Breaking: RT-PCR report not required, Govt issues new guidelines for international travellers
As per the new guideline, the mandatory 72-hour report of RT-PCR is not required anymore and the travellers can show their Full Vaccination Certificate.
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As per the new guideline, the mandatory 72-hour report of RT-PCR is not required anymore and the travellers can show their Full Vaccination Certificate.
Isolation facility will not be mandatory for international travellers arriving in India from ‘at risk’ countries from January 22.
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) has issued new guidelines for international arrivals under which isolation facility is not mandatory for people arriving from 'at-risk' countries from Saturday.
India has mandated seven-day quarantine for all international travellers from today. The Health Ministry mandate will remain effective further orders.
The updated list of nations from where travellers would need to follow additional measures on arrival, including post-arrival testing (countries at-risk) are countries in Europe including The United Kingdom, South Africa, Brazil, China among others