The federal government of Canada has announced that starting October 1, all COVID-19 entry restrictions will be removed, including testing, quarantine and isolation requirements for anyone entering the country.

The CDC no longer requires air passengers entering the United States from a foreign country to have a negative pre-arrival test.

Beginning Monday, June 20, the Canadian federal government is dropping the requirement that domestic and outbound international travellers be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Re-entry requirements will remain in effect.

Just three weeks after Australia fully lifted its travel ban on vaccinated overseas visitors, the government has announced it will scrap its pre-departure testing requirement next month.

Singapore has announced that starting this Friday, April 1, fully vaccinated international travellers will no longer need arrival tests or quarantine when entering Singapore.

New Zealand will soon reopen its borders to tourists as it relaxes its COVID-19 restrictions, allowing international travellers in after more than two years of border closures and strict restrictions.

Canada’s federal government will soon announce that travellers entering Canada at land and border crossings after March 31, 2022 will no longer have to take a pre-arrival COVID-19 test.

More than two years after Malaysia closed its borders on March 18, 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced Tuesday that the country will reopen fully on April 1.

Exciting news has been announced for those looking to visit multicultural, spiritual and fascinating India—the country has dropped testing and quarantine requirements for vaccinated travelers.