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Most of the world’s countries are open to travelers from the United States, but as variants cause Covid-19 cases to surge in the United States and elsewhere, some places — including parts of Europe — are looking at resuming restrictions like pre-arrival testing, quarantine and even travel bans.	Most of the world’s countries are open to travelers from the United States, but as variants cause Covid-19 cases to surge in the United States and elsewhere, some places — including parts of Europe — are looking at resuming restrictions like pre-arrival testing, quarantine and even travel bans.
The European Union this week removed the United States from its “safe list” for nonessential visitors, meaning Americans may soon face more challenges entering some of its 27-member countries. In June, when coronavirus cases in the United States dipped to about 80,000 new diagnoses per week, the bloc named the United States a “Green Country.” But this week, after a 12-fold increase in new cases in the United States to nearly a million per week, the European Union recommended a return to the “Red Country” designation. Most European countries still allow vaccinated Americans, but member countries are free to impose their own restrictions, and they are sure to evolve in the next few weeks.	The European Union this week removed the United States from its “safe list” for nonessential visitors, meaning Americans may soon face more challenges entering some of its 27-member countries. In June, when coronavirus cases in the United States dipped to about 80,000 new diagnoses per week, the bloc named the United States a “Green Country.” But this week, after a 12-fold increase in new cases in the United States to nearly a million per week, the European Union recommended a return to the “Red Country” designation. Most European countries still allow vaccinated Americans, but member countries are free to impose their own restrictions, and they are sure to evolve in the next few weeks.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, meanwhile, continues advising Americans not to travel internationally until they are fully inoculated against Covid-19.	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, meanwhile, continues advising Americans not to travel internationally until they are fully inoculated against Covid-19.
Even then, with the rise of the more contagious Delta variant, the C.D.C. is cautioning travelers to “pay close attention to the situation at your international destination before traveling outside the United States.” There is not only a risk to traveler health, but things can change quickly and travelers need to check for the most recent updates. Borders can close, and quarantine, testing and insurance requirements can change with little notice. (Where possible, the country headings below have hyperlinks to resources with that information.)	Even then, with the rise of the more contagious Delta variant, the C.D.C. is cautioning travelers to “pay close attention to the situation at your international destination before traveling outside the United States.” There is not only a risk to traveler health, but things can change quickly and travelers need to check for the most recent updates. Borders can close, and quarantine, testing and insurance requirements can change with little notice. (Where possible, the country headings below have hyperlinks to resources with that information.)
In addition to restrictions that individual countries may have in place to enter their territory, all passengers over age 2 wanting to board a flight into the United States from abroad must produce a negative viral test for the coronavirus taken in the previous three days. If a delayed or missed flight pushes the departure beyond that, a new test is required. An exemption applies to those who can show proof of having recovered from the virus in the previous three months.	In addition to restrictions that individual countries may have in place to enter their territory, all passengers over age 2 wanting to board a flight into the United States from abroad must produce a negative viral test for the coronavirus taken in the previous three days. If a delayed or missed flight pushes the departure beyond that, a new test is required. An exemption applies to those who can show proof of having recovered from the virus in the previous three months.
Other C.D.C. travel recommendations differ for those who are fully vaccinated and those who aren’t. People who are vaccinated are still at possible risk for getting and spreading virus variants, so the C.D.C. advises that in addition to the mandatory test to board the return flight, they also get tested three to five days after they return to the United States. However, the C.D.C. says they don’t need to quarantine unless they receive a positive result. They also don’t need a pretest before departing from the United States, though one still may be required by the destination.	Other C.D.C. travel recommendations differ for those who are fully vaccinated and those who aren’t. People who are vaccinated are still at possible risk for getting and spreading virus variants, so the C.D.C. advises that in addition to the mandatory test to board the return flight, they also get tested three to five days after they return to the United States. However, the C.D.C. says they don’t need to quarantine unless they receive a positive result. They also don’t need a pretest before departing from the United States, though one still may be required by the destination.
