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Authorities in Denmark have categorized Cyprus, Latvia, and Germany (with the exception of Schleswig-Holstein) as “high-risk”. Starting October 24, travelers coming from these countries will only be allowed entry into Denmark for essential purposes. Danish citizens and residents are also discouraged from visiting these high-risk countries unless absolutely necessary.
The Maldives, Canary Islands, Denmark, and the Greek island of Mykonos have recently been added to the UK government’s travel corridors list. Starting Sunday, October 25, travelers coming from these countries will NO longer need to undergo a 14-day mandatory quarantine on arrival.
Authorities in Costa Rica have eased the entry requirements for foreign tourists. Starting October 26, visitors arriving in Costa Rica will no longer be required to submit a negative result of a PCR Covid-19 test. Visitors are still required to fill out an electronic Health Pass before travel and ensure that they have the right travel insurance.
Authorities in Belize have now allowed visitors to move about freely. However, it is recommended that they remain within the “Tourism Safe Corridor”, such as the Gold Standard certified tourism sites and attractions, restaurants, tour operators, and gift shops.
On Oct. 31, 2020, the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis will reopen its borders to international visitors. The country will implement a phased reopening plan that will allow citizens, permanent residents, and tourists, including Americans, to travel to the islands. All visitors will be subject to restrictions and protocols, such as submitting a negative PCR test result taken within 72 hours of travel.
On Oct. 21, Thailand has reopened its borders to tourism, but with very limited foreign tourists' entry and inbound flights, using the special tourist visas, allowing international visitors to stay in the country for more than 200 days. Visitors must adhere to strict health protocols, such as COVID-19 testing upon arrival and an initial 14-day quarantine. They are also required to have health insurance coverage of at least US$100,000.
Authorities in South Africa have significantly reduced their list of “high risk” countries from 60 to only 22. However, the list still includes the United States, UK, Canada, and some European countries. Travelers from high-risk countries can only enter South Africa for essential reasons. All visitors, regardless of the country they came from, must submit a negative PCR test taken no longer than 72 hours from the time of departure.
Authorities in the US have extended the land border closure with Mexico and Canada to all non-essential travels through at least Nov. 21, as part of their ongoing efforts to curb the spread of coronavirus disease.
Starting October 16, all travelers coming from Italy, Liechtenstein, and Bulgaria must go on a mandatory quarantine upon arrival in Lithuania. These countries have been added to their list of COVID-19 high-risk countries.
