Repatriation flights are currently limited for US citizens. Anyone who wishes to leave the country should make departure plans as soon as possible. The US Embassy in La Paz will continue to provide limited consular operations throughout the quarantine.
US citizens and permanent residents are advised to complete and submit an Embassy Repatriation Form that lets the Embassy contact them if travel opportunities become available. Pharmacies, restaurants, grocery stores, and cafes throughout the country are currently open, along with most other businesses. Restaurants and bars are permitted to open, although they must close by pm Social distancing measures are in effect to reduce the risk of disease transmission, including limits on the number of people allowed to attend public gatherings.
Facial coverings must be worn indoors, on public transportation, and in public areas when social distancing is not possible. US citizens are permitted to enter the country, although they must submit a negative COVID test not older than 48 hours from the time they enter the country. Stay extensions are no longer permitted. Nonresidents who have received a humanitarian extension of stay from authorities are exempt from overstay penalties until their extension of stay ends.
However, notary, immigrant, and non-immigrant services are still suspended until further notice. The Embassy will continue to provide emergency services for US citizens as well. While the Embassy can still assist quickly with emergencies, anyone who previously applied for a non-emergency passport should anticipate lengthy processing delays.
Work permit application processing is continuing, and passport issuance has resumed. However, travelers must receive permission to enter or exit the country. Additionally, they must obtain permits to travel across specific zones within the country. Commercial flights out of the country are suspended until further notice.
However, repatriation flights are still available for US citizens who want to leave the country. Repatriation flights are scheduled for October. Anyone who wants to leave the country must obtain permission from the Ministry of Health and Wellness. Prospective travelers must submit a letter of application for approval to leave the country.
The application can be emailed to the US Embassy. The US Embassy will be open for select emergency services only at this time, including emergency passports. Individuals who require assistance should email the Embassy for support.
Overstay fines will start to be issued after that time. Foreign nationals in the country have through September 16, to regularize their immigration status. Registro Nacional Migratorio RNM cards and other documents issued by the Federal Police that expired on or after March 16, will now remain valid until September 16, Documents that expired after March 16, will continue to be accepted, provided the individual has resided in Brazil and seeks regularization status until September 16, The rule does not apply for individuals who have traveled abroad for more than 30 days.
Individuals can request an extension of their departure date, even if their stay exceeds typical limits, if they cannot leave the country due to restrictions imposed by a third country. Air travel is permitted. Foreign nationals with valid immigration documents can enter Brazil by air, including individuals who have short-stay visas.
The document must be in English or Portuguese. Along with the restrictions above, travelers should note that the government may be issued by regulatory authorities regarding health procedures, vessels, and operations.
Additionally, travelers may encounter travel delays due to airport health protocols. Currently, the US Consulate General is operating with a limited capacity. Emergency appointments are still available, but only on a limited basis. The Embassy and Consulates will notify US citizens when regular operations resume. In the meantime, anyone who needs urgent assistance should contact the Embassy and Consulates by email to request an emergency appointment.
Commercial flights are available for US citizens to depart the country. COVID restrictions and requirements are based on destination. US citizens may return to the United States through a connecting flight. US citizens are not permitted to enter the country at this time, with certain exemptions. Health screening procedures are in place at airports and ports of entry, including temperature screening. The Embassy will continue to provide emergency services for US citizens at this time.
Anyone who needs assistance can contact the Embassy by email for support. Restaurants, pharmacies, grocery stores, and other select retailers are permitted to open. Group gatherings of more than 30 people, both indoors and outdoors, are not permitted.
The use of face masks or facial coverings is required in all indoor public spaces, including pharmacies, hospitals, shops, malls, churches, museums, and administrative institutions. Face masks must be worn in airports and on all public transportation.
Face masks are not required in dining establishments. Entry and exit requirements are still in place. US citizens are not permitted to enter Bulgaria through September 30th unless they meet an exception authorized by the Bulgarian Ministry of Health.
Entry restrictions apply to all types of border crossings, including sea, rail, air, and road. Restrictions are applicable to commercial and private aircraft. Exceptions to the entry ban apply in limited situations. Bulgarian nationals and their family members, or people who cohabitate with a Bulgarian citizen in the country and are returning to Bulgaria, are exempt from the entry ban. Bulgarian nationals, Bulgarian permanent residents, and their family members from the European Union, the United Kingdom, and some Schengen states including Andorra, San Marino, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia are also exempt from the entry ban.