Unvaccinated travelers are asked to have a pretest one to three days before leaving the United States; to get the mandatory test before their return flight; and to be tested three to five days after they return home. They also are advised to self-quarantine for seven days upon their return, even with a negative result. People who don’t want to be tested are asked to stay home for 10 days (14 with known exposure).	Unvaccinated travelers are asked to have a pretest one to three days before leaving the United States; to get the mandatory test before their return flight; and to be tested three to five days after they return home. They also are advised to self-quarantine for seven days upon their return, even with a negative result. People who don’t want to be tested are asked to stay home for 10 days (14 with known exposure).
Those wanting to learn about the coronavirus risk in a specific country can visit the C.D.C. website where a four-tier ranking system provides guidance. For information on entry requirements like testing and quarantine, as well as curfews and movement restrictions, the State Department’s website offers detailed information by country.	Those wanting to learn about the coronavirus risk in a specific country can visit the C.D.C. website where a four-tier ranking system provides guidance. For information on entry requirements like testing and quarantine, as well as curfews and movement restrictions, the State Department’s website offers detailed information by country.
Here is a list of countries that were, as of Sept. 1, open to U.S. citizens, or were expected to open soon. Nearly all require a health form to be completed to verify a negative coronavirus test, or proof of full vaccination showing that at least two weeks have passed since a second shot — or two and sometimes three weeks in the case of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson-Janssen vaccine. Some countries also require entry visas. Many have additional restrictions, including mandatory masks and curfews. People who have recently visited or traveled through countries with Covid-19 mutations may be denied entry or be subject to additional quarantine restrictions.	Here is a list of countries that were, as of Sept. 1, open to U.S. citizens, or were expected to open soon. Nearly all require a health form to be completed to verify a negative coronavirus test, or proof of full vaccination showing that at least two weeks have passed since a second shot — or two and sometimes three weeks in the case of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson-Janssen vaccine. Some countries also require entry visas. Many have additional restrictions, including mandatory masks and curfews. People who have recently visited or traveled through countries with Covid-19 mutations may be denied entry or be subject to additional quarantine restrictions.
As of Sept. 6, all Americans over age 6 need either proof of full vaccination or recovery from Covid-19, or a negative result to either a PCR test taken in the previous 72 hours or to a rapid The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	As of Sept. 6, all Americans over age 6 need either proof of full vaccination or recovery from Covid-19, or a negative result to either a PCR test taken in the previous 72 hours or to a rapid The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
For now, the country is open without restrictions. If the United States is removed from the Green list, tourists over 6 who are staying for three or more nights will need to have a vaccination or recovery certificate, or proof of a negative nucleic acid amplification test in the previous 72 hours, or a negative antigen test in the previous 48 hours The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	For now, the country is open without restrictions. If the United States is removed from the Green list, tourists over 6 who are staying for three or more nights will need to have a vaccination or recovery certificate, or proof of a negative nucleic acid amplification test in the previous 72 hours, or a negative antigen test in the previous 48 hours The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Permission is needed to enter and in general, only fully vaccinated visitors are allowed. Travelers need a negative PCR test taken three to five days before arrival, and an additional test will be given at no charge on arrival. Travelers must stay on the property of their accommodation until they receive a negative result, usually within 12 hours. Unvaccinated children and pregnant women may be subjected to RT-PCR testing four days after arrival.	Permission is needed to enter and in general, only fully vaccinated visitors are allowed. Travelers need a negative PCR test taken three to five days before arrival, and an additional test will be given at no charge on arrival. Travelers must stay on the property of their accommodation until they receive a negative result, usually within 12 hours. Unvaccinated children and pregnant women may be subjected to RT-PCR testing four days after arrival.
Air travelers over 5 must provide a certificate of a negative RT-PCR coronavirus test taken within seven days of arrival. Visitors may be required to undergo additional testing at a cost of $100 with results generally available in 48 to 96 hours. Those arriving by sea may need to quarantine.	Air travelers over 5 must provide a certificate of a negative RT-PCR coronavirus test taken within seven days of arrival. Visitors may be required to undergo additional testing at a cost of $100 with results generally available in 48 to 96 hours. Those arriving by sea may need to quarantine.
