For those who have received an approved COVID-19 vaccine, a growing number of countries have announced that they will be welcoming immunized travelers. Read on for the list of countries easing travel restrictions.
Seychelles
The country is getting rid of quarantine requirements altogether for visitors who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. However, all visitors must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72-hours before their flight.
Georgia
As of Feb. 1, all international tourists can enter Georgia as long as they have received both doses of their approved COVID-19 vaccine and can provide proof.
Cyprus
Come March, vaccinated travelers will not need to meet other coronavirus-related entry rules to visit the Mediterranean country.
Estonia
The Northern European country has eased restrictions for immunized travelers who can prove that they have received an approved vaccination or that they have gotten and recovered from the disease within the last six months.
Phuket
The Thai island has announced that it will open its borders for foreign visitors who have been vaccinated by October.
Romania
The Balkan state revised its travel requirements in mid-January for those that have been vaccinated, allowing quarantine-free entry for those that have had both doses of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.