Individuals with permanent or long-term resident status in Bulgaria and their family members are also exempt from the entry ban, along with medical researchers, medical professionals, social workers, and their supervisors who are traveling to Belgium for work-related duties.
Workers who are involved in the supply of medical devices, personal protective equipment, medicinal products, and medical equipment, including its installation and maintenance, are also exempt from the entry ban. Other exemptions to the entry ban include transport staff engaged in the international carriage of cargo and passengers or the maintenance of vessels, individuals and their family members traveling for humanitarian reasons, and foreign officials, diplomats, or officials of international organizations, military personnel, and humanitarian workers and their family members.
Individuals who are engaged in shipbuilding and ship repair and their family members can enter Bulgaria, along with frontier workers, tourism workers, and seasonal agricultural workers. Students traveling for the purposes of completing the current academic year, including traveling for training and exams, or for preparing for the upcoming academic year, are permitted to enter the country. Individuals participating in trade, economic, and investment activities directly related to the construction, operation, and maintenance of critical infrastructure in Bulgaria are also allowed to enter the country.
Some individuals can transit the country, including nationals of a Schengen country, the EU, or the UK and their family members. Non-EU nationals with long-term permanent residence in the UK, and EU member state, or a Schengen country and their family members can also transit through Bulgaria.
Regardless of nationality, transit is only permitted if the traveler will immediately leave Bulgaria. Certain health protocols are in place for travelers. Test results must be obtained within 72 hours of arrival in Bulgaria. Some exceptions apply to the mandate, including truck and bus drivers, Bulgarian ship crew members, medical professionals, foreign officials and diplomats, and frontier workers.
Travelers may be subject to additional health screening procedures at airports and other ports of entry. The Bulgarian Migration Directorate will grant visa extensions in certain cases. In some instances, visitors are eligible for a one-time extension of a day visa-free stay. Individuals can contact the Embassy via email or visit a local Migration office to request a visa extension.
US citizens who have questions or need emergency assistance should contact the American Citizen Services section of the US Embassy for support.
Emergency appointments can be made by emailing the Embassy. Individuals who need to apply for or renew a passport or need a CRBA for their child should email the Embassy for scheduling an appointment. Although airports have reopened for regular commercial operations, land borders remain closed at this time. Health certificates must be provided in either French or English.
All arriving travelers will have their temperature checked upon arrival, and they may be subject to additional health screening requirements. Individuals who are departing the country must have a negative COVID test taken within five days of departure.
All travelers must wear a mask at the airport, regardless of whether they are arriving or departing. The Embassy advises US citizens to comply with all safety protocols and guidelines issued by the CDC to prevent the spread of disease. Terrorism, crime, and kidnapping all remain a serious threat to foreign nationals in Burkina Faso. US Government officials are unable to travel to regions outside of the capital which makes them unable to provide any support to US Citizens who need emergency services.
Along with the CDC advisory, foreign nationals should take into consideration the heightened civil unrest and armed violence throughout the country. Elected Burmese government officials are being detained and deposed by the Burmese military. Certain areas are particularly subject to extremely dangerous situations, such as landmines and unexploded ordinance.
These are often unmarked and unidentifiable, which can pose an extreme threat to foreign nationals in the areas. The following areas are subject to civil unrest and armed violence, specifically caused by the combat between Burmese Military and the various groups that are fighting against military actions:.
Each of these areas are subject to great risk for anyone traveling, and the level of risk can change at any time. Additionally, they must self-isolate for one week in their country of origin prior to their arrival in Burma. US citizens who need assistance can contact the Embassy by phone or email but should be reminded that U.
Government employees need special permission to leave the Embassy, therefore making it very hard to provide emergency assistance. Individuals should contact their township administrator for information on local restrictions. The government cautions that border closures and airport closures may be implemented based on epidemiological changes nationwide.
Travel prohibitions may also be implemented, and nonessential businesses may close if the number of COVID cases increases. Currently, travel restrictions are in place outside of Bujumbura from pm through am. Until further notice, the Embassy will only provide emergency services for US citizens, including issuing emergency passports and coordinating travel plans. US citizens whose passports have expired or will expire within the next 90 days should make an emergency passport appointment with the Embassy via email.
US citizens who require immediate assistance can email the Embassy or visit its website for further information. Most travel-related restrictions have been lifted, including public transportation. Some commercial flights are now operating. Many businesses are now open nationwide, including schools and daycare centers. The test must be conducted within 72 hours of travel.
