test or form. chile: as of 23 november 2020, chile is officially open for tourism. incoming passengers are required to show a negative pcr coronavirus test no more than three days old. colombia: as of 19 september 2020, colombia has opened its international airports to regular air traffic. travelers are required to present a negative pcr test result issued within 96 hours prior to departure. costa rica: as of 1 november 2020, all nations are welcome under 'normal/pre-covid' visa requirements and pcr testing is no longer required for tourists entering the country. cuba: as of 15 november 2020, travelers from all countries are permitted to visit cuba under regular visa requirements. tourists arriving into cuba will be tested for covid-19 at the airport. after the test is taken, the traveler will quarantine at their hotel for a maximum for 24 hours for test results. if the test is negative, the traveler can enjoy their vacation. dominica: as of 7 august 2020, dominica is officially open for tourism, but all new arrivals must take a coronavirus test 24–72 hours prior to arrival hours before they travel. dominican republic: as of 8 july 2020, dominican republic is officially open for tourism. ecuador: as of 1 june 2020, ecuador has opened its international airport to regular air traffic. el salvador: as of 19 september 2020, el salvador's airports resumed commercial flights. incoming passengers are required to show a negative pcr coronavirus test no more than three days old. grenada: as of 1 august 2020, grenada is officially open for tourism. guatemala: as of 18 september 2020, guatemala reopened its domestic and international airports to regular air traffic, as well as official border crossings. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test no more than three days old, except guatemalan citizens, foreign residents and diplomats at land border crossings. guyana: as of 12 october 2020, guyana is officially open for tourism. haiti: as of 1 july 2020, haiti reopened its two international airports in port-au-prince and cape haitian, as well as four official border crossings. honduras: as of 17 august 2020, honduras reopened its domestic and international airports to regular air traffic. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test. jamaica: as of 15 june 2020, jamaica is officially open for tourism. martinique: martinique does not have any entry restrictions, but all arriving passengers, must quarantine for 14 days. mexico: mexico does not have any entry restrictions. nicaragua: nicaragua has not implemented any entry restrictions. panama: as of 12 october 2020, panama is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 48 hours of arrival. paraguay: effective from december 2020, paraguay re-opens borders to tourists. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. puerto rico: puerto rico has not implemented any entry restrictions, but all new arrivals must take a coronavirus test 72 hours before they travel. saint lucia: as of 4 june 2020, saint lucia is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 48 hours of arrival. saint vincent and the grenadines: as of 1 july 2020, saint vincent and the grenadines is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers will be tested upon arrival and must wait 24-hours in hotel for the results. sint maarten: as of 1 august 2020, sint maarten is officially open for tourism. turks and caicos islands: as of 22 july 2020, turks and caicos is officially open for tourism. united states: from the beginning of the pandemic and into 2021, the northern and southern borders have remained closed to non-essential travel by people who are neither u.s. citizens nor permanent residents. from the declaration of the public health emergency on 31 january 2020, people other than u.s. citizens, permanent residents, and their immediate family were prohibited from entering the u.s. within 14 days of being in china. on 2 february, all inbound passengers who had been to hubei in the previous 14 days were placed under quarantine for up to 14 days. american citizens who have traveled to the rest of mainland china were allowed to continue their travel home if they were asymptomatic, but would be monitored by local health departments. from 2 march, foreign nationals who have traveled to iran within the past 14 days were denied permission to enter the u.s. american citizens and permanent residents returning to the united states who had travelled to iran within the previous 14 days had to enter through an approved airport. on 13 march, incoming travel from the schengen area in europe was suspended. a proclamation issued days earlier stated that this restriction applied only to foreign nationals who had been to a country within the schengen area in the past 14 days. the ban did not apply to, for example, legal permanent residents and most immediate family members of u.s. citizens. also, cargo and trading goods were not affected. on 14 march, the trump administration extended the ban to include the united kingdom and ireland for 30 days, although the proclamation more vaguely said they would "remain in effect until terminated by the president." effective 29 may, foreigners coming from brazil were restricted from entering the us. on 6 august, the u.s. department of state lifted a level 4 global health travel advisory issued on 19 march which advised american citizens to avoid all international travel. as of 26 january 2021, all air passengers ages two and older must show proof of a negative covid-19 test to enter the united states and travel restrictions were reinstated for people who visited the schengen area, the federative republic of brazil, the united kingdom, the republic of ireland and south africa, 14 days before their attempted entry into the us. a rule change scheduled to take effect in november 2021 would require a narrower testing window for unvaccinated travelers: a test within one day of entry to the us for those who are unvaccinated, compared to three days allowed for fully vaccinated travelers. unvaccinated travelers will also have to test a second time