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COLOMBIA
Last Updated: Jul 5th, 2022
Country Status: Open for entry.
Countries with restrictions for entry: None
Vaccination: Yes, required.
Travelers over 18 years old, must present a complete COVID-19 (two doses) vaccination certificate with the last dose administered at least 14 days before travel. Currently, the third dose, or “booster” is recommended but not a requirement to enter Colombia. Travellers who have had different a vaccine on the second dose than the first dose, are also accepted.
Here is a list of the vaccines that are approved by the Colombian authorities: Click Here
PCR Test:
Travelers with incomplete vaccination must present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hrs before arriving in Colombia.
On arrival testing: None
Between 24 hours and 1 hour before departure, you must fill out the ‘Check-Mig’ form, available on the Migración Colombia website. You will receive a confirmation email that you will need to present upon arrival in Colombia.
Surgical masks must be used by all passengers above 2 years of age throughout the journey, from entering the air terminal, during the flight, and at the port of arrival. N95 masks (and their equivalents) are recommended for passengers above 60 years of age and those with pre-existing health conditions.
Quarantine: N/A
If you have any symptoms and test positive for COVID-19, you must be quarantined for 7 days. You can stay in a hotel of your choice or any other accommodation where isolation can be guaranteed.
Travelers with COVID-19 previously: N/A
Health declaration: Yes, required.
Insurance: N/A
Extra considerations during your trip:
- Face masks are no longer mandatory in open spaces, in municipalities with a record of complete vaccination coverage greater than 70%.
- In municipalities with a record of vaccination coverage greater than 70% and at least 40% booster doses, masks will also not be required in closed spaces, with the exception of health services, nursing homes, and all modes of transport. From 15 May, this will also include educational institutes.
- If you have any symptoms COVID-19 related or you were near someone with a positive result for COVID-19, it is recommended to wait 14 days prior to traveling to Colombia.
ECUADOR
Last Updated: Jul 20th, 2022
Country Status: Open for entry.
Countries with restrictions for entry: None
Vaccination: Yes, required.
Travelers over 3 years old must present a complete COVID-19 vaccination certificate, validating the complete vaccination administered at least 14 days before travel. Under 3 years old are exempt from this requirement. (Applies to the mainland, and the Galapagos Islands).
PCR Test: Yes, only for travelers who are not vaccinated.
Travelers over 3 years old must present a negative result of a COVID-19 PCR or antigen test performed up to 72 hours before boarding the flight. Under 3 years old are exempt from this requirement. (Applies to the mainland, and the Galapagos Islands).
On arrival testing:
Travelers with symptoms on arrival may be requiered to take a rapid antigen test. If the result is positive, the traveler must self-isolate for 7 days.
Quarantine:
Travelers with a test result positive for COVID-19 must self-isolate for 7 days.
Travelers with COVID-19 previously:
If you are not fully vaccinated but have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last year, you can enter Ecuador. You will need to show evidence of a positive laboratory PCR test (taken more than 14 days and less than a year ago).
Visitors previously diagnosed with COVID-19 and who continue to test positive with a laboratory PCR test after a month, should present a medical certificate issued in the country of origin which indicates that they are non-infectious. This will be accepted as long as they are no longer showing symptoms.
Health declaration: Yes required.
Travelers must submit the Traveler`s Health Declaration, which can be downloaded by clicking here.
Insurance: N/A
Extra considerations during your trip:
- As of 28 April 2022, the use of masks is no longer mandatory in public spaces (both indoors and out). However, private establishments may impose their own biosecurity rules and request the use of masks. We recommend you carry a mask together with your proof of vaccination
- Anyone who presents symptoms during the flight on arrival will be evaluated by the Health Ministry representatives prior to accessing the migration area.
- Any passengers presenting COVID-19-related symptoms will be denied entry to the Galapagos Islands.
- All people over 12 (including foreign tourists) must present their COVID-19 vaccination certificate (showing 2 complete doses) to enter establishments providing non-essential services (for example, but not limited to, banks, shops, supermarkets, restaurants, transport, etc). This rule has also been enforced at airports. This will not apply to public sector institutions and for essential services such as health and education. COVID-19 vaccination certificates are also mandatory for all passengers over 5 years old for all inter-district, interstate, urban, and tourist buses.
- Travelers to Mashpi Lodge must comply with the following requirements:
- Adults (+ 12 years of age): Proof of vaccination (complete scheme) with QR code, with at least 14 days of validity from the date of completion.
- Children (2-11 years of age): Only those who are not vaccinated, must present a negative result of a rapid antigen COVID-19 test taken up to 72 hours before arrival.
PERU
Last Updated: Jul 5th, 2022
Country Status: Open
Countries with restrictions for entry: None
Vaccination: Yes, required.
Travelers over 12 years old must show a vaccination card according to the vaccination scheme of the country of residence 14 days before the flight. Children under 12 years old must not present noticeable symptoms of COVID-19 to take the flight.