Only individuals who have urgent travel needs are permitted to enter the country at this time. The Embassy will continue providing US citizens with important travel updates and emergency services. Individuals can contact the Embassy if they have questions or need emergency assistance.
Additionally, certain entry requirements are mandatory for individuals entering Cambodia by land, air, and water. Upon arrival, travelers must present a medical certificate, issued within 72 hours of the date of travel, showing that they are not positive for COVID They must wait in an official facility for results. If one or more passengers from an arriving flight test positive for the virus, all passengers must undergo a mandatory day quarantine.
If travelers test negative, they may self-isolate for 14 days at their house or place of lodging under the supervision of health authorities. Some repatriation flights are available for US citizens who wish to depart the country. The Embassy is continuing to offer emergency services to US citizens at this time. US citizens who need assistance should email or call the Embassy for information.
Most public transportation has resumed, and businesses are now open. Schools and daycare centers have reopened as well. Health screening protocols are in place for arriving US citizens. Individuals whose test results are positive will be required to isolate at home or in a government quarantine facility for 14 days. Individuals whose test results are negative must self-isolate at home for 14 days. The Embassy is currently providing emergency American Citizens services, including issuing emergency passports.
Starting on February 15, , all travelers who are entering Canada at a land border must provide negative COVID test results, including Canadian citizens returning home. Flights to and from the Caribbean and Mexico will be suspended through April 30, Limited one-way flights to Canada will be available for returning Canadian citizens and residents.
The mandate applies to commercial, business, and private flights. Flights from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and cargo flights are exempt. North American borders will remain closed through April 21, The updated measures require individuals entering Canada by land, water, and air to provide a quarantine plan, a travel itinerary, and their contact information to the ArriveCAN system.
Air travelers must submit the required information prior to boarding their flight. Within 48 hours of entering Canada, travelers must confirm arrival in their quarantine location through a government app or by calling a designated government number.
The requirements apply to all travelers except those exempt under the Mandatory Isolation Order. Failure to comply with the mandate may result in fines and penalties. A partial exemption may be requested to spend time with loved ones at the end of their lives, to attend a funeral or end-of-life ceremony, or to provide care for individuals who need medical support or who are critically ill.
Individuals who want a compassionate exemption should complete an application and provide documentation proving the need for travel, such as a death certificate, burial permit, medical death certificate, or Letter of Required Support.
Individuals who will be visiting facilities such as hospitals or nursing homes must obtain Site Visit Authorization before arrival. They must complete a form to apply. A quarantine exemption must also be obtained from the province of intended visit.
Travelers should note that not all provinces grant quarantine exemptions. Aside from the individuals above, all other travelers must quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Border restrictions among Canada, Mexico, and the United States have been extended through April 21, The restrictions were initially implemented on March 20, for 30 days. Canada has instituted a temporary policy allowing some visitors to apply for an employer-specific work permit without leaving the country.
To be eligible for the employer-specific work permit, individuals must have a valid Canadian visitor status on the day of their application. The visitor category includes business visitors, super visa holders, and individuals who entered Canada with a Global Skills Strategy work permit exemption.
Additionally, applicants must have been in Canada on August 24, and stayed in the country up to the date of their application. Foreign nationals arriving in Canada after August 24 th are not eligible for the permit.
Individuals must meet all other standard admissibility criteria. Applicants who meet all the requirements and who have had a valid work permit within the past year can start working for the new employer before their work permit application has officially been approved.
US citizens who need emergency assistance should contact the Embassy for help. As of January 26, all airline passengers to the US ages two years and older must provide a negative COVID viral test taken within 72 hours prior to travel. Alternatively, travelers may provide documentation from a licensed health care provider of showing that they have recovered from COVID in the 90 days before travel.
Exceptions to the mandate will only be granted on a limited basis. Individuals seeking an exemption should email the Embassy. The US Embassy has limited its staff and consular services until further notice. Therefore, it will only offer emergency services for US citizens. Most transportation has resumed, including bus travel. Airports are open, and commercial flights are operating. Some border crossings are also open. Most nonessential businesses are open for operation. Public schools will reopen throughout the month of October.
The Embassy is now accepting appointments for all US citizen services, including passport services and consular reports of births abroad. All other visa types, including tourist visas, will be considered only on an emergency basis. Anyone who wants to request an appointment should email the Embassy for assistance. All non-essential government employees have been ordered to depart Chad on commercial flights as soon as possible due to the safety threat.
