In the trendy round of updates, the Canada Immigration has the latest round of updates, the Canada Reopening Border To Fully Vaccinated Tourists. This comes one of the most favorable and prominent announcements since the pandemic initiate. The government has issued a detailed list of guidelines and conventions for incoming travelers. Several relaxations and provisions are also allowed to ensure a polished transition.
Beneath are the announcements made by the Government of Canada Reopening Border To Fully Vaccinated Tourists ?
- Beginning August 9th, fully vaccinated US travelers (citizens and green card holders) may travel to Canada for non-essential and recreational purposes.
- There will be no quarantine in government-approved hotels for all travelers on or after August 9th.
- Starting September 7th, all intercontinental travelers who have received two portion of the approved vaccination will be allowed to undertake Canada.
- The travel forbid on direct passenger flights from India will remain adjacent until further notice.
- Travelling Passengers will have to undergo pre-departure molecular testing (RT-PCR test) before arriving to Canada.
- Travelers should be composed with a quarantine plan in Canada when asked by solemn Non-vaccinated children 11 years of age or nurture shall accompany their vaccinated parents without quarantine. Nevertheless, they should avoid areas having congestion.
- Passengers must have to listed themselves and transmit their vaccination certificates in the Arrive CAN app before proceeding, which will be verified by Airways.
- Covid tests will not be required for fully vaccinated visitors; although, contingent testing on arrival can be utilized.
- Health Canada have made an approval of total 4 vaccines as given below :-
- Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine;
- Pfizer-BioNTech covid-19 Vaccine;
- AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD Covid-19 Vaccine and;
- Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Covid-19 Vaccine.
- All Fully Vaccinated Travelers must have taken the last dose of approved vaccines at least 14 days on or before their travel.