From 1 September Uruguay will no longer need the Covid-19 sworn statement to enter the country.
The Uruguayan government has decided that starting Thursday 1 September it will not be necessary to submit a Covid-19 affidavit to enter the countryaccording to ministerial sources.
This was announced by the Ministry of Tourism, which specified that the Government is currently working on a decree to this effect that will be published by the weekend.
According to the Uruguayan media The observer, there are other measures that are being studied and that could also be applied from September. For example, revoke the vaccination requirement against Covid-19 or the PCR test for the income of those who are not vaccinated.
Until 31 August, the person interested in entering the country must indicate their personal and contact information; date of entry and stay in the country, as well as detailing the type of vaccine received and the number of doses, and the type of transport in which it travels.
According to the Uruguayan government website, if you are under the age of 18, you must include the details of the person responsible for the minor.
In addition, foreigners must inform about their health insurance coverage.
Those who do not have the indicated amount of inoculants should try a negative virus test resultto be made within 72 hours before the start of the trip.
Since last April 1st, no PCR tests have been required for people who have the full vaccination program.
In Paraguay it has not been required since June
Since the beginning of June, Paraguay has not asked for an affidavit on Covid-19 to allow entry into its country.
Yes, for all travelers over the age of 12, the presentation of the Vaccination Certificate with a complete and updated timetable is required.
If the complete and up-to-date vaccination certificate is not available, a negative PCR test must be submitted.
With information from Telam
Source: Clarin
