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The Swiss authorities categorized the following countries as high-risk - Andorra, Armenia, Belgium, and the Czech Republic, as well as the following French territories - the Hauts-de-France region, ĂŽle de France region, and French Polynesia. Starting Oct. 29, travelers coming from these areas will have to go into quarantine upon arrival in Switzerland.
Starting October 30, 2020, residents of Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Uruguay can enter Argentina for tourism purposes. There's no mandatory quarantine needed, for as long as they can provide a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of entry. All visitors must also sign an affidavit declaring they are Covid-free and agree to a health screening including temperature checks.
Starting Oct. 29, authorities in Belarus will close the country's land borders with Poland, Ukraine, Latvia, and Lithuania, as part of its measures to combat the spread of coronavirus disease. The only land border that will remain open is the nation's border with Russia. Visitors can still enter the country by air, through the Minsk National Airport, the country's main international airport.
According to the Tourism Authority of Thailand, medical insurance with at least US$100,000 coverage is now a compulsory requirement for all foreign visitors wishing to enter Thailand. At present, Thailand is only accepting tourists under the Special Tourist Visa (STV) scheme.
Authorities in Dubai have changed the COVID‑19 PCR test requirements for some arriving passengers. Starting October 26, tourists coming from the UK and Germany will have the option to take a COVID‑19 PCR test on arrival. They have also required some travelers that came from certain destinations to undergo a mandatory two-test rule.
Starting October 31, 2020, visitors coming from Canada will no longer be allowed entry into Portugal except if they are visiting for essential reasons.
Beginning November, Jamaican authorities will require all foreign visitors to purchase the “Jamaica Cares,” travel insurance plan that will provide visitors with emergency medical and crisis response services in partnership with emergency services firm Global Rescue. This will cost $40 per person and will cover services including “case management, transport logistics, field rescue, evacuation and repatriation for medical emergencies including COVID-19.
Authorities in Lithuania have re-categorized Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Latvia, and Estonia under “yellow countries”. Starting Monday, October 26, citizens coming from these countries will no longer need to undergo quarantine or testing procedures upon entry into Lithuania.
Authorities in Norway have categorized the entire country of Sweden as “red” or high-risk and advises its citizens against non-essential travels to the country. In line with this, all visitors coming from Sweden must undergo a 10-day mandatory quarantine upon entry into Norway.
