Puerto Rico is Easing Covid-19 Entry Protocols for Domestic Travelers!

Pirates, with more and more destinations easing their entry restrictions, it came as no surprise when Hawaii announced last week they would do the same. The latest to join this trend is Puerto Rico which, starting yesterday (March 10th,) has officially dropped most of its COVID-19 entry requirements for domestic travelers.

Read on to learn more!

Details

The news was announced this week, effectively making it easier for domestic travelers to visit the Caribbean island. Puerto Rico had one of the strictest Covid-19 regulations in the United States.

Travel & Covid-19 Protocols as of March 10th:

1. Domestic travelers are not required to present proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test previous to their arrival on the island

2. Travelers arriving on international flights must present a negative test taken within one day of their arrival (both Antigen & PCR tests are accepted)

3. Non-U.S. citizens will still need to provide proof of vaccination

4. Anyone arriving on a cruise to the island must still present proof of vaccination

5. Customers are not required to present proof of vaccination or a negative test to enter establishments. However, each establishment can reserve the right to ask for it.

Masks on the Island:

• As of March 10th, masks are not mandatory in indoor or outdoor settings throughout the island

• Mask use remains mandatory for public transportation

For further information, you can check all travel guidelines here.

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