Current COVID International Travel Restrictions

Last Updated: July 6th, 2020.

Alright people. Let’s get one thing straight. This is just an informative post. Meaning I DO NOT condone traveling for leisure right now outside of the US. I think it’s selfish, given our number of cases rising and many other countries finally getting the virus under control there.

While I understand people are getting antsy & claim they will help the tourism industry, we as Americans need to sit in time out, wear a mask, and think about how we’ve handled things so far. Some countries have put us in time out including the European Union. Let’s not forget the State Department imposed a Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory that has been in place since March, instructions "to avoid all international travel due to the global impact of COVID-19.

But, as the world returns to normal again, I understand we all have the choice to travel. My hope is that anyone who chooses to travel does it with respect and care for the country they are choosing to impose on.

Alright so here is the current list of open countries to US citizens:

• Aruba

  • Currently open

  • July 10th

• Bahamas

  • July 7th

  • Negative COVID test within 7 days

• Belize

  • August 15th

  • Negative COVID test within 72 hours or test at arrival

• Bermuda

  • July 1st

  • Negative COVID test within 5 days of arrival

  • $75 fee application fee

• Cambodia

  • $3,000 travel fee

  • If someone on arriving flight tests positive, all passengers must quarantine for 14 days

• Mexico

  • July 21st, unless “essential travel”

• St. Lucia

  • Currently open

  • Negative COVID test within 48 hours of flight

• Serbia

  • Currently open

• United Arab Emirates

  • July 7th

  • Negative test no more than 4 days before departure

Sincerely,

Sarah

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