Travelers are asked to present proof of being vaccinated, or the results of a negative PCR test taken in the 72 hours before arrival. Alternatively, visitors can get a $40 test at the airport, and quarantine until the results are available, usually within 24 hours. Infants under 1 year are exempt from testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Travelers are asked to present proof of being vaccinated, or the results of a negative PCR test taken in the 72 hours before arrival. Alternatively, visitors can get a $40 test at the airport, and quarantine until the results are available, usually within 24 hours. Infants under 1 year are exempt from testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
The country said on Aug. 30 that it was evaluating the recommendation that the United States be removed from the safe list, but until then, Americans can enter with a negative coronavirus test result, or proof of being 22 days past their last shot for full vaccination, or of having had a Covid-19 infection within the previous 180 days. The negative PCR test should be no older than 72 hours before entering the country, while an antigen test cannot be older than 48 hours. Children under 12 are exempt, and are subject to the same entry requirements as the adult with whom they are traveling. Those who can’t meet the prearrival requirements must register in advance to take a coronavirus test at their own expense within 24 hours of entering Austria. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	The country said on Aug. 30 that it was evaluating the recommendation that the United States be removed from the safe list, but until then, Americans can enter with a negative coronavirus test result, or proof of being 22 days past their last shot for full vaccination, or of having had a Covid-19 infection within the previous 180 days. The negative PCR test should be no older than 72 hours before entering the country, while an antigen test cannot be older than 48 hours. Children under 12 are exempt, and are subject to the same entry requirements as the adult with whom they are traveling. Those who can’t meet the prearrival requirements must register in advance to take a coronavirus test at their own expense within 24 hours of entering Austria. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Adult visitors may enter with proof of full vaccination or recovery from a Covid-19 infection, and a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before the flight. Those 1 to 18 need only the negative test result. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Adult visitors may enter with proof of full vaccination or recovery from a Covid-19 infection, and a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before the flight. Those 1 to 18 need only the negative test result. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Those 2 and older traveling to the Bahamas, whether fully vaccinated or not, will need proof of a negative pretest within the previous five days. Vaccinated visitors will have a choice between a rapid test or a PCR test. Those who aren’t vaccinated over age 12 must have a negative PCR result, while those 2 to 11 can choose between a rapid test or PCR test. Unvaccinated tourists staying longer than four nights also must have a rapid antigen test on their fifth day in the country. In addition, unvaccinated travelers must pay a fee associated with their Bahama Travel Health Visa. It is $40 for people staying up to four nights, and $60 for those staying longer, and it includes travel insurance and the cost of their Day 5 rapid antigen test. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Those 2 and older traveling to the Bahamas, whether fully vaccinated or not, will need proof of a negative pretest within the previous five days. Vaccinated visitors will have a choice between a rapid test or a PCR test. Those who aren’t vaccinated over age 12 must have a negative PCR result, while those 2 to 11 can choose between a rapid test or PCR test. Unvaccinated tourists staying longer than four nights also must have a rapid antigen test on their fifth day in the country. In addition, unvaccinated travelers must pay a fee associated with their Bahama Travel Health Visa. It is $40 for people staying up to four nights, and $60 for those staying longer, and it includes travel insurance and the cost of their Day 5 rapid antigen test. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Before departure for Bahrain, passengers must provide a negative coronavirus test certificate taken in the previous 72 hours that features a QR code. All tourists 6 and older must pay for PCR tests on arrival and on the 10th day in the country. Fully vaccinated visitors will be provided with a certification card for use within Bahrain. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated must quarantine for 10 days at their own residence or at a licensed quarantine facility for which they have prepaid. Some land entry is possible, which involves a testing requirement. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Before departure for Bahrain, passengers must provide a negative coronavirus test certificate taken in the previous 72 hours that features a QR code. All tourists 6 and older must pay for PCR tests on arrival and on the 10th day in the country. Fully vaccinated visitors will be provided with a certification card for use within Bahrain. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated must quarantine for 10 days at their own residence or at a licensed quarantine facility for which they have prepaid. Some land entry is possible, which involves a testing requirement. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Travelers over 5 need proof of a negative result to a PCR swab taken in the three days before arrival. After landing, vaccinated visitors will be tested at their own expense and must quarantine at government-approved accommodations until the result is received, usually one to two days. Those who aren’t vaccinated don’t get their second test until the fifth day, so are asked to book a minimum of seven nights at their government-approved accommodations. When their in-country test comes back negative, they can remove their monitoring bracelet and move freely. Children under 18 who aren’t vaccinated, but who travel with an inoculated parent, must follow their adult’s guidelines. Passengers in transit to another country need the negative pretest and may be subject to a rapid test before departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Travelers over 5 need proof of a negative result to a PCR swab taken in the three days before arrival. After landing, vaccinated visitors will be tested at their own expense and must quarantine at government-approved accommodations until the result is received, usually one to two days. Those who aren’t vaccinated don’t get their second test until the fifth day, so are asked to book a minimum of seven nights at their government-approved accommodations. When their in-country test comes back negative, they can remove their monitoring bracelet and move freely. Children under 18 who aren’t vaccinated, but who travel with an inoculated parent, must follow their adult’s guidelines. Passengers in transit to another country need the negative pretest and may be subject to a rapid test before departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Americans over 6 are allowed to enter by air with proof of a negative PCR test performed within three days of entering. Unvaccinated visitors must be able to complete a full seven-day quarantine, and will not be allowed to leave the country until it is done. Land borders are closed. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Americans over 6 are allowed to enter by air with proof of a negative PCR test performed within three days of entering. Unvaccinated visitors must be able to complete a full seven-day quarantine, and will not be allowed to leave the country until it is done. Land borders are closed. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
The United States is classified as a “red” country as of Sept. 1, but those with proof of full vaccination or a recovery certificate showing they had Covid-19 in the previous 180 days do not need to be tested or quarantine. However, those who are unvaccinated need to present proof of a negative coronavirus test in the 72 hours before arrival, and need to retest on the seventh day in the country. Children under 12 do not need to be tested. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	The United States is classified as a “red” country as of Sept. 1, but those with proof of full vaccination or a recovery certificate showing they had Covid-19 in the previous 180 days do not need to be tested or quarantine. However, those who are unvaccinated need to present proof of a negative coronavirus test in the 72 hours before arrival, and need to retest on the seventh day in the country. Children under 12 do not need to be tested. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Regardless of vaccination status, visitors over 5 must show a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 test taken within 96 hours of travel, or a rapid test result that is no more than 48 hours old. Alternatively, testing is available at the airport for $50. Airport transfer for tourists must be with a certified provider to a Gold Standard hotel. Some land borders and ports of entry for pleasure boats have reopened with their own testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Regardless of vaccination status, visitors over 5 must show a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 test taken within 96 hours of travel, or a rapid test result that is no more than 48 hours old. Alternatively, testing is available at the airport for $50. Airport transfer for tourists must be with a certified provider to a Gold Standard hotel. Some land borders and ports of entry for pleasure boats have reopened with their own testing requirements. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
No coronavirus pretest is required for entry, but a rapid test and a PCR test will be given upon arrival at the traveler’s expense, and people staying longer than 15 days must undergo a third test. To depart, proof of a negative test in the previous 72 hours is required to enter the airport. According to the State Department’s OSAC division, arrival fees are about $180 and departure fees are about $90 for regular service or $135 for expedited processing.	No coronavirus pretest is required for entry, but a rapid test and a PCR test will be given upon arrival at the traveler’s expense, and people staying longer than 15 days must undergo a third test. To depart, proof of a negative test in the previous 72 hours is required to enter the airport. According to the State Department’s OSAC division, arrival fees are about $180 and departure fees are about $90 for regular service or $135 for expedited processing.
Travelers 2 and over must take a PCR test and obtain a negative result no more than four days before arrival and pay a $75 fee, and those who are vaccinated must also test on arrival, day 4, and day 10 while in Bermuda. People who are arriving with a valid negative pretest must quarantine at their accommodation until they receive a negative result to their arrival test. Those who are vaccinated but arrive without a pretest must quarantine until they get a negative result to a test on their fourth day. Unvaccinated children traveling with a vaccinated parent must wear a red wristband until they receive a negative result to their test on their eighth or tenth days.	Travelers 2 and over must take a PCR test and obtain a negative result no more than four days before arrival and pay a $75 fee, and those who are vaccinated must also test on arrival, day 4, and day 10 while in Bermuda. People who are arriving with a valid negative pretest must quarantine at their accommodation until they receive a negative result to their arrival test. Those who are vaccinated but arrive without a pretest must quarantine until they get a negative result to a test on their fourth day. Unvaccinated children traveling with a vaccinated parent must wear a red wristband until they receive a negative result to their test on their eighth or tenth days.