PCR Test: Yes, only for travelers who are not vaccinated.
Unvaccinated travelers must show a negative PCR test issued up to 72 hours before boarding.
On arrival testing: N/A
Quarantine:
Anyone who shows COVID-19 symptoms on arrival in Peru, including those under 12 years old, must be isolated.
Travelers with COVID-19 previously: N/A
Health declaration: Yes, required.
Travelers must complete the electronic health sworn statement by following the link here.
Insurance: N/A
Extra considerations during your trip:
- The use of a KN95 mask or, alternatively, a 3-fold surgical mask with a fabric mask is mandatory for being on public roads and closed spaces throughout the country.
- Peruvians, resident foreigners, and non-resident foreigners aged 12 or over whose destination is the Peruvian territory, as passengers and regardless of the country of origin, must prove that they have completed, in Peru and/or abroad, their travel scheme vaccination against COVID-19; or they can present a negative molecular test with a result date no later than 48 hours before boarding at their point of origin.
- Passengers of the national air transport and interprovincial ground transportation services over 12 years of age, residents, and non-residents, can only board if they prove their full dose of vaccination in Peru or abroad. In case they have not completed the vaccination schedule against COVID-19, with full doses according to their age, they must present a negative molecular test with a result date no later than 48 hours before boarding.
- In case of symptoms, the control personnel will ask for your data and will refer you to health employees.
- People over 12 years old will not be allowed to enter the premises without their physical or virtual ID card that proves they have completed, in Peru or abroad, their vaccination schedule against COVID-19.
- The use of a face shield and a health sworn statement are no longer required to board trains.
- The verification of the physical or virtual card that certifies compliance with the application of the vaccination against COVID-19, in Peru and/or abroad, must be carried out together with an official identity document.
BOLIVIA
Last Updated: Jul 5th, 2022
Country Status: Open for entry.
Countries with restrictions for entry: None
Vaccination: Yes, required. certificate of vaccination against COVID-19 in a physical or digital format with a two-dose scheme or single dose (Jhonson & Jhonson) at least 14 days before the date of admission.
PCR Test: Yes, required for non-vaccinated.
Negative PCR test certified for people over 5 years of age, 72 hours before boarding in the country of origin.
Negative Nasal antigen test certified for people over 5 years, 48 hours before boarding in the country of origin.
On arrival testing: N/A
Quarantine: Not required.
Unvaccinated travelers need to self-isolate for 10 days upon arrival, present a negative PCR, and insurance with COVID-19 coverage.
Travelers with COVID-19 previously: N/A
Health declaration: Yes
A completed “Declaracion Jurada del viajero para el seguimiento COVID-19” must be presented upon arrival.
For more information you may click here.
CHILE
Last Updated: Aug 16th, 2022
Country Status: Open for entry.
Countries with restrictions for entry: None
Vaccination: Yes, required
Starting on September 1st The Mobility Pass is no longer required to enter not travel within Chile. Travelers may present only their vaccination certificate issued by their country of origin. Travelers of less than 18 years old are not required to present anything upon entry.
PCR Test: Yes, required for non-vaccinated traveleres.
On arrival testing: No.
Quarantine: Not required.
Travelers with COVID-19 previously: N/A
Health declaration: Not required.
Insurance: Not required.
Extra considerations during your trip:
- Easter Island will be progressively accessible to travelers starting on August 1st. These are the current requirements for entering:
- Rapa Nui Entry Form (IRN): You can enter the data digitally here and avoid this procedure at the airport.
- LATAM document review at the time of the check -Ready to Fly.
- The same protocols apply for passengers in transit
- Passenger with persistent positive result:
- Attach first positive PCR or antigen made in a Health center authorized by the Health Authority.
- Attach second test in this case only PCR done in a health center authorized by the Health Authority.
- More than 10 days must have passed between the first and second test and no more than 1 month before the date of boarding.
- Arriving in Rapa Nui:
- Review of the documentation by Seremi de Salud. The review by OPIPA will not be on the plane or in person with the passengers.
- Random antigen test will apply.
- After arrival:
- Telephone monitoring of passengers for 7 days.
- Possibility of calling a passenger at random to perform antigen test between the first and fifth day.
- Passenger who refuses or checks positive must remain 7 days in quarantine in a place authorized by the sanitary authority.
- Passengers arriving on international flights and Cruises:
- Review of the documentation at the port of arrival (the same requirements for domestic flights).
- Antigen test at port of arrival.
ARGENTINA
Last Updated: Jul 5th, 2022
Country Status: Open for entry.
Countries with restrictions for entry: N/A
Vaccination: N/A
PCR Test: N/A
On arrival testing: N/A
Quarantine: N/A
Travelers with COVID-19 previously: N/A
Health declaration: Yes, required.
Travelers must complete the sworn declaration at least forty-eight (48) hours before the start of the trip. Click here.
Insurance: Yes, required.
Insurance must include coverage against COVID.
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