Category: Coronavirus - COVID
Summer 2022 Crossborder Travel News and Updates
After two years of pandemic-related restrictions, Covid-19 case counts have finally dropped. As a result, the door is once again open for international travel. However, there are ...
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Starting April 1, Proof Of Negative Pre-Departure Test Not Required for Fully Vaccinated Travellers
Canada is planning to drop the COVID testing requirement for fully vaccinated travellers. Canada's Minister of Health Jean-Yves Duclos announced on March 17 that fully vaccinated ...
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Canada to Ease Border Restrictions
In response to increased protection measures against the Covid virus, Canada announced plans to ease border restrictions and is removing the mandatory PCR testing requirement ...
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Effective January 15 All Travellers to Canada Must Be Fully Vaccinated
Effective January 15, exempt workers are required to be fully vaccinated to enter Canada. This adjustment to Canada's cross-border travel requirements was first announced on November ...
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Canada and US Lift Africa Travel Ban and Add New Testing Requirements
Canada and the United States have lifted travel restrictions for African countries that were imposed in November and were intended to slow down the spread of the Covid Omicron variant. ...
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Canada and US Ban Flights from African Countries
Canada and the United States have banned flights from South Africa and neighbouring countries due to the latest Covid variant, Omicron, B.1.1.529. The World Health Organization ...
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Updated Canada Travel Requirements
Canada has updated many of its travel requirements to enhance COVID safety protocols. Travel policies and requirements are frequently changed as more information is available. ...
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US Northern and Southern Land Borders to Reopen In Early November To Fully Vaccinated Travellers
Update October 15, 2021: The United States is reopening its land borders to nonessential fully vaccinated travellers beginning November 8.The United States Southern and Northern ...
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