Afghanistan |
The border with China located in Badakhshan province has been closed. All passengers who have traveled to China, Iran, Italy, or South Korea during the one month prior to arrival in Afghanistan are separated from other passengers, checked for symptoms of COVID-19, and those with symptoms will be taken directly to a designated hospital for testing. |
Albania |
All flights and ferries are suspended between Albania and Italy until April 3, 2020. Albania is not currently restricting entry to or exit from the country in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice. |
Algeria |
Airlines have started reducing or cancelling flight to and from Algeria. |
Andorra |
30-day suspension on the entry of all immigrants and non-immigrants who were physically present in the Schengen Area, UK, and Ireland, during the 14 days prior to attempted entry into the United States. The suspension on entry does not apply to U.S. citizens and U.S. lawful permanent residents (LPRs) and their families. |
Angola |
Flights suspended. Ban on entry to travellers who have visited China, South Korea, Iran, France, Spain, Portugal or Italy since December. |
Antigua and Barbuda |
Passengers and airline crew who have been in China, Iran, Italy, Japan, Korea, or Singapore in the past 28 days are not allowed to enter Antigua and Barbuda. Nationals and resident diplomats of Antigua and Barbuda who have been in China, Iran, Italy, Japan, Korea, or Singapore in the past 28 days are allowed entry. |
Argentina |
Per the latest Argentine government policy, any foreigner who is not a resident in Argentina will not be permitted to enter Argentina until April 1. |
Armenia |
Armenia has suspended entry of most travelers from Iran and has also suspended its visa waiver program for citizens of Iran. Armenia has suspended its visa waiver program for Chinese citizens. |
Australia |
Ban on entry to UK travellers. All borders closing on 20 March (9pm local time) and could be closed for at least six months (to non-citizens and residents). Self-quarantine for 14 days. Large gatherings restricted. Transit permitted to travellers departing from New Zealand with a confirmed onward ticket on the same calendar day to return home up to 14 March (11.59pm local time), but must not have been in China, Iran, Italy or South Korea in the 14 days prior to transit. |
Austria |
Border checks and ban on all arrivals from Italy, China’s Huei Province, Iran, and South Korea except for those with medical certificates confirming they are not affected by COVID-19. |
Azerbaijan |
Azerbaijan has temporarily suspended the issuance of e-visas. In particular, passengers arriving from countries which have high numbers of COVID-19 cases may be placed in quarantine immediately upon arrival, or may be asked to undergo self-quarantine, for 14 days in either case. In particular, passengers arriving from countries which have high numbers of COVID-19 cases may be placed in quarantine immediately upon arrival, or may be asked to undergo self-quarantine, for 14 days in either case. |
Bahamas |
The Bahamas has banned entry for all travellers who have resided in China for the past 20 days. Residents may be allowed to enter but must be quarantined for 14 days. |
Bahrain |
Restricted the entry of tourists from China, Hong Kong, Iran, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea and Italy into Bahrain. |
Bangladesh |
Suspended issuing visas on arrival to Chinese nationals. |
Barbados |
All arriving passengers who have been in Iran, or any part of Italy will be subject to a 14-day quarantine |
Belarus |
There are currently no travel restrictions in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak. |
Belgium |
No travel restrictions have been implemented by the Government of Belgium in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. |
Belize |
Travelers coming to Belize purchase travel or health insurance before coming to Belize for the length of their stay while in Belize, travellers are advised to have a travel plan thatmay include a 14-day self-quarantine. |
Benin |
No travel restrictions have been implemented, however , persons entering Benin who are coming from a country affected by COVID-19 (including countries with even a single case) must identify themselves by declaring their travel history and by calling the COVID-19 hotline |
Bhutan |
2 week travel restrictions on all tourists coming into the country. |
Bolivia |
There are no restrictions for travelers based on their travel history. |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
A temporary ban on entry to BiH for travelers coming from China, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Iran, France, Romania, Germany, Austria, Spain, Switzerland, and Belgium. |
Botswana |
All future University-related travel, both domestic and international, is prohibited until at least April 17, there are no travel restrictions to any country in Africa. In regards to any upcoming travel to Botswana, health checks are being conducted at all ports of entry into Botswana |
Brazil |
As of March 14, Brazil had not imposed travel restrictions. |
Brunei |
Brunei citizens are not allowed to leave the country, Any travels are subject to approval from the Prime Minister’s Office. |
Bulgaria |
The Bulgarian government has banned the entry of travelers from the following 15 countries beginning March 18: Italy, Spain, Iran, Republic of Korea, China, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Switzerland, The Netherlands, India, Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. These restrictions do not apply to Bulgarian citizens and their family members, or persons with permanent or long term residence permits and members of their families. |
Burkina Faso |
No travel restrictions have been implemented. |
Burundi |
All travellers from China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, Germany, France, Japan, Spain and all countries of the European Union and those who have stayed in these countries during 14 days preceding their entry in Burundi shall be quarantined for 14 days. |
Cabo Verde |
There are currently no travel restrictions in place for foreign nationals. |
Cambodia |
Travel ban on foreign nationals arriving from Italy, Germany, Spain, France and the US for 30 days effective 17 March. |
Cameroon |
Travellers arriving from high risk infected countrues are to undergo screening upon arrival, Travellers should be prepared for additional travel restrictions to be put in to effect with little or no advance notice. |
Canada |
Ban on entry to UK travellers. Self-quarantine for 14 days for arrivals from 26 March. US border closed to non-essential travel from 20 March (midnight EST). Some flights suspended. UK travellers that wish to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure travel plans can be met. |
Central African Republic (CAR) |
There are no additional entry or exit restrictions in place. |
Chad |
Tchad Ministry of Civil Aviation has announced the suspension of all passenger flights to Chad effective 19 March 2020 midnight for a period of 14 days to contain COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, all passengers arriving from COVID -19 affected countries from Mar 17-19, 2020 will be quarantined for 14 days effective immediately. |
