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Jamaica has revised its Covid-19 PCR entry requirement for all travelers, effective March 10.
For travel on or after March 10, arriving passengers must produce a negative PCR test result or an antigen test result taken within three days of the travel date.
Prior to March 10, travelers may present a test result taken within 10 days of arrival in Jamaica.
All other requirements remain in place. These include submission of the online Travel Authorization between two and five days before arrival. Once approved, travelers must submit the approval as well as the test result at the departure airport.
Travelers are restricted to the Resilient Corridors on the north and south coast of the island and must stay at Covid-19 Protocol Compliant Approved accommodations, which are listed at www.visitjamaica.com.
The Caribbean is open. Well, almost
If youâre willing to jump through the hoops of testing, quarantines, and unexpectedly lengthy visits, you can still make it to the beach this winter.
By Christopher Muther Globe Staff,Updated December 9, 2020, 6:10 p.m.
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The topaz water in Barbados is tempting for travelers in December. The island has a multistep process for US residents hoping to visit.Christopher Muther/Globe Staff
First and foremost, this story runs with a disclaimer. The CDC, along with most public-health and infectious-disease specialists, is asking US citizens to stay put to reduce the spread of coronavirus. Travel is not recommended in the immediate future, unless youâre a 90-year-old woman from England named Margaret Keenan who received the first round of a COVID-19 vaccine. Come to think of it, she shouldnât travel either.