Tunisia entry requirements: New travel restrictions see Covid tests scrapped for vaccinated arrivals The rule change, which comes into effect on Tuesday 15 February, has been confirmed by the Foreign Office.

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Fully vaccinated travellers visiting Tunisia will no longer be required to present a negative Covid test upon arrival.

The rule comes into effect from Tuesday 15 February.

Children who are unvaccinated will be allowed to test to enter, with either a PCR test less than 48 hours before travel or an antigen test less than 24 hours before travel. Children aged six and under are exempt from all testing and vaccine requirements.

Travellers over six may be randomly tested with either a PCR or antigen on arrival by the Tunisian authorities.

Those who receive a positive result will be required to self-isolate for five days, with the period extended to seven days in case of any “emerging or persisting symptoms”.

 

Source: www.inews.co.uk