202 1 which countries can travel abroad? What are the updated foreign entry and exit policies in April?

Now many foreign countries have begun to accept some international tourists, which means that you can visit other countries and see their scenery when you have time. In addition, there are some recent policy changes.

More countries open their borders to accept international tourists. With the increasing speed of global vaccination, it is reported that antibodies can exist in the body for nine months, and many countries (especially tourist countries) whose tourism industry has almost collapsed can't help but prepare to open their borders to welcome tourists.

Thailand: From April, the compulsory isolation time for foreigners vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine will be reduced from 14 days to 7 days, and the isolation time for foreigners not vaccinated will also be reduced to 10 days.

During the Songkran Festival, the Thai government plans to resume traditional celebrations and open five major tourist areas to foreign tourists in April, including Phuket, Chiang Mai, Krabi, Surat Thani and Spring Wuli, and will introduce more new models to attract international tourists.

The Thai government plans to open its doors to foreign tourists in June+10, 5438, after vaccinating more than 70% of its citizens, that is, about 50 million people, and make every effort to revive the economy. At present, the "vaccine passport" is being processed, and the establishment of mutual recognition mechanism of bilateral health code information is being explored with many countries including China, with a view to promoting cross-border travel as soon as possible.

France: From now on, passengers from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Israel, Japan, Britain and Singapore no longer need necessary reasons to travel to and from France. Of course, you still need to show the PCR test results within 72 hours when you enter France. But the epidemic in France is not optimistic.

Greece: It is planned to gradually open tourism before May1April-early April to countries with high COVID-19 vaccine penetration rate such as the European Union and Israel; May 14 is open to people who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, produced antibodies and had negative test reports.

After arriving in Greece, you only need to do a simple and quick test, and you will know the result soon. For positive cases, all testing and isolation costs will be borne by the government. In addition, the Greek government has found another way, sending 320 "vaccination teams" to vaccinate COVID-19 vaccine for small island residents on a large scale, striving to create a "safe zone without COVID-19 Island", thus opening up the tourism market of some countries as soon as possible.

Georgia: At present, travelers from any country can enter the country without isolation, provided that they have been vaccinated with two doses of COVID-19 vaccine;

Lebanon: Visitors can show their vaccination certificates to avoid isolation, but they must carry out PCR test within 96 hours after landing, and the test results are negative before they can be exempted from inspection.

Poland: Passengers who have submitted the injection certificate need not be isolated, but the restricted vaccine must be of the type authorized by the European Union;

Romania: Passengers who have finished all vaccines can enter the country without inspection, but they must ensure that the difference between the second injection date and the entry date is at least 10 days.

UAE: The Ministry of Culture and Tourism in Abu Dhabi, UAE has updated the "green list" of tourists from Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Australia, Bhutan, Greenland, Brunei, Iceland, Singapore, Mauritius, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand and other countries and regions. After arriving in Abu Dhabi, they only need to carry out nucleic acid testing at the airport. If they are negative, they can enter the country directly without compulsory isolation.

In addition, the UAE Cabinet has also approved the multiple-entry tourist visa system, which can be applied by tourists from all countries! This is very good news for compatriots going abroad or returning home!

It can be seen that although the epidemic has not subsided, many countries are trying to restart under the blessing of vaccines. For those of us who are in the safe haven of China, it is also a good choice to get vaccinated first if we have time and go out at any time after seeing the opportunity!

In addition to opening the border, some airlines dare to "eat crabs"-that is, Singapore Airlines tries to use "vaccine passports"!

To go to Britain, you can try IATATravel, the vaccine passport led by IATA.

Pass (International Air Transport Association Travel Pass) is already the first "vaccine passport" in the world. On March 18, the first passenger who used this pass successfully arrived in the UK by plane from Singapore. Singapore Airlines is also the first in the world to announce the use of IATA.

At present, many airlines of TravelPass have also joined the ranks.

Now, Singapore Airlines passengers flying from Singapore to London can use IATATravelPass:

1. Create a secure digital passport on the passenger's mobile device.

2. Enter passenger flight details to understand travel restrictions and requirements.

3. Verify the test results and confirm that they meet all the travel requirements.

In fact, whether it is the "international travel health certificate" of the motherland or the "IATATravel" of the International Air Transport Association.

Pass ",as long as the input process is simplified, I don't mind using both. At present, China and Britain are still suspended. I hope to continue this route as soon as possible. Let's try!

However, some countries have tightened their entry restrictions because the epidemic situation is not optimistic?

Japan is considering requiring all inbound tourists to be tested for mutant strains. At present, only those people from countries where the mutated virus is prevalent are required to be tested for the mutated COVID-19 virus. Specifically, at present, the Japanese government stipulates that travelers from 24 countries and regions where COVID-19 mutation has been found need to undergo mutation COVID-19 test on the third day after entering Japan. Most of these 24 countries and regions are located in Europe.

However, in view of the spread of mutant virus, the Japanese Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare declared that the scope of COVID-19 mutant detection and isolation system should be expanded from countries and regions where novel coronavirus mutant is prevalent to people who enter Japan from all countries and regions.

Give you a general idea of what preparations you need to make to travel from China to Japan at present:

1. Go to a qualified institution within 72 hours before departure for coronavirus pneumonia-19 detection (list of domestic detection institutions, click here to inquire about national nucleic acid detection institutions) and obtain a detection certificate (in English, it must be marked "negative", and the sampling method is limited to nasopharyngeal swab (nasopharynx).

Swabs) and saliva (saliva), but ThroatSwab is not recognized.

2. Fill in the "Inspection Declaration Form" according to the contents recorded in the inspection certificate;

3. When you arrive in Japan, you need to download mobile phone applications: OSSMA (location application), Skype (video calling application), and location information saving settings on smart phones (such as Google).

APP), Cocoa (novel coronavirus Contact Confirmation App)

4. Read the oath carefully and sign it, and submit it to Japanese quarantine officials.

Foreigners are not allowed to enter the Philippines on March 19. The Philippine National Anti-epidemic Working Group released a document signed yesterday, which adjusted the current entry policy of the Philippines. According to this document, all Filipinos, whether overseas workers or returnees, can enter the country at any time. However, from March 22nd to April 2nd1,foreigners were still not allowed to enter the country. Except in the following cases:

1, diplomat and member of international organizations, and must hold a valid 9(e) visa or 47(a)(2) visa;

2. Foreigners who need to go to the Philippines for medical reasons must be guaranteed by the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Overseas Labor Welfare Administration, and must have a valid visa when entering the country;

3. Foreign seafarers who need to be rotated in the "Green Route" program must hold a valid 9(c) visa;

4. Foreign spouses and children of Filipinos must enter the country at the same time as Filipinos and hold valid visas;

5. Foreigners who need to enter the country due to emergency, humanitarian or other similar reasons must be approved by the chairman of the Philippine National Anti-epidemic Working Group or its authorized agencies, and must have a valid visa when entering the country.

The above contents only involve the most important entry policies of some countries.