Unvaccinated visitors will need to quarantine for 14 days in one of three designated hotels at their own expense. A test will be given to those over age 2 on day 14 and a negative result is required for release. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Unvaccinated visitors will need to quarantine for 14 days in one of three designated hotels at their own expense. A test will be given to those over age 2 on day 14 and a negative result is required for release. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Visitors over 5 must have a negative PCR test taken in the 72 hours before departure. A mandatory 10-day quarantine is required, with another Covid-19 test taken on the seventh day, at the traveler’s expense. Those who aren’t permanent residents must have health insurance that covers illness from the coronavirus. Minors under 18 may only travel with a parent or legal guardian. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Visitors over 5 must have a negative PCR test taken in the 72 hours before departure. A mandatory 10-day quarantine is required, with another Covid-19 test taken on the seventh day, at the traveler’s expense. Those who aren’t permanent residents must have health insurance that covers illness from the coronavirus. Minors under 18 may only travel with a parent or legal guardian. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Travelers with proof of vaccination and those who have a doctor’s certificate saying that they have recovered from Covid-19 in the previous 14 to 180 days may enter without restriction. Others must have a negative result to either a PCR or antigen test taken in the previous 72 hours if coming from the United States (48 hours if coming from Europe). Children under 7 who are accompanying an eligible parent may also enter without having a test or certificate. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Travelers with proof of vaccination and those who have a doctor’s certificate saying that they have recovered from Covid-19 in the previous 14 to 180 days may enter without restriction. Others must have a negative result to either a PCR or antigen test taken in the previous 72 hours if coming from the United States (48 hours if coming from Europe). Children under 7 who are accompanying an eligible parent may also enter without having a test or certificate. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Americans may enter with proof of a negative PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before departure, and will also be given a rapid test upon landing. To leave the country, travelers must present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of their scheduled departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Americans may enter with proof of a negative PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before departure, and will also be given a rapid test upon landing. To leave the country, travelers must present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of their scheduled departure. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Passengers over 2 must have a negative RT-PCR laboratory test taken within 72 hours before their flight. (Children under 12 are exempt if all their travel companions tested negative.) Travelers who persistently test positive can enter with certain documentation. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Passengers over 2 must have a negative RT-PCR laboratory test taken within 72 hours before their flight. (Children under 12 are exempt if all their travel companions tested negative.) Travelers who persistently test positive can enter with certain documentation. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
Those who are fully vaccinated need to provide either a negative RT-PCR test result or a negative antigen test taken within five days before arrival, and they also must pay a $35 fee. They will be given a rapid test upon arrival, and need to quarantine, with any unvaccinated children, until a negative result is received. Those ages 5 to 17 will be tested upon arrival and again on day four. People who are only partially vaccinated or who aren’t vaccinated need to pretest and pay a $175 fee. They receive either a PCR or rapid antigen test upon landing, and must quarantine. Those who have only received one of two inoculation shots must quarantine for four days, while those who are completely unvaccinated need to quarantine for seven days. Those arriving by boat must enter through certain ports depending on vaccination status. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.	Those who are fully vaccinated need to provide either a negative RT-PCR test result or a negative antigen test taken within five days before arrival, and they also must pay a $35 fee. They will be given a rapid test upon arrival, and need to quarantine, with any unvaccinated children, until a negative result is received. Those ages 5 to 17 will be tested upon arrival and again on day four. People who are only partially vaccinated or who aren’t vaccinated need to pretest and pay a $175 fee. They receive either a PCR or rapid antigen test upon landing, and must quarantine. Those who have only received one of two inoculation shots must quarantine for four days, while those who are completely unvaccinated need to quarantine for seven days. Those arriving by boat must enter through certain ports depending on vaccination status. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 4: Very high.
