Philippines updates travel green list

By Prince Golez

The national government has updated the list of “green” countries whose Covid-19 vaccinations qualify for a shorter quarantine requirement, Malacañang said.

Fully-vaccinated passengers coming from green territories are allowed to spend seven days in a government-approved facility, instead of 10 days.

They will then be required to take the RT-PCR test on their fifth day of quarantine.

The following countries/jurisdictions are on the Philippine government’s green list:

-Albania

-American Samoa

-Anguilla

-Antigua and Barbuda

-Australia

-Azerbaijan

-Barbados

-Benin

-Bermuda

-The British Virgin Islands

-Brunei

-Burkina Faso

-Cayman Islands

-Chad

-China

-Comoros

-Cote d’ Ivoire (Ivory Coast)

-Curacao

-Dominica

-Eswatini

-Falkland Islands

-French Polynesia

-Gabon

-Gambia

-Ghana

-Greenland

-Grenada

-Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of China)

-Iceland

-Isle of Man

-Israel

-Laos

-Liechtenstein

-Mali

-Malta

-Marshall Islands

-Mauritius

-Federated States of Micronesia

-Montserrat

-New Caledonia

-New Zealand

-Niger

-Nigeria

-North Macedonia

-Northern Mariana Islands

-Palau

-Romania

-Saba (Special Municipality of the Kingdom of Netherlands)

-Saint Barthelemy

-Saint Pierre and Miquelon

-Singapore

-Sint Eustatius

-South Korea

-Taiwan

-Togo

-Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)

-Vietnam

The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases a fully vaccinated individual must have more than or equal to 2 weeks after having received the second dose in a 2-dose vaccine; or more than or equal to 2 weeks after having received a single-dose vaccine.

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