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MANDATORY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
OUR ISLAND IS OPEN TO VISITORS FROM ALL COUNTRIES
All travelers 18 years and older, regardless of their status (resident, non-resident, fully vaccinated or unvaccinated) must submit a travel registration form, and all travelers 5 years and older must take a PCR test 5 days or less before arrival in Saint Lucia.
International visitors must adhere to all safety protocols in place throughout Saint Lucia, including wearing a mask in public. Travelers are subject to mandatory screening and temperature checks at the port of entry and throughout your stay.
Travelers must download and print the HEALTH SCREENING FORM. The form must be completed on the day of travel and presented at the health screening desk on arrival in Saint Lucia.
PCR TEST REQUIREMENTS
Please note that the following should be included on the test results that you upload:
The name, address and telephone number of the lab where the sample was taken
Your CORRECT name
Your CORRECT date of birth
The date the test was done
The type of test and the method of testing
The result
All arriving passengers to Jamaica will be required to have a Travel Authorization prior to check-in for a flight to Jamaica – Travel Authorization Card
Travelers that are low risk will not be tested at the airport and can enjoy their trip within the ‘tourism corridor’.
Travelers that are deemed high-risk will be tested on arrival.
Travelers that are ultra-high risk (from certain US states) need to take a PCR test before travelling AND be tested again on arrival.
Travelers that want to stay outside the ‘tourism corridor’ will have to quarantine for 14 days.
All non-residents visiting Jamaica from the United States, Brazil, the Dominican Republic and Mexico are now required to obtain COVID-19 PCR test results prior to travelling to the island.
Outgoing passengers will be allowed to leave. Incoming and outgoing cargo continues to be allowed.
People entering Jamaica (by special order of the Minister for Immigration) must be quarantined for 14 days.
Port Authority of Jamaica has closed ports for cruise ships’ arrivals.
EU citizens can leave with these flights provided they have valid US ESTAs and proof of connecting flights to Europe.
Click here for up to date Jamaica covid-19 guidance
ALL travellers into Barbados, inclusive of those deemed fully vaccinated, are asked to review, and indicate their acceptance of the following:
ALL travellers must travel with a valid negative Standard COVID-19 PCR test result.
With specific reference to the type of PCR test required and accepted for entry into Barbados:
Specific Requirements:
Please note that the following will NOT be accepted:
All arriving passengers by air must have a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR (real time polymerase chain reaction) test for SARS-CoV-2 using a nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal swab taken within seven days of their flight. (This includes transiting passengers). Children below the age of 12 years, entering Antigua, DO NOT REQUIRE a COVID -19 RT-PCR test which is subject to change by July 31, 2021.
As of August 1st 2021, as per the updated Travel Advisory dated 23 July 2021, the age at children permitted to enter Antigua and Barbuda without being required to present a RT-PCR test for SARS-CoV-2 negative result of seven (7) days has been lowered from (12) years to five (5) years. This will take effect from August 1, 2021. See more Here
Passengers who knowingly present false declarations of Covid-19 certificates on arrival will be fined according to the laws of Antigua and Barbuda.
The Mexican Caribbean is distinguished by welcoming its visitors open arms, providing a warmth and great service which makes everyone feel at home.
The Mexican Caribbean and all of its destinations have the “Safe Travels” seal given by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC); being the first in the Americas to receive such certification for destinations that adopt global standards to ensure the hygiene at establishments and protocols to ensure the travelers´ safety.
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Can I travel to the Mexican Caribbean? – YES
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Are the hotels open? – YES
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Are beaches open? – YES
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Are the restaurants open? – YES
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Do I require a vaccine? – NO
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