurance document valid in Brazil, before boarding, for health care costs.
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