after they land in the us. on 8 november 2021, after nearly 20 months of travel ban, vaccinated international tourists were allowed to travel to the usa. united states virgin islands: as of 1 june 2020, united states virgin islands are officially open for tourism. tourists must undergo temperature checks and health screenings upon entry. uruguay: as of 1 november 2021, uruguay reopens borders to vaccinated foreigners. asia afghanistan: as of 24 june 2020, afghanistan resumed international air travel. armenia: as of 12 august 2020, armenia has opened its borders to air passenger tourists from all nations. bahrain: effective from 4 september 2020, bahrain re-opens borders to tourists and non-residents from 182 countries. passengers must undergo a pcr test at their own expense after landing. those staying in the country for longer than 10 days must take a follow-up test on the 10th day of their visit. georgia: as of 1 february 2021, georgia is officially open for tourism. travelers have 2 choices: they can enter restrictions-free if they are vaccinated, or if not, they can do a double testing procedure. georgia has lifted all restrictions for foreign travellers, who are arriving by air and are able to show proof of being vaccinated by the two doses of covid-19 vaccine. iraq: as of 23 july 2020, iraq resumed international air travel. all travelers arriving from abroad will be requested to quarantine for 14 days and may be requested to provide proof of reservation in a hotel for the duration of the quarantine period. jordan: as of december 2020, all nations can enter jordan as long as they fulfill all covid-related entry requirements and visa requirements. all passengers entering jordan for tourism will need to perform multiple pcr tests - pre-flight pcr test with results issued no more than 72 hours before arrival, pcr test on arrival, pcr test on the 7th day of quarantine to be released. kyrgyzstan: as of 4 december 2020, all countries may visit kyrgyzstan under normal visa regulations. travelers must present proof of a negative pcr covid-19 test taken no longer than 72 hours before departure. lebanon: as of 1 october 2020, lebanon resumed international air travel. travelers arriving from countries that do not provide pcr tests ahead of boarding will be tested upon arrival in lebanon at the airline's expense. maldives: as of 15 july 2020, maldives is allowing visitors to travel to the country under normal 'pre-covid' regulations. that includes no isolation period for arriving tourists. with effect from 10 september 2020, arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. nepal: as of december 2020, nepal is officially open for tourism. travelers must present proof of a negative pcr covid-19 test taken no longer than 72 hours before departure. all travelers must quarantine for 14 days upon arrival at a hotel. oman: as of 29 december 2020, oman is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. pakistan: as of 5 october 2020, pakistan is officially open for tourism. travelers are required to present a negative pcr test result issued within 96 hours prior to departure. qatar: as of 12 july 2021, qatar has reopened to fully vaccinated travellers, all countries may visit qatar under normal visa regulations. saudi arabia: as of 17 may 2021, all countries may visit saudi arabia under normal visa regulations. south korea: effective 1 october 2022, all travellers regardless of vaccination or infection status can immediately enter the country upon arrival without any covid tests or quarantine requirement. south korea has reopened visa-free tourist entries through electronic travel authorization, including many countries in the americas, asia-pacific and europe. sri lanka: as of 21 january 2021, sri lanka is officially open for tourism. everyone coming into the country must show proof of a negative coronavirus test taken within 96 hours of travel and fill out an online health declaration form. guests will be tested again at their own expense on the fifth and seventh days after arriving and people staying longer than seven days will have to take a third test the following week. united arab emirates (abu dhabi): as of 24 december 2020, emirate of abu dhabi in the united arab emirates is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 96 hours of arrival. any visitors travelling from countries, regions and territories on the 'green' list is exempt from quarantine requirements. for flights from all other destinations, travelers are required to quarantine for up to 10 days. united arab emirates (dubai): as of 7 july 2020, emirate of dubai in the united arab emirates is officially open for tourism. arriving passengers must provide the results of a negative covid-19 test taken within 96 hours of arrival or undergo a mandatory pcr test at the dubai airports. europe albania: albania officially reopened its borders for tourism on 1 july 2020 allowing tourists from all countries and nations to enter without restrictions. all normal 'pre-covid' entry requirements apply. belarus: belarus has not implemented any entry restrictions. bosnia and herzegovina: as of 16 july 2020, bosnia and herzegovina has reopen borders for citizens of european union with a negative test for coronavirus not older than 48 hours. as of 12 september 2020, the country has reopen borders for all foreign tourists who have a negative pcr test for coronavirus. guernsey: guernsey has not implemented any entry restrictions, but imposed a requirement on all persons arriving in the bailiwick from anywhere in the world (including jersey and the uk) to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival. this is a legal requirement, and failure to comply is a criminal offence. jersey: jersey has not implemented any entry restrictions. from friday 20 march, all travellers arriving in jersey must now self-isolate for 14 days. this includes the uk, guernsey, europe and the rest of the world. kosovo: as of 28 june 2020, kosovo is officially open for tourism with no restrictions. north macedonia: north macedonia reopened its land borders on 26 june and its