St Kitts and Nevis has dropped its Covid vaccination and testing requirements for arrivals.
Previously, vaccinated arrivals were required to present proof they were fully jabbed, while unvaccinated travellers were not permitted to enter the Caribbean country.
However, as of August 15, all Covid testing and vaccination rules have been dropped, meaning arrivals can enter by filling in an online customs and immigration form.
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The St Kitts Tourism Authority shared the update on its website. It read: “All unvaccinated and vaccinated travellers are permitted to enter the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis. This includes citizens, residents and international travellers.
“Travellers are required to complete and submit an online customs and immigration form before arrival.”
Nevis Tourism Authority chief executive Devon Liburd said: “Nevis is well and truly open for business again. We are delighted to welcome back those that have visited before and all newcomers to experience all that our wonderful island has to offer.”
Several other destinations have dropped their Covid entry requirements in recent weeks, including St Helena and Malaysia.