is allowed with no restrictions. travellers from some eu countries are required to have negative covid-19 test. since 10 october 2020, latvia has introduced a ten-day quarantine from travellers from high-risk countries. lithuania: entry from eu countries (including uk, vatican city, andorra, monaco, iceland, lichtenstein, norway, switzerland and san marino) is allowed with no restrictions. malta: entry from eu countries (including uk, vatican city, andorra, monaco, iceland, lichtenstein, norway, switzerland and san marino) is allowed with no restrictions. norway: "travellers from eea/schengen countries with acceptable levels of infection" have been able to visit the country since 15 july 2020. norway currently has a 10-day quarantine (at a designated quarantine hotel for non-residents) for those returning from international travel. poland: borders reopened for eu nationals on 13 june 2020 with no quarantine condition, and some international flights from within the bloc have restarted. portugal: nationals of eu countries, schengen area and passengers on flights from the uk, brazil, the community of portuguese language countries, the us, canada, venezuela and south africa are allowed in the country. romania: people coming from eu countries as well as norway, switzerland, iceland and liechtenstein may enter but they must self-isolate for 14 days if the incidence rate in their country of origin is greater than the one in romania. slovakia: entry from most of eu countries (including uk, vatican city, andorra, monaco, iceland, lichtenstein, norway, switzerland and san marino) is allowed with no restrictions. everyone entering the country from abroad must provide a negative pcr test taken within the previous 72 hours, or self-isolate for 10 days or until they present a negative test. slovenia: entry from most of eu countries (including uk, vatican city, andorra, monaco, iceland, lichtenstein, norway, switzerland and san marino) is allowed with no restrictions. travellers from some eu countries are required to have negative covid-19 test. anyone entering from a country with high levels of covid-19 will have to quarantine for 14 days. spain: spain reopened its borders to eu member states, schengen area countries and the uk on 21 june. none of these travellers have to self-isolate. sweden: beginning 19 march 2020, there is an entry ban which applies to all foreign citizens attempting to enter sweden from all countries except those in the eea, the uk and switzerland. switzerland: switzerland reopened borders to all eu countries, the uk, norway, iceland and liechtenstein on 15 june 2020. other european countries: isle of man: as of 28 june 2021, isle of man reopens borders to non-residents. any visitors will have to apply for a permit in advance of their trip. moldova: as of 1 september 2020, moldova open the border for citizens of 53 countries. russia: as of 4 september 2021, russia has reopened its borders to nationals and residents of 49 countries, allowing tourists to visit. all passengers from approved countries must have a negative pcr test, taken no longer than 72 hours before arrival. united kingdom: all incoming passengers must complete a passenger locator form in advance, including their departure country and uk address. they also have to show proof of a negative covid-19 test taken within 72 hours before travelling to be allowed entry. travellers must then self-isolate for 10 days. a rule taking effect 2 august 2021 will remove the isolation requirement for fully vaccinated people coming from europe and the us. as of january 2021, there were travel bans on 33 countries "where the risk of a new variant is greatest". under its 33 'red list countries', the uk banned all direct flights from the uae due to rising concerns over the spread of a south african covid-19 variant. those arriving from the uae in the previous 10 days will not be allowed to enter the uk. uk nationals and people with residency rights coming via uae can enter the uk but must self-isolate in government-approved hotels for 10 days. failure to do so will imply a fine up to £10,000 or a prison sentence up to 10 years. oceania australia: entry denied to all travellers except residents of new zealand and singapore. since 16 october 2020, all arrivals from new zealand regardless of citizenship can enter australia, without having to undergo mandatory quarantine (provided they have been in new zealand for at least 14 days). this arrangement was partially suspended from 25 to 31 january, 15–21 and 25 february – 20 march 2021, due to community transmission in new zealand. however, any person – regardless of citizenship or residency status – travelling to australia from any other international destination will be required to undergo a compulsory 14-day quarantine, beginning from their date of arrival. the regulations, effective from 16 march 2020, also ban cruise ships arriving from international waters from docking at any australian port. according to josh frydenberg, the treasurer of australia, australia's international borders will largely remain closed until mid-2022 at the earliest. only fully vaccinated citizens, permanent residents, and their immediate family, as well as fully vaccinated travellers from new zealand and singapore, are allowed in. new zealand: entry denied to all travellers except residents of australia. quarantine-free flights from new zealand to australia began in october 2020 and from australia to new zealand in april 2021. the australia/new zealand travel bubble was suspended on 24 july 2021 due to delta outbreaks in australia. since 21 january 2021, all arrivals from the cook islands can enter new zealand, without having to undergo mandatory quarantine (provided they have been in cook islands for at least 14 days). however, since 23:59 on 19 march 2020, borders are closed to all other non-citizens and non-residents including the previously exempt pacific islands or temporary visa holders (such as students). beginning 15 march, any person entering new zealand from overseas, including new zealand citizens, are required to undergo mandatory managed isolation and quarantine (miq), for 14 days following entry. for arrivals resulting in stays in nz intended to exceed 90 days, miq is government funded. shorter travel periods incur a $3,000 miq fee. all cruise ships are banned. countries and territories