Chile |
As of Monday, March 2, the Ministry of Health requires international travelers to submit a sworn declaration listing the countries they have visited in the past 30 days. Travelers who have visited China or another “affected country” within the past 30 days will be screened for signs of the virus by Health Ministry officials. |
China |
Starting March 16, new arrivals in Beijing, China’s capital, have had to undergo a 14-day quarantine at a designated hotel or other assigned location. |
Colombia |
Self-isolation compulsory for 14 days for passengers from China, France, Italy or Spain. |
Comoros |
Passengers arriving from or having transited through China or Japan face entry travel restrictions or quarantine. Travelers from counties with confirmed cases of COVID-19 may be required to have spent a period a period of 14 days in quarantine in a country that is free from COVID-19. |
Congo, Democratic Republic of the |
Quarantine measures implemented for travellers coming from Italy, France, China, and Germany. |
Congo, Republic of the |
No travel or flight bans,but the government has imposed quarantine measures specifically on travelers from Europe and countries worst affected by the outbreak |
Costa Rica |
As of March 16, anyone arriving in Costa Rica from another country must self-quarantine for 14 days. |
Cote d’Ivoire |
Cote d’Ivoire is restricting incoming flights from countries with 100 or more COVID-19 cases, as well as the entry of non-Ivorian citizens coming from a country with 100 or more COVID-19 cases, including the United States. This restriction is in place for a renewable two-week period. |
Croatia |
Foreign nationals arriving or travelled in China’s Hubei Province, Germany’s Heinsberg County, Iran, Italy, or South Korea’s Daegu City in the last 14 days will be placed in quarantine for 14 days. |
Cuba |
Travelers may experience increased scrutiny at all ports of entry and exit in Cuba, particularly for those travelers originating from areas and countries affected by COVID-19. Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice. |
Cyprus |
All travelers into the Republic of Cyprus are required to provide a valid medical certificate from an accredited medical office no more than four days old, attesting that they do not have COVID-19. All incoming travelers are subject to 14-day isolation. |
Czech Republic |
Barred entry for non-residents from coronavirus-affected countries. The ban applies to visitors from China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, Span, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, UK, Norway, Denmark and France. |
Denmark |
Borders have been closed until April 13th. Danish citizens and those transporting goods will still be able to enter the country. |
Djibouti |
There are currently no new restrictions in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak, and travelers do not need particular documentation to enter or exit the country. |
Dominica |
Dominica has banned all travel to and from China. Arriving travelers will be required to complete a health declaration form and be screened for elevated body temperature. |
Dominican Republic |
Flights from Milan, Italy have been cancelled and individuals coming from locations with a higher incidence COVID-19 cases may be subject to additional screening on self-isolation. |
Ecuador |
Beginning Sunday, March 15 at 11:59 p.m., all foreigners will be prohibited from arriving via air, land, or sea. At this time we understand the restriction will be in place for the following 21 days. |
Egypt |
No travel-history or nationality-based restrictions at ports of entry, aside from a prohibition on Qatari citizens entering the country, which was put in place after Qatar banned entry for Egyptians. |
El Salvador |
El Salvador, the country has decided to prohibit entry to all foreigners over the next 21 days as a preventative measure against #COVID19 beginning on March 11, 2020. Foreigners travelling to El Salvador will be denied entry through March 31, 2020. Salvadoran citizens and accredited foreign diplomats may be placed in a 30-day quarantine. |
Equatorial Guinea |
Government of Equatorial Guinea has closed its border and all international flights are banned from 15-March-2020 to 15-April-2020. As of March 15, all international passenger flights in and out of the country will be suspended for the next 30 days |
Eritrea |
Arriving passengers will be screened for symptoms of illness, recent travel to China and other risk factors. |
Estonia |
temporary restriction on border crossing for foreign nationals who do not hold an Estonian residence permit or right of residence. Travellers also need to fill in a form upon entering the country presenting information about their journey, who they travelled with, potential contacts with infectious individuals, and whether they have displayed symptoms of viral disease in the past days |
Ethiopia |
There are currently no new entry/exit restrictions in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak,but all passengers from international destinations are being asked to complete a health declaration form. |
Fiji |
Fiji has closed its border to foreign nationals who have been in China, Italy, Iran, or South Korea within 14 days of their intended travel to Fiji, including travelers seeking to transit Fiji. Travelers covered by this restriction will be prevented from boarding Fiji-bound flights. |
Finland |
There are no new restrictions in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak. Travellers arriving in the country are required to self quarantine |
France |
Some flights suspended.UK nationals can still drive through France to return to the UK. Cross-Channel train and ferry services reduced. Restrictions on non-essential movement from 17 March for 15 days (ie food shopping, medical care, exercise of up to 20 minutes running or walking). Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large gatherings restricted; restaurants and bars are closed; shops likely to be open at limited hours and public |
Gabon |
tourist visa holders from the European Union and United States are not allowed to enter into Gabon in addition to the already banned countries of China, South Korea and Iran. |
Gambia |
There are no specific restrictions in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak; however, The Gambia has implemented additional public health control measures at Ports of Entry |
Georgia |
As of Wednesday morning, March 18, Georgia will ban all foreign passengers from entering the country until at least April 1. Georgian citizens, their non-Georgian dependents, and diplomats will still be allowed to enter. Direct flights to and from Iran, China, and Italy have been suspended. Travellers from Covid affected areas within the previous 14 days are subject to a mandatory quarantine period of 14 days, |
Germany |
