While rules will vary based on your country of origin, these are some countries that are allowing entry for vaccinated travelers.
Editor’s note: please check the latest local COVID-19travel restrictions before planning any trip and always follow government advice.
Belize
Travelers who have been vaccinated can now visit Belize without quarantining, provided they wait until two weeks after their final dose to be inoculated against COVID-19. To enter the country, visitors must download the Belize Health App and and enter their vaccine health information no less than 72 hours before traveling to Belize. Travelers who aren’t vaccinated will need to present proof of a negative COVID-19 result from a test taken within 96 hours of travel.
Estonia
Mandatory quarantine will be waived for travellers to Estonia who can prove they’ve received the vaccine from one of its nine agreed global suppliers. Travelers will be required to provide a vaccination record that includes both the manufacturer and batch numbers for their vaccine in English, Russian or Estonian. Travelers who have recovered from COVID-19 in the last six months can also skip quarantine if they can supply a doctor’s certificate.
Georgia
International travelers who can prove they’ve received a two-dose course of a COVID-19 vaccine can arrive by air in Georgia. There are separate entry rules for unvaccinated visitors based on their destination of origin.
Iceland
One of the world’s most coveted travel destinations, Iceland will allow qualifying visitors to skip testing and quarantine if they have proof they’ve received a COVID-19 vaccine. Travelers will need to show an approved digital or paper vaccination certificate in Icelandic, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish or English to skip screenings. However, this doesn’t guarantee entry to all vaccinated people, as currently non-EU citizens are not allowed to visit Iceland.
Poland
Poland accounced in December that quarantine would not be required for people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19. However, Poland is still only allowing travelers from certain countries of origin.
Romania
The country is waiving quarantine for those who have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. The country announced that arriving travelers won’t need to quarantine if they’ve had two doses of the vaccine and at least ten days have passed since their second dose. However, they will need to show proof of vaccination.
Seychelles
Travelers with a certificate of vaccination and proof of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of departure can visit this beautiful 115-island nation in the Indian Ocean. However, visitors will only be able to enter two weeks after they get their second vaccine dose. Travelers will have to upload their vaccine certificate and negative test result to the Seychelles’ Travel Authorization application portal prior to departure, along with their passport information and flight and accommodation details.
