Travel from UAE: More countries scrap prior PCR test for travellers

Travel from UAE: More countries scrap prior PCR test for travellers

More countries are opening up to international travellers as COVID cases are on a downward trend and communities around the world learn to live with the coronavirus. One travel requirement being eased is pre-departure PCR test. Here’s an updated list of additional countries that lifted the prior test rule, based on recent announcements, with starting dates: Fully-vaccinated foreign and domestic tourists are now allowed to visit Boracay Island without the need of a negative PCR test result since February 1, 2022. Partially-vaccinated or unvaccinated tourists are still required to submit a negative RT-PCR test result within 72 hours of their travel date. However, the no-need-for-PCR-test policy does not apply across the country yet — though specific destinations have adopted it. There are at least 14 destinations — including cities of Davao and Zamboanga, and the province of Ilocos Norte — that had scrapped the requirement. Local governments in the Philippines are allowed to impose or lift travel restrictions based on their own situation. It's best to check travel rules in your chosen destination first before making a move. Cyprus has adopted a new protocol for entry into the country. Persons who are fully vaccinated or recently recovered are no longer