FULLY VACCINATED TRAVELLERS WITH 2-DAY NEGATIVE TEST RESULT NO LONGER REQUIRED TO TEST ON ARRIVAL
Written by Fuze Social Team on November 18, 2021
The Covid 19 Control and Suppression (Entry of Persons) regulations have been amended where fully vaccinated travelers with approved rapid negative test result taken no later than forty-eight hours before coming to the Territory are no longer required to be tested for COVID-19 upon arrival.
The regulation says these persons would be allowed to move freely within the Territory, subject to adhering to the relevant COVID-19 enactments and protocols in the Territory, including the relevant physical distancing protocols, wearing of masks and sanitisation measures.
However, it says further that a person who would have obtained his or her PCR or approved rapid negative test result taken no later than forty-eight hours before arrival in the Territory but is unable to present the results to enter the Territory within the forty-eight hours’ time period, for reasons such as delays and overnight layovers, shall be required to undertake a rapid antigen test on the day of arrival in the Territory.” Meantime the territory’s active Covid 19 positive has risen to 21.
