Israel was mostly closed to foreign nationals from March 2020 until March 2022.
When it reopened, passengers had to take a PCR test and had to wear a mask in-flight. Those requirements were dropped this past May, but Israel still required that you complete a health entry form before flying to Israel.
As of this Sunday, that form is no longer required, and with that, all of Israel’s COVID entry requirements are history.
The US still requires that adult foreign nationals be vaccinated, one of the few countries that still have that rule on the books.
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What about the covid insurance is that done?
It was never enforced.
Neither was the form
Several airlines enforced the form.
Air Canada asked for the health form today. Connecting in YUL for TLV. חג שמח
Is it still possible to fill out the form just in case the airline gives you a hard time about not having one?
Such a disgrace for the U.S. to still be doing that.
Nah not a disgrace, just US policy
Going back to your original Israel poll would be interesting to see how many people predicted this timeframe
U.S. and China still have HEAVY restrictions for foreignness entering, that says allot about the two country’s…
???
try the southern border, you can get in any time…
Also interesting that they would differentiate between a foreignness and a foreigner…
What about the transit prohibition?
Let freedom ring!!!!
When freedom rings, I pick up the phone
As they say, ‘history rhymes’…
“The US still requires that adult foreign nationals be vaccinated
I’ve just arrived as a visitor and the only time I was asked to show my vaccination certificate was at the airline check-in and even there they just browsed it. I’m just wondering if the check-in clerk has to click a box on their system before giving me a pass.
Does anyone have any info about Brazil’s entry rules?
Finally