The United States is considered a “red” country, meaning tourists arriving from the United States, regardless of their citizenship, are prohibited from entering. However, Americans may still enter if they arrive from a country classified as green or orange, as long as the meet the entry provisions for those countries, which in general include proof that the person has an E.U. Digital Covid Certificate for vaccination, received a negative test result, or recovered from Covid-19. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	The United States is considered a “red” country, meaning tourists arriving from the United States, regardless of their citizenship, are prohibited from entering. However, Americans may still enter if they arrive from a country classified as green or orange, as long as the meet the entry provisions for those countries, which in general include proof that the person has an E.U. Digital Covid Certificate for vaccination, received a negative test result, or recovered from Covid-19. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
Visitors must present a negative PCR test upon arrival that is no more than five days old. Those arriving without will be given a rapid test at the airport at a cost of $45 and will be detained until results are available. A negative PCR test dated within five days is also required to fly out from the airport.	Visitors must present a negative PCR test upon arrival that is no more than five days old. Those arriving without will be given a rapid test at the airport at a cost of $45 and will be detained until results are available. A negative PCR test dated within five days is also required to fly out from the airport.
Those entering the Republic of Cabo Verde  must  have either proof of vaccination or recovery, a negative result for a PCR coronavirus test that was administered no more than 72 hours before  the departure of their flight, or a negative result to a rapid test given in the 48 hours before flying. Visitors should note that a negative PCR test is required for all passengers 2 and up transiting Portugal. Inter-island travel also requires visitors to meet one of the three conditions. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 in Cape Verde is Level 3: High.	Those entering the Republic of Cabo Verde  must  have either proof of vaccination or recovery, a negative result for a PCR coronavirus test that was administered no more than 72 hours before  the departure of their flight, or a negative result to a rapid test given in the 48 hours before flying. Visitors should note that a negative PCR test is required for all passengers 2 and up transiting Portugal. Inter-island travel also requires visitors to meet one of the three conditions. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 in Cape Verde is Level 3: High.
The country is open to American citizens and permanent residents who currently reside in the United States if they have proof of full vaccination. They are also allowed if they have recovered from Covid-19 and continue to test positive, as long as they can present a positive coronavirus molecular test result on a specimen taken 14 to 180 days before arrival in Canada.	The country is open to American citizens and permanent residents who currently reside in the United States if they have proof of full vaccination. They are also allowed if they have recovered from Covid-19 and continue to test positive, as long as they can present a positive coronavirus molecular test result on a specimen taken 14 to 180 days before arrival in Canada.
All travelers 5 and older must have proof of a negative coronavirus test. Motorists must show a test within 72 hours of their planned entry. Air passengers must test in the 72 hours before their scheduled departure. Antigen tests are not accepted.	All travelers 5 and older must have proof of a negative coronavirus test. Motorists must show a test within 72 hours of their planned entry. Air passengers must test in the 72 hours before their scheduled departure. Antigen tests are not accepted.
Some visitors will be randomly chosen upon arrival to complete a molecular test. In addition, all travelers must be able to present a quarantine plan upon arrival. Information needs to be submitted electronically through the ArriveCAN app or online in the 72 hours before arrival.	Some visitors will be randomly chosen upon arrival to complete a molecular test. In addition, all travelers must be able to present a quarantine plan upon arrival. Information needs to be submitted electronically through the ArriveCAN app or online in the 72 hours before arrival.
Unvaccinated children who are under 12 or who are dependents because of a mental or physical condition may enter with a vaccinated adult, assuming they meet the other requirements. Unvaccinated adult travelers are not permitted to enter for tourism. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.	Unvaccinated children who are under 12 or who are dependents because of a mental or physical condition may enter with a vaccinated adult, assuming they meet the other requirements. Unvaccinated adult travelers are not permitted to enter for tourism. The C.D.C. risk assessment for Covid-19 is Level 3: High.
The country isn’t open to general tourism, but those who own homes on the islands and digital nomads may be able to enter. When allowed, travelers 10 and over must have proof of a negative coronavirus test in the 72-hours before departure and health insurance that includes coverage for coronavirus-related illness.	The country isn’t open to general tourism, but those who own homes on the islands and digital nomads may be able to enter. When allowed, travelers 10 and over must have proof of a negative coronavirus test in the 72-hours before departure and health insurance that includes coverage for coronavirus-related illness.