Germany has implemented temporary border closures along its borders with Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg and Denmark. Deliveries of goods, as well as the crossing of registered commuters will be allowed to continue. |
Ghana |
Travellers from countries with COVID-19 cases banned from entry. |
Greece |
Self-quarantine for 14 days. Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large gatherings restricted; restaurants and bars are closed; shops likely to be open at limited hours and public transport limited; health screenings on arrival likely. Flights from and to UK Italy, Spain and Turkey are suspended. |
Grenada |
International travelers to Grenada who have been to Hong Kong, China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Iran, Italy, or Germany in the last 14 days are subject to quarantine or other restrictions. |
Guatemala |
Restricted entry by air, land and sea to any foreign person without legal residency in Guatemala who has visited the People’s Republic of China in the last 15 days prior to arrival in Guatemala |
Guinea |
“Travelers coming from any country with active transmission cases, including the U.S., will be required to report their temperature to Ministry of Health officials twice a day for 14 days. Passengers must bring their own thermometers. |
Guinea-Bissau |
No travel restrictions have been implemented in response to COVID-19, and no visa services have been suspended. |
Guyana |
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs asked that persons currently in China defer travel to Guyana and cited increased safety measures that may result in mandatory quarantine or denial of entry. According to the Ministry of Public Health, increased surveillance measures are in effect at Guyana’s sea, air, and land ports. |
Haiti |
Airlines operating in Haiti to take measures to prevent the boarding of passengers coming from “red zone”, countries with a high risk of contamination of COVID-19 virus. All flights to and from Haiti and destinations in the Dominican Republic, Canada, Latin America and Europe will be suspended for two weeks. |
Honduras |
The Honduran government announced all borders (air, land, and sea) will be closed as of 11:59 pm Sunday, March 15, 2020 for a period of seven days. |
Hungary |
The Hungarian government has closed all land borders to non-Hungarian citizens, with the exception of EEA citizens holding a residence permit. Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc airport remains open, however as of Tuesday, March 17 per government decree only Hungarian citizens and EEA citizens holding a residence permit can enter Hungary. |
Iceland |
Incoming passengers are urged to contact a doctor if they have visited China, Iran, Italy, The Alps, or South Korea and are showing flu symptoms. |
India |
Travellers from China, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Japan, South Korea, Italy & Iran are not permitted to enter the country. |
Indonesia |
All travellers who have traveled to /transited via mainland China shall not be permitted to enter the county. Foreigners who have visited or transited China, Iran, Italy and South Africa in the past 14(fourteen days) without health certificate shall be denied entry. Flight and Cabin crew are not exceptions |
Iran |
A number of airlines have suspended flights to and from Iran. Those traveling to or from Iran should verify the status of their flight. |
Iraq |
The GOI suspended all flights to and from Iraq from March 17-24, 2020. As of March 13, the GOI bans entry to citizens of China, Iran, Thailand, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Singapore, Kuwait, Bahrain, Turkey, France, Spain, Qatar, Germany, and Nigeria. The ban also applies to travelers arriving from these countries, irrespective of citizenship or residency. Diplomats, official delegations, and Iraqi nationals are exempted from the ban. |
Ireland |
As of March 16, there are no entry restrictions in Ireland |
Israel |
Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions related to COVID-19 to be put into effect with little or no advance notice. Restrictions to foreigners who have travelled to COVID affected arears. |
Italy |
All travelers flying into Italy are subject to temperature screening in Italy’s major airports, and the country has suspended flights from China and Taiwan. |
Jamaica |
All travelers entering the island with recent travel to China, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, and the United Kingdom may be denied entry or will be subject to immediate quarantine or isolation if symptomatic. |
Japan |
The Government of Japan has designated COVID-19 as a “Designated Infectious Disease”” and placed entry restrictions on foreign visitors. Foreigners from High risk countries and COVID affexted countries will be denied entry. |
Jordan |
Beginning March 17 and until further notice, all inbound and outbound flights, except some commercial air cargo flights, are suspended. Land and sea borders are closed to passenger traffic |
Kazakhstan |
As of March 16, 2020, a state of emergency is in effect in Kazakhstan that restricts entry to and exit from the country for all but the following: Kazakhstan citizens, transit passengers, permanent residence holders and their families. |
Kenya |
Travelers from countries with COVID-19 cases banned from entry. |
Kiribati |
Travelers originating from countries with ongoing local transmission of COVID-19 restricted from entry. |
Kosovo |
Both air and land travel are severely restricted and many land borders are effectively closed in both directions. Check with airlines, or the airport and border authorities, for the most up-to-date information. |
Kuwait |
“Kuwait has closed its airport and land border with Iraq. Persons who have been in Kuwait in the previous 14 days will not be permitted to enter or transit Saudi Arabia, irrespective of visa or residency status. Saudi Arabia has restricted land border crossings to Kuwait to commercial traffic only. Kuwaiti citizens and residents who visited any country not designated for institutional quarantine during the two weeks prior to entering Kuwait will be put in home quarantine for two weeks upon arrival.” |
Kyrgyzstan |
Ban on entry into the Kyrgyz Republic for individuals with travel history in China, South Korea, Italy, Iran, France, Germany, and Spain in the past 30 days, including transit. All foreign citizens, as well as citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic, who arrived, including in transit from United States, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland, Great Britain, Belgium, and the Netherlands, are subject to 14 days home quarantine. |
Laos |
Travelers coming from a country with confirmed cases of COVID-19 who do not have fever or other symptoms related to COVID-19 will be asked to self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms for 14 days. In some cases, travelers may also be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days. |
Latvia |
The government of Latvia closed its borders to all but Latvian citizens and Latvian residents who hold proper residency documentation. There are no restrictions for foreigners, including U.S. citizens, to depart Latvia. The border closures will impact a significant number of train, air, and bus routes |
