Important announcement regarding passengers arriving in Bahrain
Bahrain removes mandatory quarantine requirement for all arrivals - passengers will not even need to undergo PCR tests upon arrival at Bahrain International Airport
Bahrain lifts mandatory quarantine requirement for all visitors "Passengers will not have to go through mandatory quarantine when they arrive in the country on Sunday, February 20," the Bahraini authorities announced. According to Arab News, Bahrain has announced that passengers will not have to go through mandatory quarantine on arrival in the country from Sunday. The PCR test will also not be required as the state has further updated the Corona SOPs, which will come into effect from February 20.
Tests will be performed only on people who show corona-related symptoms. Individuals can be tested quickly and if the result is positive, they can be immediately referred to drive-through testing centers for PCR testing.
Should one go, ''they can also get a PCR test at a private hospital or book through the BeAware application.''
Kuwait's cabinet has also eased travel restrictions due to the Corona epidemic, which will take effect on Sunday, February 20. The decisions in this regard include the following:
1. For those who have received two doses of vaccine and booster dose of vaccine approved from Kuwait or have been given two doses of vaccine less than 09 months, PCR test and home quarantine has been canceled. Is.
2. PCR test has been canceled on arrival in Kuwait for those who have passed 09 months for two doses of vaccine but still could not get booster dose. Self-quarantined for 7 days which will end with a negative PCR test.
3. Individuals who have not been vaccinated will need to bring a negative PCR test before entering Kuwait, no later than 72 hours before boarding the plane, 7 days home on arrival in Kuwait. There will be a quarantine which will be removed by negative PCR test on the seventh day of arrival.