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Where You Can Travel If You’re Vaccinated—No Testing Required
Dubrovnik's ancient harbor now limits the number of cruise passengers to 4,000 per day. Photo: Shutterstock Below are the countries you can enter without taking a Covid test prior to or on arrival, as long as you’re fully vaccinated. (Update: As of June 12, 2022, the U.S. no longer requires air travelers to show a negative test to enter the country.)
A growing number of countries have lifted all Covid requirements and don’t require either proof of vaccination or a negative test; you can find those here.
Additional countries welcome vaccinated travelers with a negative test or other requirements. You can find the full list of where you can travel here.
Mozambique
Zimbabwe
- Full entry rules here.
- Read reviews of Zimbabwe trips during the pandemic here and here.
- Ask us about a trip to Zimbabwe.
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Does Iceland require a vaccination proof for covid? Does the USA require a negative covid test for reentry?
Iceland does require proof of vaccination, along with a recent negative test, to enter without quarantine. And the U.S. does require a negative Covid test for entry. You can read the details here: https://www.wendyperrin.com/countries-reopened-to-u-s-travelers