Lebanon |
The government of Lebanon announced on March 11, 2020 the temporary suspension of flights departing to Italy, Iran, China and South Korea. Additionally, on March 12, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation requested airlines that serve Beirut to immediately stop all flights to and from those countries, and not to transport passengers from or transiting France, Egypt, Germany, Iraq, Syria, Spain, and the United Kingdom, with exemptions for Lebanese and foreign residents of Lebanon. |
Lesotho |
Borders have been closed. |
Liberia |
All persons entering Liberia are first seen by a health team before going through immigration. |
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Liechtenstein |
People from high-risk countries and areas will be refused entry into Liechtenstein. Exceptions are possible, for example for people who live or work in Liechtenstein. |
Lithuania |
Lithuania will introduce a two-week nationwide quarantine at midnight on March 16. Arrival of foreign nationals in the Republic of Lithuania is prohibited, except for drivers and crew members in the case of commercial and/or international carriage of goods, residents of the Republic of Lithuania, persons enjoying immunities and privileges under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961) and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (1963) and persons serving in NATO and NATO military units and the personnel serving them and their family members. |
Luxembourg |
“There are currently no admission restrictions or special entry requirements for travelers originating from China. Luxair has announced that it will all cancel flights to and from Italy as of March 15.There are no special measures for air traffic and no additional screening for final Luxair passengers returning from Italy.” |
Madagascar |
No commercial passenger flights with Europe for 30 days from 20 March. Self-quarantine for 14 days for travellers who have recently been in affected countries. Air France will be commissioning flights for European citizens from Antananarivo to Paris on Monday 23 March (1:45am) – contact Air France to buy tickets by phone or at the Air France desk at Ivato airport. |
Malawi |
“Travelers who are symptomatic and have a travel history to China, Iran, South Korea, Italy, Germany, France, Spain and the United States in the preceding 14 days will be taken to an isolation room at the airport for further medical evaluation. Travelers who have been to mainland China, Iran, South Korea, Italy, Germany, France, Spain and the United States recently but are asymptomatic will be referred for self-quarantine either at home or in a hotel with daily check-ups for 14 days.” |
Malaysia |
All foreign nationals, with very limited exceptions, are restricted from entry or transit through Malaysia until March 31, though this end date may be extended at the discretion of the Malaysian government. All those arriving in the country from international destinations, including Malaysian citizens, are required to undergo a 14-day quarantine and health inspection. |
Maldives |
“Individuals with travel from the below countries or regions within 14 days prior to travel will not be allowed to enter or transit Maldives. This list may be expanded with little advance notice. Travelers are encouraged to check travel restrictions with their airline. China (effective 4 February)Iran (effective 26 February)Italy (effective 8 March)Bangladesh (effective 10 March)South Korean regions of North Pyeongyang Province and South Gyeonggi province. (effective 9 March)Germany (Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia and Baden-Wurttemberg) (effective 15 March)Spain (effective 15 March)France (effective 15 MarchCruise ship arrivals are halted (effective 26 February)Travelers are required to fill out a health questionnaire upon arrival.Thermal scans are being conducted on travelers at Velana International Airport, Addu International Airport, and Hanimaadhoo International Airport.” |
Mali |
“European travelers to be quarantined upon arrival. All travelers who present themselves in Mali will receive at air and land ports of entry a systematic temperature measurement, as well as the recommendations of the Government of Mali on measures of self-isolation, individual and collective hygiene, and a toll free number (36 0 61) for all practical purposes: Travelers arriving with fever (temperature above 37.5 degrees C/99.5 degrees F) from countries severely affected by COVID-19 will be subjected to self-isolation for 14 days and will receive daily follow-up by a medical team; Travelers arriving with fever (temperature above 37.5 degrees C/99.5 degrees F) and other respiratory signs and symptoms from countries severely affected by COVID-19 will be transported to an isolation site for further testing.” |
Malta |
Travellers in Malta are advised by the Maltese government to leave as soon as possible. |
Marshall Islands |
“The RMI has suspended all incoming international travelers via air until March 22, 2020. The RMI has suspended all air and sea travel to and from the People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Italy, Japan, and Iran. Travelers that have visited or transited these countries after December 31, 2019 will be denied entry into the RMI. “ |
Mauritania |
“The number of land border crossings in use is reduced from 34 to eight, with enhanced screening at these points of entry. All incoming and outgoing flights as of Tuesday, March 17 at 8:00am local time will be cancelled.” |
Mauritius |
The Mauritian Government has announced that as from Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 20:00 GMT, non-residents coming from or through the European Union, U.K., and Switzerland will not be allowed to enter Mauritius for the next 14 days. Mauritian citizens and foreign residents will automatically be quarantined for 14 days. Non-residents from Reunion Island will not be allowed to enter Mauritius for the next 14 days as from March 16, 2020 at 20:00 GMT |
Mexico |
“There are no entry or exit restrictions in place because of COVID-19. Mexico has implemented temperature-screening measures at some of its airports. Passengers with abnormal temperatures and travel to high-risk areas might be subject to additional health screening. |
Micronesia |
“Persons traveling to the FSM from COVID-19 countries will be permitted to enter. Only travelers originating from Hubei province in China will be banned from entering the FSM.Persons traveling to Pohnpei State are required to present a medical certificate and be quarantined for 14 days.FSM airport officials are checking the temperature of all arriving passengers.” |
Moldova |
Effective March 13, Moldova has banned all foreigners except those with permanent residence in Moldova from entering by plane, although it is unclear how this will be enforced. Border police are exercising additional screening, to include temperature controls and requiring passengers to complete questionnaires. The Government of Moldova announced on March 10 that it has restricted travel of any foreigner, including U.S. citizens who are not permanent residents of Moldova, arriving by plane who transited a country designated by the World Health Organization as having a Level 4 outbreak of COVID-19. Some of the land border crossings with Romania and Ukraine closed on March 13 |