The situation in Chad could cause a government enforced travel ban at any time, therefore it is extremely important to know the risks of staying in Chad. Please also note that the US Embassy in Chad has limited capabilities to provide emergency services, considering they must request special privileges to travel outside of the capital.
A mandatory quarantine requirement is lifted for travelers to Chile if they can provide negative COVID test results obtained within 72 hours of departure. The Government of Chile has announced changes for first-time work visa applicants. Additional documentation is now required for initial visa applicants.
Additionally, applicants will face increased scrutiny. Application processing is also expected to take six to eight weeks, which is longer than before due to the changes in requirements. Based on the changes, applicants who are over age 18 must provide duly apostilled professional degrees and police clearance certificates. They may be required to provide duly apostilled birth and marriage certificates as well if applicable, along with an apostilled and legalized affidavit demonstrating that they will be supported financially while they are in Chile.
Hiring companies must provide a certified letter explaining their reasons for hiring foreign employees, including a description of the benefits to the company and to Chile. Companies must provide their company charter, three previous tax payment records, and a minimum of three social security payments for their employees in Chile. Applications will be reviewed by the Chilean Immigration Police, and an initial review will be conducted before the application process continues.
Individuals traveling to Chile may experience travel restrictions including airport closures, border closures, and limited transportation options. Additionally, businesses may be operating with limited hours and reduced services. Other emergency measures may be implemented to reduce the risk of disease transmission.
A Phase 3 transition is in place for La Reina, which will have a lifted quarantine on weekends and holidays. Commercial flights are currently available for US citizens, although the number of flights available is limited. Individuals who want to depart Chile should contact the airlines directly for travel reservations and additional information on flight availability.
Individuals who have an urgent reason for travel can request permission to enter the country if they have an approved visa. The US Embassy is continuing to suspend routine consular services until further notice. However, it is still offering emergency American Citizens Services, including issuing emergency passports.
Many businesses and schools have reopened. Stay-at-home orders have been lifted. Domestic public transportation has resumed as well. While many restrictions due to COVID are being relaxed, other measures are still in place to limit the risk of disease transmission. Additionally, travelers may encounter other COVID restrictions that are put in place with little advance notice.
Additionally, the Consulate General has resumed certain nonimmigrant services, including F, M, and some J categories. COVID test results must be obtained within 96 hours before entering the country.
Some travelers will be permitted to board a flight if they could not take a PCR test or obtain results before travel.
They must be tested upon arrival in Colombia and remain isolated for 14 days or until they obtain negative test results. Colombian authorities may deny entry to foreign nationals who do not comply with the requirements. Some immigration services are now available. Foreign nationals are permitted to apply for visas and permits, but all applications require appointments. Delays should be anticipated. Individuals can apply for a foreign national ID card, visa registration for adults and children, a temporary permit, certificate of migratory movements, special permits for the Promotion of Formalization to stay, and temporary stay permits for extension of stay.
Visa registration, foreign national ID cars, certificate of migratory movements, and temporary permits will be expedited through December 15 th. Travelers can upload all their travel information beforehand to expedite the immigration control interview process upon arrival. Information must be uploaded to the app within 24 hours of departure. Travelers must also notify local health officials if they develop symptoms of COVID within two weeks of arrival. Flights will be permitted from other countries as they lift their own border restrictions and if they are following COVID precautionary measures.
Individuals who want to return to the United States are encouraged to sign up for a humanitarian flight as soon as possible. Individuals who need assistance should contact the US Embassy by phone or email to request emergency appointments, including ordering an emergency passport.
US citizens from all states are now permitted to enter in phases starting on November 1 st. US citizens are already permitted to enter from certain states, and that list will be expanded. Travelers must complete digital epidemiological forms to enter the country. This phase is scheduled to remain in place through October.
Most commercial establishments can resume operations during the open phase, including essential and nonessential businesses. However, bars and casinos will not be allowed to open during this time.
A restriction will remain in place for mass gatherings. Vehicles with authorized license plates can drive from a. Beaches are open from a. Those flights are limited to five per week. Travelers from other countries who have spent at least two weeks prior in an authorized country may be allowed to board a flight to Costa Rica if they do not develop symptoms of COVID Test results must have been collected within the previous 48 hours.
Permanent and temporary residents of Costa Rica may enter the country if they have certain documentation, including a passport, valid DIMEX, evidence that their Caja payments are updated, and a completed Health Pass. A day quarantine is required. However, the quarantine will be waived for individuals arriving from an authorized country, who can prove they stayed in an authorized country for the past 14 days, and who have a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of arrival into the country.
