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India resumes Covid-19 quarantine-free entry of foreign travellers from 99 countries – Full List

Nearly 20 months after imposing strict restrictions due to the Covid-19 outbreak, India has now resumed quarantine-free entry for foreign travellers from 99 select countries that have agreed to a mutual recognition of vaccination certificates with Delhi.

Passengers from these 99 countries must submit a self-declaration form on the Air Suvidha portal (newdelhiairport.in) before their scheduled travel, along with uploading a negative Covid-19 RT-PCR test report.

As per the revised Guidelines for International Arrivals, the RT-PCR test must be conducted within 72 hours before the journey.

Furthermore, every passenger should submit a declaration with respect to the authenticity of the report and will be liable for criminal prosecution, if found otherwise.

“There are countries that have agreements with India on a mutual recognition of vaccination certificates of nationally-recognised or World Health Organization-recognised vaccines. Similarly, there are countries that do not have such an agreement with India, but they exempt the Indian citizens who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with nationally-recognised or WHO-recognised vaccines,” the guidelines said.

On basis of reciprocity, travellers from all such countries that provide quarantine-free entry to Indians have been permitted certain relaxations upon arrival in India.

Some of the countries that are currently considered “at risk” by India, as in from where travellers would have to follow additional Covid-19 measures upon arrival, are South Africa, Brazil, Bangladesh, Botswana, China, Mauritius, New Zealand, Zimbabwe and Singapore.

The guidelines state that fully-vaccinated travellers coming from a country with which India has reciprocal arrangements for mutual acceptance of WHO-approved Covid-19 vaccines need not be placed under home quarantine, and such passengers can self-monitor their health for 14 days after arrival.

List of countries with which India has mutual recognition for vaccination certificate for travellers:

  1. Albania
  2. Andorra
  3. Angola
  4. Antigua & Barbuda
  5. Argentina
  6. Armenia
  7. Australia
  8. Austria
  9. Azerbaijan
  10. Bahrain
  11. Bangladesh
  12. Belarus
  13. Belgium
  14. Benin
  15. Botswana
  16. Brazil
  17. Bulgaria
  18. Canada
  19. Chad
  20. Columbia
  21. Commonwealth of Dominica
  22. Comoros
  23. Costa Rica
  24. Croatia
  25. Czech Republic
  26. Dominican Republic
  27. Egypt
  28. El Salvador
  29. Estonia
  30. Eswatini
  31. Finland
  32. France
  33. Georgia
  34. Germany
  35. Ghana
  36. Greece
  37. Guatemala
  38. Guyana
  39. Haiti
  40. Honduras
  41. Hungary
  42. Iceland
  43. Iran
  44. Ireland
  45. Israel
  46. Jamaica
  47. Kazakhstan
  48. Kuwait
  49. Kyrgyz Republic
  50. Lebanon
  51. Liechtenstein
  52. Malawi
  53. Maldives
  54. Mali
  55. Mauritius
  56. Mexico
  57. Moldova
  58. Mongolia
  59. Montenegro
  60. Namibia
  61. Nepal
  62. Netherlands
  63. Nicaragua
  64. Nigeria
  65. Oman
  66. Panama
  67. Paraguay
  68. Peru
  69. Philippines
  70. Poland
  71. Qatar
  72. Romania
  73. Russia
  74. Rwanda
  75. San Marino
  76. Serbia
  77. Sierra Leone
  78. Singapore
  79. Slovak Republic
  80. Slovenia
  81. South Sudan
  82. Spain
  83. Sri Lanka
  84. State of Palestine
  85. Sudan
  86. Sweden
  87. Switzerland
  88. Syria
  89. The Bahamas
  90. The United Kingdom
  91. Trinidad & Tobago
  92. Tunisia
  93. Turkey
  94. UAE
  95. Uganda
  96. Ukraine
  97. United States of America
  98. Uruguay
  99. Zimbabwe

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