COVID travel restrictions Ireland

The Irish government announced that travellers from other countries are no longer required to present proof of vaccination or recovery from the Coronavirus.

Besides, the physical distancing measures were also lifted. In addition, authorities in Ireland last month announced that they decided to lift most of the remaining restrictions from February 28, despite the epidemiological situation and the rapid spread of the Omicron variant in Ireland and other countries. According to the figures provided by the World Health Organisation (WHO), authorities in Ireland have registered a total of 1,311,105 cases of Coronavirus infection since the start of the pandemic, while a total of 6,527 people have died during the same period.

Ireland removed all COVID-19-related travel restrictions this weekend, allowing visitors to come to the country without any testing or quarantine measures ...

Additionally, France is waiving all pre-departure testing for fully vaccinated travelers and Israel started welcoming unvaccinated travelers this month, but requires them to get tested before coming and after arrival. Another step forward in our Covid efforts." The new rules went into effect on Sunday.

The Irish government has just abolished all COVID-related entry requirements for international travelers, along with all remaining domestic restrictions at ...

The relaxation of restrictions at home will not, however, affect entry regulations at the French border, which currently require U.S. travelers to supply proof that they’re fully vaccinated. On Sunday, Minister of State James Browne said that 1,300 to 1,400 Ukrainian refugees have already made their way to Ireland since the invasion began on February 24. I’ve just signed the regulations removing the Covid requirements for incoming international passengers (Passenger Locator Form, proof of vaccine status / test). These were the last remaining Covid regs. That means there’s no longer a need to provide proof of vaccination or recovery, test results or even the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) that was required previously. Those who come down with COVID-19 symptoms are still asked to self-isolate. Irish authorities have just eradicated all pandemic-related travel restrictions and entry requirements.