Mongolia |
“All inbound travel from foreign locations to Mongolia has been suspended from March 13 until at least March 28. All commercial flights, passenger rail, auto, and pedestrian traffic into Mongolia are suspended during this time period. According to some reports, travelers can still depart Mongolia overland to Russia, but this is uncertain. All air travel to/from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau is suspended until March 30. Individuals who have traveled to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and/or Italy within 14 days of their intended arrival in Mongolia will not be allowed to enter the country. Travelers have been subject to health screenings and quarantine upon entry to Mongolia.” |
Montenegro |
“As of March 13, 2020, there are travel restrictions in place as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, including a ban on entry to foreigners, except for those with permanent or temporary residence in Montenegro. Montenegrin travelers or others with residency permits arriving from any country affected by coronavirus (COVID-19) are screened and put under observation as determined by local health officials.The Montenegrin government has banned travel to countries significantly affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19). “ |
Morocco |
Flights suspended from Algeria, Belgium, China, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain. |
Mozambique |
The Ministry of Health has implemented screening at airports and other points of entry scanning the temperatures of all travelers and interviewing those traveling from countries where COVID-19 has been detected. The Government of Mozambique has temporarily suspended issuance of visas to travelers from China but has allowed asymptomatic persons with valid visas traveling from countries affected by COVID-19 to enter the country. |
Myanmar (formerly Burma) |
” Travelers who have recently visited France, Italy, Iran, Spain and Germany will be placed in government quarantine facilities for 14 days on arrival,” it said in a statement. Travelers who have recently visited the United States will be put under surveillance for 14 days and those who have been to China or South Korea banned from entry,” |
Namibia |
“Flights suspended to and from Qatar, Ethiopia, Germany for 30 days. There are no new entry or exit restrictions in place at this time as a result of the worldwide outbreak. Travelers will be provided with a screening form on the airplane before they land in Namibia. All travelers must complete this form and turn it in to Namibian officials as part of the entry process.All travelers will have their temperature taken upon their arrival in Namibia. Symptomatic travelers or those with other risk factors will be required to undergo additional screening.” |
Nauru |
“Nauru has announced entry restrictions for any travelers who have traveled from or through China, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Italy, or Iran in the 21 days prior to traveling to Nauru. Nauru has also announced entry restrictions for any travelers with “direct or indirect” involvement with a vessel with a confirmed case of coronavirus, including the Diamond Princess cruise ship (docked in Japan) and the Grand Princess cruise ship (off the coast of California). Exceptions are made for travelers who have undergone medical screening and quarantine not less than 14 days, and passed a travel history review by the Nauru Health Department.” |
Nepal |
“Nepal announced the suspension of visas upon arrival for nationals from any country from midnight on March 14 until April 30, 2020. Those travelers already possessing a prior valid Nepali visa will be required to submit a swab test PCR health certificate issued a maximum of seven (7) days before arrival to Nepal to the immigration office at Tribhuvan International Airport. This suspension was in addition to the March 10 suspension of visas upon arrival for nationals from eight (8) countries (China, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Japan, South Korea, and Spain) until further notice.” |
Netherlands |
“The Netherlands has no travel or consular restrictions to prevent the entry or quarantine of persons with recent travel to China or other affected countries. The Dutch government provides a briefing at Schiphol Airport to all travelers arriving from areas with a widespread outbreak of COVID-19 and possible risks.” |
New Zealand |
“Beginning February 2, the government of New Zealand has refused entry into New Zealand on all foreign nationals who had been to mainland China (NOT Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan) within 14 days of traveling to New Zealand. This decision is reviewed every 48 hours. NZ citizens, permanent residents, and their immediate family can enter (see Quarantine Information, below). Visa processing continues for all foreign nationals, however Immigration New Zealand’s Beijing office remains temporarily closed.” |
Nicaragua |
“he Nicaraguan government has not imposed any restrictions as a result of the worldwide outbreak. Travelers do not need any particular documentation to enter/exit Nicaragua; unless arriving from a country with known Yellow Fever risk, then one must produce proof of vaccination against Yellow Fever administered at least 10 days prior to entering the zone of risk. Airport and immigration officials in Nicaragua have required travelers to report if they have visited any of the countries significantly affected by COVID-19.” |
Nigeria |
“There are no absolute restrictions in place in Nigeria as a result of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak. Travelers should arrive in Nigeria with their yellow World Health Organization Immunization Record and will be subject to all preexisting health requirements such as proof of yellow fever vaccination.Travelers may also undergo temperature checks upon arrival. Concerns on primary screening can trigger secondary screening of high risk or ill passengers.” |
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North Macedonia (formerly Macedonia) |
The government of North Macedonia states it will deny entry to foreign citizens who have traveled within the past 14 days to high or medium risk countries |
Norway |
Effective March 15th, 2020 the Norwegian Government will close the border to foreign nationals who lack a residence permit in Norway. They will be turned away at the border under provisions of a Norwegian law relating to the control of communicable diseases. Temporary entry and exit controls will also be introduced at the internal Schengen border. |
Oman |