The US Embassy is currently available for limited services. The Embassy has suspended in-person routine services until further notice. However, it is currently providing emergency assistance for US citizens. Individuals who need an emergency passport should contact the Embassy by email for assistance.
Appointments are available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Appointments are required for in-person services. Everyone is asked to fill out all application forms and paperwork in advance and bring them to the appointment. Many businesses and schools are now open. Public transportation is now operating, and airports and borders have reopened.
While many restrictions have been lifted, others are still in place. US citizens should be prepared for travel advisories to be implemented with little or no advance warning. Even though a Health Notice is in place, most transportation has resumed nationwide, including airport operations. Schools and day cares are now open as well. All other foreign nationals, including US citizens, can enter the country for tourism, business, or urgent personal reasons if they provide proof.
US citizens who wish to remain in the country beyond the 90 days of visa-free status should contact their local police station and apply for a temporary residence permit to avoid overstay penalties. The US Embassy in Croatia remains open for emergency services only at this time. US citizens are permitted to enter Cuba if they meet certain limited exceptions.
Noncompliance with government measures and hygiene protocols may result in fines. Limited repatriation flights are available for US citizens wishing to depart the country.
US citizens who would like to join a repatriation flight when available should contact the Embassy to express their interest in traveling. US citizens who do not leave the country should prepare to remain in Cuba throughout the quarantine period. Private charter flights between the United States and Cuba are currently prohibited. Only authorized public charter flights will be permitted to and from Havana, including medical flights, search-and-rescue flights, and other flights deemed essential for the national interest or security of the United States.
Anyone who needs emergency assistance should contact the Embassy for support. Test results must be obtained within 72 hours of arrival. Travelers must also agree to a day quarantine upon arrival.
All travelers must complete an online immigration card before traveling. Some restrictions have been lifted nationwide in response to improving epidemiological conditions. Some transportation has resumed, and more businesses are now operating.
Stay-at-home orders and movement restrictions have been lifted as well. A curfew is in place from p. Limited visa services are also available, including interviews for student and some petition-based visas. The Consulate will also process visa renewals by mail for qualified applicants.
Emergency appointments are also still available. Foreign nationals, including US citizens, are advised to reconsider nonessential travel at this time. In the Republic of Cyprus, all movement restrictions are now lifted, including a nighttime curfew.
Many indoor and outdoor public areas have reopened, including seaports, airports, malls, open-air cinemas and theaters, and indoor areas of restaurants. Schools have resumed for in-person instruction too, including kindergartens, primary schools, high schools, and summer schools. Religious services can now resume, along with weddings, baptisms, and funerals, provided health protocols are strictly observed. Museums, libraries, historical sites, archaeological sites, and ports are open, with the exception of passenger disembarkation of cruise ships.
Gyms, theme parks, amusement parks, and casinos are now open, too. In the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, all movement restrictions are now lifted, including nighttime curfews. Essential and non-essential businesses have reopened. Casinos, cinemas, parks, theaters, festivals, and public meeting spaces have reopened too, although schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year.
Citizens of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus can enter the country through checkpoints without a mandatory quarantine, provided they provide proof of a negative PCR test performed within the past 72 hours. Citizens of all other nationalities who have resided in the Republic of Cyprus for the past 14 days can enter TRNC, provided they show proof of a negative PCR test conducted within the past 72 hours.
Regularly scheduled commercial flights to and from the Republic of Cyprus have resumed. Entry restrictions apply based on country of origin. Some restrictions apply for Category B countries, which have moderate rates of COVID, while the most restrictions apply to flights arriving from Category C countries. There are no restrictions on travelers arriving from Category A and Category B countries, and a mandatory quarantine is not required. Category C travelers must also have a Cyprus Flight Pass.
The US Embassy is accepting emergency requests from US citizens for passport appointments at this time. Individuals who need emergency services should contact the Embassy by email. Most transportation is now available, and border restrictions have been eased.
Some restrictions are still in place to reduce the spread of disease. A law is now in place requiring facial coverings to be worn on all forms of public transportation, in healthcare facilities, in shops and shopping centers, schools, voting centers, and government buildings, including the US Embassy.
Face masks must also be worn at indoor events if the number of people present is or more. Entry restrictions remain in place for US citizens with limited exceptions. Health screening requirements are in place at airports and ports of entry for travelers. They must submit test results to the regional hygiene station within 72 hours of entry.