open for tourism a majority of countries are open for tourism. some entry restrictions may be in place, such as pcr test or proof of vaccination. africa benin: benin has resumed most transportation options (including airport operations) and business operations (including day cares and schools), although land borders remain closed to most travelers. botswana: as of 1 december 2020, all countries are welcome in botswana under regular visa laws, all passengers must have a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours before arrival. cape verde: as of 12 october 2020, cape verde is officially open for tourism. all travelers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. democratic republic of the congo: as of 15 august 2020, the democratic republic of the congo has resumed commercial flights. all travelers need to present a negative covid-19 test. djibouti: as of 18 july 2020, djiboutian air, sea and land borders have reopened. egypt: as of 1 july 2020, egypt is officially open for tourism. as of 15 august, all passengers must have a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours before arrival. ethiopia: ethiopia has reopened the airport for international arrivals. passengers will need to bring a negative pcr test taken within 5 days of arrival. they are also required to self-isolate at home for 14 days. ghana: as of 1 september 2020, ghana is officially open for tourism, all new arrivals must take a coronavirus test 72 hours prior to arrival. kenya: as of 1 august 2020, kenya has opened its international airports to regular air traffic. all arriving passengers on international flights whose body temperature is not above 37.5 °c (99.5 °f); do not have a persistent cough, difficulty in breathing or other flu-like symptoms; have negative pcr based covid – 19 test carried out within 96 hours before travel and are from countries considered low to medium risk covid – 19 transmission areas would be exempt from quarantine. liberia: as of 29 june 2020, liberia has opened its international airport to regular air traffic. mauritius: as of 15 july 2021, mauritius reopen borders for vaccinated travellers after 16 months. travelers must present proof of a negative pcr covid-19 test taken no longer than 72 hours before departure. namibia: as of 1 september 2020, namibia has reopen its international airport to regular air traffic. nigeria: as of 5 september 2020, nigeria has reopen its international airports to regular air traffic. all countries can once again enter nigeria under normal visa rules. republic of the congo: as of 24 august, the republic of congo reopened its international airports and international passenger flights have resumed. travelers entering the republic of congo must present a negative covid-19 test from within 72 hours of departure upon arrival. rwanda: as of 1 august 2020, rwanda has opened its international airport to regular air traffic. seychelles: as of 1 june 2020, the seychelles have reopened to tourists from 19 countries. as of 24 november 2020, the country have reopened to tourists from 42 countries. as of 25 march 2021, seychelles reopen tourism to all countries. all travelers need to present a negative covid-19 test. sierra leone: sierra leone reopened for tourism on 22 july 2020. south africa: as of 1 october 2020, south africa is officially open for tourism, all new arrivals not in possession of a negative pcr test, or older than 72 hours will be required to test on arrival. tanzania: tanzania has not implemented any entry restrictions. togo: as of 1 august 2020, togo reopened its international airport and international passenger flights have resumed. travelers entering togo must present a negative covid-19 test. tunisia: as of 16 november 2020, all countries are welcome in tunisia under regular visa laws, all passengers must have a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours before arrival. uganda: uganda reopened for tourism on 1 october 2020. zambia: as of 26 june 2020, zambia has opened its international airports to regular air traffic. non-residents entering zambia must show a negative covid-19 test result from within the past 14 days. zimbabwe: as of 1 october 2020, zimbabwe is officially open for tourism. all arrivals, regardless if they are nationals returning home or foreign tourists, will need to bring a negative pcr test with them, taken no longer than 48 hours before the time of flight departure. americas antigua and barbuda: antigua and barbuda has officially reopened to international visitors on 4 june 2020. a negative covid-19 test is not required in order to enter antigua and barbuda, testing will be done upon arrival to all incoming passengers. there is no quarantine required upon arrival. argentina: as of 1 november 2021, argentina is officially open for tourism. bahamas: as of 1 july 2020, the bahamas is officially open for tourism. all travelers must present proof of a negative covid-19 pcr test. the test result can not be older than 7 days prior to the date of arrival. barbados: barbados does not have any entry restrictions. on arrival in barbados, travelers are required to present evidence of a negative result of a pcr covid-19 test. if an arriving passenger, does not have a negative test within 72 hours, they will need to get a test at the airport, and then quarantine for up to two days at their own expense until test results come in. if a passenger tests positive, will be put into isolation. belize: as of 1 october 2020, belize is officially open for tourism. all passengers, of all nationalities, who meet immigration rules are permitted entry to belize. bermuda: as of 1 july 2020, bermuda has opened its international airport to regular air traffic. all tourists are charged a us$75 fee to cover covid-19 tests on arrival. bolivia: as of 12 october 2020, bolivia has reopened its borders to all countries for tourism. travelers are required to present a negative pcr test result. brazil: as of 29 july 2020, brazil is officially open for tourism. british virgin islands: british virgin islands have officially reopen to international tourism in december 2020. all arriving visitors are required to quarantine for four days at their hotel, resort, villa or docked vessel. canada: effective 1 october 2022, canada reverted to pre-covid restrictions on entry, no longer requiring vaccination or a pre-departure