“At all ports of entry into Oman, travelers are required to complete a travel history declaration form to submit for inspection with Omani officials. The Omani Public Authority of Civil Aviation (PACA) has suspended all civilian flights to and from the People’s Republic of China and Iran as well as chartered flights between Egypt and Oman and between Italy and Oman. If COVID-19 continues to spread internationally, PACA may introduce additional flight restrictions. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that as of March 4, Chinese, Italian, Iranian, and South Korean residents of Oman will not be allowed to re-enter Oman from any overseas location even if they have valid visas. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also announced that visitors from countries with a high prevalence of COVID-19 will not be allowed to enter the Sultanate. |
Pakistan |
“Pakistan’s federal and provincial governments deployed health staff to major points of entry to screen all incoming passengers. Passengers must complete the screening forms published by the Pakistani government and carrier responding to specific questions regarding recent travel and health conditions.” |
Palau |
Palau has imposed an entry ban on all travelers with travel history originating from or transiting through mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau within fourteen days of their arrival in Palau, effective February 1 (Office of the President). Palau suspended all flights from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, effective February 1 (France 24). |
Palestine |
On 6 March, the Palestinian Authority announced a month long state of emergency for COVID-19. Tourist and religious sites will be closed, and the hotel reservations of foreign tourists will be cancelled. The Palestinian Authority may also impose quarantine if you’re entering the West Bank or Gaza from a range of countries. |
Panama |
“Effective 11:59 pm March 16, only Panamanian citizens and residents can enter the country and all travelers must submit to a 14-day mandatory home quarantine. This does not apply to travelers in transit through Tocumen International Airport. Travelers coming from a country with a documented case must fill out a questionnaire.The Ministry of Health has staff taking the temperature of travelers and they are asking each traveler if they have been to Germany, China, Italy, South Korea, Iran, Spain, or France in the last 30 days.” |
Papua New Guinea |
Processing of visas on arrival is currently suspended. All travelers must obtain a valid physical visa or eVisa prior to arrival. Travelers who have been to or transited through mainland China, Italy, Iran, Japan, or South Korea in the 14 days prior to their intended arrival in Papua New Guinea will not be allowed to board or enter.The land border with Indonesia is closed |
Paraguay |
The Paraguayan government is prohibiting the entrance of non-residents, with limited exceptions, from March 18 to March 30. Paraguay has also closed several border crossings to the movement of people. |
Peru |
The Peruvian government declared a national state of emergency on March 15 at 8:00 PM Peru local time. Under the state of emergency, Peru enacted 15 days of mandatory quarantine, starting at 00:00 on March 16. All borders (land, air, and maritime) will be closed as of 11:59 PM on March 16. |
Philippines |
Ban on entry to all UK travellers. Public transportation suspended, limited flights until 13 April. |
Poland |
“New restrictions on foreigners entering Poland have been introduced on all borders (land, air, and sea) beginning March 15, 2020. Only the following categories of travelers will be allowed to enter: Polish citizensForeigners who are spouses or children of Polish citizens or remain under the constant care of Polish citizensForeigners holding The Card of the Pole (Karta Polaka)Persons with diplomatic status and members of their familiesForeigners who have the right of permanent or temporary residence in PolandForeigners who have the right to work in PolandForeigners who have work permitsForeigners who drive a vehicle used to transport goodsOther particularly justified cases may be considered, but entry must be granted with the permission of the Chief of the Border Guard” |
Portugal |
“Portuguese authorities announced the suspension of multiple international flights. Portuguese authorities announced that foreign cruise ship passengers will not be allowed to disembark.The Regional Governments of the Azores and Madeira announced that all arrivals must complete a health questionnaire and undergo a health screening, and agree to a mandatory 14-day quarantine before being admitted.” |
Qatar |
“Beginning on March 18, there will be no incoming passenger flights to Doha for a period of two-weeks. The flight ban will last two weeks and can be renewed by the Supreme Committee for Crisis Management (SCCM). The flight ban only refers to arriving passenger flights, cargo and transiting passengers are still permitted to utilize the airport. The ban does not apply to Qatari citizens provided they accept a mandatory two-week quarantine upon arrival.” |
Romania |
Ban on entry to UK travellers. UK travellers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. Flights, bus, and rail routes from Italy suspended. Large gatherings restricted and some public transport suspended. |
Russia |
“Effective February 20, the Government of the Russian Federation banned entry of Chinese nationals into Russia, except for transit purposes. Effective February 28, the Government of the Russian Federation banned all entry of Iranian citizens into Russia.Effective March 1, the Government of the Russian Federation restricted entry of South Koreans into Russia. South Koreans may only enter the Russian Federation via Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow.Effective March 13, the Government of the Russian Federation banned entry of Italian citizens into Russia.” |
Rwanda |
Visitors to Rwanda will undergo a health screening upon arrival at the airport or other ports of entry. European travelers to be quarantined upon arrival. |
Samoa |
“Samoa has instituted entry requirements in response to COVID-19. All travelers must complete a Special Health Declaration form and there is compulsory screening for all travelers at all ports of entry. As of February 21st, travelers who have been to or transited through mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand must spend at least 14-days in a country free of COVID-19 and must be tested for the virus before traveling to Samoa.As of February 21st, travelers who have been to or transited through Taiwan, Malaysia, Australia, Vietnam, California, France, Germany, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates must undergo a medical examination and a medical clearance within three days of traveling to Samoa.” |
Sao Tome and Principe |
São Tomé and Príncipe has not yet instituted any restrictions on travel. |
Saudi Arabia |
All international passenger traffic, whether by air, land or sea, has been suspended. All tourist travel is currently suspended. Persons who have been in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao, Iran, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Italy, and South Korea in the previous 14 days will not be permitted to enter or transit the Kingdom, irrespective of visa or residency status. |
