Let’s take a look at which places can enter without quarantine⬇️⬇️⬇️
The Korean consulate announced that it will resume visa-free entry for holders of SAR passports and BNOs from July 1, but they need to apply for an electronic permit K-ETA online in advance, and the system will be open for applications from June 30.
South Korea earlier relaxed its entry epidemic prevention requirements from June 8, and foreigners who have not been vaccinated can also be exempted from quarantine. However, the requirement for tourists to be tested before entry and within 3 days of entry is still maintained.
Japan has eased entry restrictions since June 10, and travelers from low-risk "blue list" areas can enter with tour groups.
Hong Kong is also included in the "Blue List". Visitors do not need to show proof of vaccination, and can enter without testing and quarantine.
With the overall easing of the global epidemic, travel restrictions have been gradually eased in many places. Many popular tourist hotspots of Hong Kong people have opened up quarantine-free entry. Passengers do not need quarantine or testing as long as they complete the vaccination, and some tourist destinations have been completely lifted. Epidemic prevention measures.
As for the popular destination Taiwan, new entry guidelines have also been established, and the implementation date will be determined according to the trend of the epidemic.
It has been more than two years since the outbreak of the epidemic. Recently, many popular tourist destinations have gradually relaxed epidemic prevention restrictions. Among them, the United Kingdom and Nordic countries such as Norway and Denmark have completely lifted the epidemic prevention measures on entry, and no longer require passengers to be tested or quarantined, and they do not need to provide vaccines when entering the country. Proof of vaccination.
Many other regions have relaxed entry, but most of them retain the vaccination requirements. For example, Singapore, Thailand, etc. require passengers who have not completed the vaccination to undergo testing and quarantine, while inbound passengers who have completed the vaccination are not subject to this restriction.
From June 10, South Korea will allow travelers who have not received all the vaccines to enter without quarantine, but still maintain the testing requirements; and will resume visa-free entry for those holding SAR passports and BNOs from July 1, and travelers must apply online in advance Electronic License K-ETA (details, application link).
Most European locations such as France and Germany require incoming passengers who have not completed the vaccination to be tested or to provide a negative test certificate.
The United States, Canada, Australia, etc. temporarily do not accept the entry of passengers who have not completed the vaccination.
In an interview with the media earlier, Taiwan's Minister of Transportation Wang Guocai revealed that the local tourism bureau has prepared entry and exit guidelines, which will be submitted to the epidemic command center for approval.
The entry conditions for tourists include: following a tour group, taking three injections, and a negative PCR certificate 2 days before entry. In the initial stage, tourists may be required to enter with a tourist visa. The specific timetable will be determined according to the epidemic situation in Taiwan.
It should be noted that the quarantine arrangement in Hong Kong has not been relaxed yet. Those arriving from outside China are required to have received two doses of the designated vaccines. Citizens must reserve at least 7 days for post-arrival quarantine.
It is also necessary to prepare documents such as approved vaccination records, approved negative nucleic acid test results, and quarantine hotel reservation confirmation before boarding the return flight.
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