As of August 1st, fully-vaccinated tourists are permitted entry without proof of a travel medical insurance policy. International travelers must also apply for entry permission and submit a negative COVID-19 rt-PCR test taken 3-5 days prior to arrival on the island.  

Canada will begin welcoming fully vaccinated American non-essential travelers in mid-August.

A negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of arrival and a negative antigen test taken within 24 hours of departure are required.  Alternatively, travelers can present a Nucleic Acid Amplification Test taken 24 hours or less prior to departure from the U.S. Travelers must also fill out Bonaire’s Health Declaration Form between 72 and 48 hours before their departure. 

As of July 12, the Vacation in Place period for fully vaccinated international air travellers is reduced from nine days to three days, with testing on day four and the ability to fully integrate into the Federation upon receipt of a negative test result.

As of July 19th, Ireland is welcoming visitors from the U.S. and those that are fully vaccinated without quarantine.  Without proof of vaccination, travelers would need to present evidence of a negative RT-PCR test result within 72 hours prior to arrival into Ireland, self-quarantine, and undergo post-arrival testing. 

The borders are now open to international travelers who have been fully vaccinated.

As of July 9th, travelers from low-risk countries are not required to quarantine.  U.S. citizens will need a negative RT-PCR testing within 72 hours or a negative Antigen test 48 hours from departure.  Travelers will also need to complete a passenger form.