Make Your Next Trip Extraordinary
Where You Can Travel If You’re Vaccinated—No Testing Required
Get a different perspective on the old town of Dubrovnik, Croatia, by seeing it from the water. 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.
Menu
The Americas
Africa and Middle East
Asia and Pacific
The Americas
Bolivia
Brazil
- Full entry rules here.
- Read reviews of Brazil trips during the pandemic.
- Ask us about a trip to Brazil.
Africa and Middle East
Kenya
- Full entry rules here.
- Read reviews of Kenya trips during the pandemic.
- Ask us about a trip to Kenya.
Mozambique
The Seychelles
Zimbabwe
- Full entry rules here.
- Read reviews of Zimbabwe trips during the pandemic here and here.
- Ask us about a trip to Zimbabwe.
Asia and Pacific
Indonesia
- Full entry rules here.
- Read reviews of Indonesia trips during the pandemic.
- Ask us about a trip to Indonesia.
Nepal
Be a smarter traveler: Sign up for Wendy’s weekly newsletter to stay in the know. Read real travelers’ reviews, then use the black CONTACT buttons on Wendy’s WOW List to reach out to the right local fixer for your trip.
2 Comments
Post a Comment
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