Senegal |
There are currently no official restrictions on travel or suspension of visa services for foreign nationals imposed by the Government of Senegal |
Serbia |
“A State of Emergency declared on March 15 prohibits all foreign nationals from entering Serbia, with certain exceptions including diplomats and legal residents. Certain airports and land border crossings are now closed.The Government of Serbia has ordered mandatory 14-day quarantine for anyone entering the country. The government imposed a 28-day quarantine for people arriving from Switzerland, Iran, Romania, Spain, Germany, France, Austria, Slovenia, and Greece.” |
Seychelles |
Effective from 18th March 2020, 2 any passenger who has been to ANY country in Europe, including the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the French Departments of Reunion and Mayotte, in the last 14 days (except returning Seychellois citizens) will NOT be allowed to enter Seychelles. In the event that a person who has been to ANY country in Europe, including the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the French Departments of Reunion and Mayotte, in the last 14 days (except returning Seychellois citizens) arrives in Seychelles, he/she will not be allowed entry and the carrier airline or vessel will be responsible for the immediate return of the passenger. |
Sierra Leone |
All passengers arriving in Sierra Leone at any point of entry must fill out a passenger locator card that captures demographic information, travel history, and symptoms for COVID-19. Some airlines are providing these forms in-flight. Most passengers will complete this form at the airport. |
Singapore |
From 16 March 2020, all travelers (including Singapore Residents, Long Term Pass holders, and short-term visitors) entering Singapore with recent travel history to ASEAN countries, Japan, Switzerland, or the United Kingdom within the last 14 days will be issued with a 14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN). |
Slovakia |
Slovakia has closed its three international airports |
Slovenia |
At the airport and border crossings, travelers may be subject to temperature and other additional screenings. Travelers from Italy may be required to show a health certificate |
Solomon Islands |
Travelers who have been to or transited through the following countries in the 14 days prior to their intended arrival in Solomon Islands will not be allowed to board or enter: Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Macau, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Qatar, Iran, or Taiwan. |
Somalia |
“Somalia has implemented health screening and immigration controls for all travelers arriving to Mogadishu. Both Somali and foreign nationals with recent travel to China, Iran, South Korea and Italy will not be allowed to board flights to Somalia.Health screenings are being implemented under the guidance of UN and World Health Organization representatives in Mogadishu.” |
South Africa |
Ban on entry to travellers who have been in UK, US, Italy, Iran, South Korea, Spain, Germany in the 20 days before arrival. All commercial flights suspended until at least 26 April. Suspension of visa on arrival scheme, and no entry without a visa. Travellers in the country who received a stamp on arrival allowing them to stay for 90 days do not need to apply for a visa. UK travellers only permitted entry if transiting home, but there is a ban on both entry and transit to travellers who have been in China, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, USA or United Kingdom, since 15 March. |
South Korea |
“The following will be restricted entry into South Korea: Those travelers with passports issued in Hubei, China.Korean visas to travelers who were issued in Hubei Province, China will be cancelled.All foreign nationals who visited Hubei Province, China in the past 14 days will be restricted entry.Visa-free entry to Jeju Island is temporarily suspended to all foreign nationals.Visa-free entry to Chinese nationals and foreign nationals who are traveling from China will be suspended.” |
South Sudan |
“The Government of South Sudan has initiated border entry screening at Juba International Airport. No visa services are suspended for any foreign nationals at this time.” |
Spain |
Spain is currently on lockdown. |
Sri Lanka |
“A ban on entry is in effect for travelers arriving from Italy, Iran, South Korea, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Netherlands, Austria, United Kingdom, Belgium, Norway, Qatar, Bahrain, and Canada. This list may be extended with little advanced notice. Contact your airline or nearest Sri Lankan embassy to confirm the latest entry requirements. Visas on arrival have been suspended. All arriving passengers must be in possession of a valid visa before traveling.” |
Sudan |
All travelers entering Sudan are required to complete a medical form upon their arrival. |
Suriname |
The Government of Suriname announced the decision to close all ports of entry starting March 14, including airports, border ferry crossings, and land borders. The ban on arrivals to and departures from Suriname will be provisionally valid for 30 days. |
Switzerland |
People from high-risk countries and areas will be refused entry into Switzerland. Exceptions are possible, for example for people who live or work in Switzerland. Anyone wishing to enter Switzerland despite the entry ban must prove that one of the exceptional conditions is met. |
Tajikistan |
Currently, travelers who have been present in, or transited through, a country where there has been a recorded outbreak of COVID-19 may be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine in a Tajik facility. The current list of countries requiring mandatory quarantine includes the United States, as well as Afghanistan, Belgium, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, and the United Kingdom. |
Tanzania |
“There are no new restrictions currently in place as a result of the worldwide outbreak. Travelers do not currently need particular documentation to enter/exit beyond the existing requirements.” |
Thailand |
Travellers who have recently been in affected countries require a health certificate stating that they are not affected by coronavirus. Self-monitor for 14 days. Songkran celebrations postponed and other large gatherings likely to be cancelled or postponed. |
Togo |
“The Government of Togo has no current bans on travelers with prior travel to COVID-19-affected countries, though this does not preclude countries with direct flights to Togo from restricting travel. All major carriers to Lome International Airport, including Air France, Brussels Airlines, Royal Air Moroc, and Ethiopian Airlines, currently operate flights to COVID-19-affected countries. The Government of Togo continues to require that all passengers on arrival present a World Health Organization (WHO) yellow card and submit to infrared body temperature screening by Togo Ministry of Health personnel.” |
Tonga |
