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Latest Mobility Update From Around The World | Our COVID-19 Articles | Helpful Resources

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Latest Mobility Update From Around The World | Our COVID-19 Articles | Helpful Resources

Latest Mobility Updates From Around The World

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Starting Dec 15, international students, skilled migrants and people who hold working-holiday visas will be able to travel to and from Australia freely if they are vaccinated.

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From 18 Dec, Canada opens up their borders to 10 African nations and reinstates mandatory PCR testing.

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Only New Zealand citizens are allowed to travel from South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Seychelles, Malawi and Mozambique as of 11:59 p.m. local time on November 28.

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From 14 Jan, there will be a ban on transiting travellers from over 150 nations.

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From 3 Jan, the majority of the international visitors to the UK are not required to be quarantined upon arrival

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From 31 Dec, the US will lift the temporary COVID-19 related travel restrictions imposed on eight South African countries

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Starting 26 Dec, Singapore lifts its travel restriction on 10 African countries.

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From 19 Dec, regardless of the vaccination status, people travelling from the UK is required to quarantine for 14 days.

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From 6 Jan, France eases its travel restrictions on UK visitors by increasing its compelling reasons for visits

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Mandatory testing is required for anyone arriving from countries that have cases of the Omicron variant.

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The Netherlands has imposed a flight ban on the southern African region following reports of the new variant. Anyone entering the Netherlands who has been to one of those countries is required to quarantine at a government-selected hotel.

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Switzerland Bans Flights from South Africa Region & Introduces Entry Quarantine to 23 Virus-Variant Areas.

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Sweden keeps an entry ban against arrivals from third countries. The ban was planned to remain effective only until October 31, but after taking into account the current epidemiologic situation, it has been extended until January 31, 2022.

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Singapore travellers to Denmark have to serve quarantine.

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From 11 Jan, all international travel will be required to quarantine for 7 days regardless of their PCR test status
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Starting 10 Jan, unvaccinated citizens will not be able to travel out of the UAE

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From Nov 2021, Australia will ease its 18-month old Covid-19 international border restrictions.

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Canada has extended its ban on direct flights between Canada and Morocco until October 29.

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Singapore and Hong Kong will no longer launch the long-delayed travel bubble for quarantine-free travel between the two cities due to different Covid-19 strategies.
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New Zealand tightens travel rules as Covid-19 infections spread.

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Fully vaccinated, in-bound Brits now require fewer tests on their return to England from most countries around the world.

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From early Nov, the US will ease travel restrictions for vaccinated international visitors, including those from the U.K. and EU. It has also extended restrictions with Canada and Mexico through Oct 21, barring nonessential travel from these states.

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From 19 Oct, Singapore will open ‘vaccinated travel lanes’ with 8 more countries.

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Germany adds Estonia, Latvia, Brunei Darussalam, Ukraine & Yemen to its High-Risk list & removes several others.

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From Sept. 12, only vaccinated U.S. visitors will be allowed to visit France for vacation, non-vaccinated travelers can only visit for essential reasons and need a negative COVID-19 test.

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Spain extends existing entry ban on non-essential travels from non-EU countries for another month.

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From Sept 22, Vaccinated Travellers From UK, US & Other Very High-Risk Areas will be able to travel to the Netherlands without undergoing self-quarantine upon arrival.

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From 15 Oct, India will reopen to tourists after being closed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Denmark now allows restriction-free entry for arrivals from Portugal, Sweden, Liechtenstein & several other regions of France & Greece.

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Starting from 20 Sept, Sweden will Reintroduce Entry Ban on Residents of Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brunei, Japan & Serbia.

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From 8 Oct, all travellers arriving from the updated ‘Green List’ of destinations will be exempted from quarantine measures after landing in Abu Dhabi.

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From Sept 27, travellers from Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brunei, Japan and Serbia will be subject to stricter entry restrictions when reaching Switzerland.

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Our COVID-19 Articles

Relocate to Canada – What you must know about moving to CA during COVID-19 (updated 2021)

Find out what you must note before moving to what you must do upon arrival in the country.

4 Tips To Packing Your Shoes Amidst COVID-19

Get some simple tips on how you can pack your bulky shoes properly for your move during COVID-19

Relocate to the UAE – What you must know about moving to UAE during COVID-19 (updated 2021)

Find out what you must note before moving to what you must do upon arrival in the country.

3 Relocation Things To Do Amid COVID-19

Find out what you can do as you wait for the opportunity to relocate in times of COVID-19.

Relocate to UK – What you must know about moving to UK during COVID-19 (updated 2021)

Find out what you must note before moving to what you must do upon arrival in the country.

Insurance Company That Covers COVID-19 For Expats

Find out which are the insurance company that offer medical coverage for COVID-19

Relocate to Australia – What you must know about moving to Aus during COVID-19 (updated 2021)

Find out what you must note before moving to what you must do upon arrival in the country.

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5 Essential Items For Relocation After COVID-19

Find out which packing materials help to protect your belongings for relocating.

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