Individuals who do not comply with the orders must undergo a mandatory quarantine. Arriving EU citizens who spent more than 12 hours in a red country within the past two weeks must undergo a PCR test upon arrival and submit the test results to a regional hygiene station. Otherwise, they must undergo a mandatory quarantine. Students and employees must undergo a second PCR test 14 days after arriving. No obligations apply to arriving EU citizens who were not in red zone country for 12 hours or more in the past 14 days.
Arriving non-EU citizens must undergo a PCR test upon arrival and have their test results submitted to a regional hygiene station within 72 hours from entry. No additional obligations apply to individuals who did not spend 12 hours or more in a red zone country within the past two weeks prior to arriving in the Czech Republic. Certain immigrant and nonimmigrant visa services are now available, including B-1, F-1, M-1, P, O, E-2, and some categories of exchange visitors under J US citizens who need these services are advised that they are likely to encounter increased wait times for visa services due to backlogs and delays.
Along with limited services, the Embassy continues to provide emergency services. US citizens who have urgent needs and must travel immediately should call or email the Embassy to request an emergency appointment.
Most businesses are now open, along with many schools and daycare facilities. Borders have reopened, and flights are now available for commercial travel. Most public transportation has resumed as well. Movement restrictions have been lifted, including curfews and restrictions on interstate and intercity travel. While restrictions have been lifted, some regulations remain in place to control the spread of disease, including a mandate to wear face coverings in public. Certain entry and exit requirements are in place for travelers.
Upon arrival, travelers must wear masks, practice social distancing, use disinfectants, and have their temperatures checked. They must also complete a health questionnaire. All travelers must self-quarantine for 14 days, regardless of their country of origin. US citizens will need to provide health and medical evacuation insurance. Negative COVID test results are required for all departure flights and domestic commercial flights. Individuals should check with their airlines regarding COVID safety measures and testing requirements at their destination.
Routine services are still suspended at the Embassy. Anyone who needs an emergency passport or other emergency documentation should contact the Embassy by email to request an emergency appointment. A day quarantine is now required for all international arrivals.
Anyone arriving from abroad, including Danish nationals, must quarantine for 10 days upon arrival. Individuals who are arriving in the country for work may leave their quarantine for work purposes only, but return to the quarantine following working hours.
Individuals who test negative for COVID no less than 48 hours after the test may stop their quarantine. Individuals traveling for reasons unrelated to employment can end their quarantine if they can show negative COVID test results after the fourth day in isolation.
Travelers who do not comply may face finds. While border closures remain in place, additional repatriation flights will be available for US citizens hoping to leave Denmark. US citizens who are transiting through certain areas will not be allowed to leave the airport, including those with connecting flights through Frankfurt and Amsterdam.
US citizens who wish to join a repatriation flight should make travel plans as soon as possible. Anyone who is eligible to renew a passport by mail should do so to avoid lengthy processing delays and avoid wait times for an in-person appointment.
While some passport processing will resume, routine notaries and social security services will continue to be suspended. Anyone who needs a certified copy of a document for Social Security purposes should mail the documents to the Embassy for service. US citizens who need immediate assistance can contact the Embassy via email for support.
Most domestic transportation has resumed. Airports and borders have reopened as well. Most businesses have resumed operations, including schools and day care centers. The Ambouli International Airport is now open for inbound and outbound commercial passenger travel. US citizens who wish to leave the country should purchase tickets and inquire about flight availability by contacting the airlines directly.
The US Embassy will continue to provide emergency services only for US citizens until further notice. Regular appointments and consular operations remain cancelled. US citizens who travel during those hours may be asked to show their ticket for travel, passport, and travel itinerary. Commercial flights are operating, and US citizens can enter the country. COVID rapid tests will only be performed on randomly selected travelers upon arrival. However, travelers may be subject to other health screening requirements at the airport, including temperature checks.
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Tourist visa services remain suspended although emergency appointments are available. Learn more here. Embassy and Consulate General in Thailand has resumed routine nonimmigrant and immigrant visa services. Applicants are also able to renew their visa by mail. Embassy and Consulates in Brazil have suspended routine nonimmigrant visa appointments.
Immigrant visa services currently are offered on an emergency basis only. Embassies and consulates have prioritized student visa applications for applicants whose studies started on or after August 1, Embassy in Abuja and Consulate General in Lagos are offering limited non-immigrant and immigrant visa services.
A limited number of immigrant visa services are available. As of June 7, , the U. Consulate in Mumbai reopened all immigrant visa services. Student visas will be prioritized ahead of the new school year. Routine nonimmigrant services remain limited at U.
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