The latest adjustment measures of the new entry regulations of various countries in February

At present, the global epidemic situation is still in a very tense state. According to the changes of epidemic situation in various countries, in the case of better controlling the epidemic situation, in order to facilitate everyone's travel, the exit and entry policies of various countries are constantly adjusted. Let's take a look at the latest changes in immigration policies in various countries in February.

Canadian international travelers must be quarantined in the hotel for 3 days.

On February 16, the Chinese Embassy in Canada issued a reminder of the latest entry epidemic prevention measures to be implemented in Canada.

The Embassy in Canada reminded that the Canadian federal government announced that starting from February 22nd, all international passengers flying into Canada must book an isolation hotel designated by the Canadian government for 3 nights before leaving for Canada (booking will be open from February18th), and they must undergo COVID-19 molecular test after arriving in Canada, and go to the above-mentioned hotel to wait for the test results; Accommodation and other related expenses during the centralized isolation period of the hotel shall be borne by itself.

In addition, international passengers can only board the plane for Canada with a negative COVID-19 test report, and the prevention and control measures such as compulsory home isolation after arrival in Canada are still effective.

At the same time, all passengers going to Canada still need to enter through ArriveCAN.

APP fills in the personal isolation plan and related information online. After centralized isolation, the hotel still needs to complete 14 days of home isolation. Before the quarantine expires, it needs to be tested again.

The Embassy appealed to everyone to adhere to the principle of "non-essential, non-emergency and no travel" and try to avoid cross-border travel. If necessary, you can contact the airline in advance to confirm the specific matters and strictly abide by the relevant epidemic prevention regulations.

British entry conceals travel history or faces imprisonment.

From February 15, all passengers entering the UK must submit inspection reports within 72 hours.

In addition, those who are allowed to enter the UK must be isolated in the hotel designated by the government for 10 days, and the accommodation expenses shall be borne by themselves. Passengers who do not go to government-designated hotels for isolation will face high fines.

Whether it is isolated at home or in a hotel, it must be tested again on the second and eighth days of the 10 day isolation period.

Previously, Britain issued a "red list" of entry, including 33 countries including South Africa, Brazil and Chile. The government stipulates that only British or Irish citizens or people with the right of abode in Britain can enter the country from the "red list", and people of other nationalities are prohibited from entering the UK from these countries.

British Health Minister Hancock said: "Any passenger who lies in the notice and tries to conceal that he has been to a' red list' country within 10 days before entering the country will face a maximum sentence of 10 years."

Indonesia extends entry ban for foreigners.

On February 8, the Indonesian government announced that it would extend the temporary epidemic prevention policy prohibiting foreigners from entering the country until February 22, and adjust the epidemic prevention and control measures of "large-scale community restrictions".

Earlier, Indonesia has extended the implementation period of this policy twice.

According to the detailed rules issued by the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, foreigners who take direct or transit commercial flights are prohibited from entering Indonesia during the implementation of this policy. However, foreigners holding valid diplomatic or official residence permits in Indonesia, foreigners holding valid limited residence permits or long-term residence permits in Indonesia, and members of foreign government delegations at or above the deputy ministerial level are not prohibited.

The above-mentioned foreigners who are allowed to enter Indonesia should receive nucleic acid testing when they arrive at the port of entry in Indonesia, and receive a five-day centralized medical observation at the designated place of the Ministry of Health at their own expense.

South Korea lowered the level of epidemic prevention response and strengthened entry control.

From February 15, South Korea lowered the national epidemic prevention response level, but strengthened the prevention and control of imported cases.

From 15, South Korea lowered the national epidemic prevention response level: the epidemic prevention response level in the capital circle was reduced from 2.5 to 2, and the epidemic prevention response level in other regions was reduced from 2 to1.5; Extend the business hours of restaurants and cafes in the capital circle to 22: 00, and no longer limit the business hours of related facilities in non-capital circle. However, except immediate family members, gatherings of five or more people are still banned nationwide.

Although the national epidemic prevention response level has been reduced, South Korea will strengthen the epidemic prevention control of entry personnel. On June 5438+05, the South Korean government announced that in order to prevent COVID-19 from being imported, people who have not entered the country in isolation must undergo virus testing in designated institutions within one week of entry, and submit negative certificates after the second test; From February 24, all entry personnel must submit negative certificates of nucleic acid testing, and then conduct testing and isolation again after entry.

Philippines relaxes entry regulations for foreigners.

On February 6, 20265438, the Philippines further relaxed its entry regulations and allowed more foreign citizens with valid visas to enter the country.

According to the new regulations, starting from February 16, foreigners who have obtained visas before March 20, 2020, and those who hold valid visas when entering the country are allowed to enter the country. Holders of valid Philippine Special Resident Retirement Visa (SRRV) and 9(a) visas can also enter the Philippines if they present diplomatic immunity documents to the Philippine Immigration Bureau upon arrival.

All foreign citizens who are allowed to enter the country must book accommodation for at least six nights in isolated hotels or facilities recognized by the government, and must undergo reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test after six days of arrival. Whether the above-mentioned personnel can enter the country will also depend on the maximum daily passenger traffic at the international airport.

With the change of epidemic situation, the epidemic prevention policies of various countries are still constantly updated.

According to the official WeChat account "European Times" and WeChat "European Times", on June 5438+1October 3 1 day, the French Foreign Ministry released information showing that after France closed its borders to countries outside the EU, it needed "irresistible reasons" to leave the country.

Conditions related to leaving France

At present, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs divides "irresistible causes" into three aspects: personal/family, health and occupation, each of which corresponds to different requirements.

Individual/family: 1. Death or serious illness of immediate family members, 2. Take care of children, 3. Judicial or administrative needs. Can't stay in France or be deported, 5. Start, continue or end research.

Health: Emergency medical reasons.

Occupation: 1. Economic work that cannot be changed or cancelled and must be attended; 2. Participate in the prevention and control of COVID-19 epidemic; 3. Public power tasks such as diplomatic work; 4. Participate in high-level sports events approved by the French Ministry of Sports.

Relevant policies for entering France

1. Starting from 1 and 3 1, people who plan to enter France from EU member countries, Britain and non-EU member countries, as well as those who plan to leave France, need to fill in relevant certificates on the website of the French Ministry of the Interior and present them together with other required documents when entering or leaving the country.

2. Persons who plan to travel from France to other parts of Europe (EU member States, Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Vatican and Switzerland) by air, water and land, or those who enter France from the above areas, are over 1 1 year old and 1 1 month old. Road transport workers, cross-border workers and people living in border areas within a radius of 30 kilometers enjoy immunity.

In addition, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly recommends that people entering France be quarantined for 7 days, and then undergo virus testing again.