“Tonga has announced entry restrictions requiring international travelers (except Tongan citizens, permanent residents, and immediate family members) who either traveled from or through China, Italy, Iran, or either Daegu Province or Cheongdo County in South Korea to spend at least 14 days in self-quarantine in a country free of coronavirus prior to entering Tonga. Travelers covered by the travel restriction are then required to undergo medical clearance within three days of traveling to Tonga, and to provide the clearance to Tongan authorities before being granted entry. Failure to provide medical clearance could result in denial of entry or return to country of origin.” |
Trinidad and Tobago |
Non-nationals will not be allowed entry into Trinidad and Tobago for fourteen days beginning midnight on Tuesday 17 March, 2020 |
Tunisia |
The Government of Tunisia is now operating thermal cameras and/or frontal lasers at all ports of entry. |
Turkey |
“All passenger flights have been suspended to/from Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, China, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Iran, Ireland, Iraq, Italy, Kosovo, Mongolia, the Netherlands, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom. Foreign citizens who were physically present in these countries in the last 14 days are not permitted to transit or enter Turkey.Turkish citizens, including dual nationals, who were in these countries in the past 14 days are allowed to enter Turkey but may be subject to a quarantine requirement.” |
Turkmenistan |
The Government of Turkmenistan announced that citizens of all countries in which there are confirmed cases of COVID-19, or travelers who have recently visited a country with confirmed cases will be subject to initial medical screening at border checkpoints and ports of entry, and possibly to involuntary quarantine for an unspecified period of time. On March 3, Government of Turkmenistan provided updated guidance requesting that foreign travelers limit travel to Turkmenistan for business or private purposes until April 1, 2020. |
Tuvalu |
“The Government of Tuvalu announced restrictions prohibiting entry to Tuvalu of anyone who has been in China within 30 days of arrival in Tuvalu. This restriction includes entry to seafarers from foreign vessels that have been in China or “a high-risk country” (understood to be countries where coronavirus is present) in the last 30 days. Travelers who have been in a “high-risk country” must obtain a medical clearance three days prior to entering Tuvalu and must remain in a country other than those listed as “high-risk” for at least five days before reentering Tuvalu.Health screening will be conducted at Funafuti airport and seaport, and may also be conducted at Nausori (Fiji) Airport and Tarawa (Kiribati) Airport.” |
Uganda |
“The Government of Uganda is not denying entry to foreign nationals due to COVID-19, nor does it have any known plans to restrict entry. The Government of Uganda has implemented enhanced screening and quarantine measures in response to the global public health threat posed by COVID-19.” |
Ukraine |
On March 14, the Government of Ukraine announced that it is suspending all commercial passenger services, including flights, trains and passenger buses, to and from Ukraine for a period of two weeks beginning on March 17. All foreigners will be barred from entering Ukraine effective, March 16. |
United Arab Emirates (UAE) |
Ban on entry to UK travellers. Some flights suspended. Transit currently suspended for two weeks from 22 March. |
United Kingdom (UK) |
Currently, the UK has not implemented any entry restrictions but has advised against non-essential travel. |
United States of America (USA) |
A travel ban between all of Europe, including the UK and Ireland, and the U.S. will go into effect as at midnight March 16. |
Uruguay |
Uruguay has implemented travel restrictions for travelers coming to Uruguay from the following countries: Italy, China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Iran, France, Germany, Spain and the United States. All travelers originating from these countries will be subject to 14 days of obligatory quarantine. |
Uzbekistan |
“Persons of any nationality who have been in China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, Afghanistan or Japan during the last 14 days and who are returning in “organized groups” will be placed in official quarantine in MOH-operated facilities. “Organized groups,” appears to refer to the groups of overseas Uzbekistanis being repatriated by the Uzbek Government. Individual passengers who have visited any of the foregoing countries or any of the following countries during the past 14 days will be subject to home/hotel quarantine (self-quarantine): the United States, France, Germany, Singapore, Spain, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. Passengers who have been in the following countries in the last 14 days are subject to home-based medical monitoring: Azerbaijan, UK, UAE, Thailand, and Malaysia. We understand that such persons are permitted to leave their home/hotel if asymptomatic.” |
Vanuatu |
Travelers who have been to or transited through China, Hong Kong, Italy, Iran, Japan, Macao, Singapore, South Korea, or Taiwan in the 14 days prior to their intended arrival in Vanuatu will not be allowed to board or enter. Travelers who have been to or transited through China, Hong Kong, Italy, Iran, Japan, Macao, Singapore, South Korea, or Taiwan at any time since December 31, 2019 but who have not been or transited through those countries in 14 days prior to their intended arrival in Vanuatu may be allowed to board and enter but MUST obtain a medical certificate from a registered medical practitioner certifying that they are free from any respiratory illness consistent with or suspected of COVID-19. |
Vietnam |
“The Vietnamese government announced that as of March 15, travelers from the 26 Schengen countries and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or those who have visited or transited through these countries within 14 days preceding their expected entry into Vietnam, will not be issued visas or allowed entry into Vietnam. This also applies to those who currently possess visas or visa letters. Vietnam has also suspended visas on arrival for all foreign nationals. Travelers may be denied entry and returned to their point of embarkation, or may be sent to quarantine in Vietnam. The new policy applies to all travelers, except those traveling for diplomatic or official purposes. Foreigners who are experts, business managers, or highly-skilled workers entering Vietnam will need to undergo medical checks and 14-day centralized quarantine” |
Zambia |
Quarantine for 14 days for anyone coming from an affected country. |
Zimbabwe |
“Entry into Zimbabwe remains the same as prior to announcement of the COVID-19 virus without any travel or consular restriction. All foreign nationals including foreign diplomats with a valid visa can enter the country without issue.The Government of Zimbabwe instituted screening checks based on WHO regulations including thermal scans and review of travel history within the previous 14 days.” |