India has allowed Quarantine free access for travelers from 99 countries 

NEW DELHI: Nearly 20 months after the Kovid-19 pandemic ban, travelers from 99 countries were allowed to travel freely without quarantine on Monday.

    According to the revised Guidelines for International Travelers to the Ministry of Health on November 1, 99 countries in the A-list list, including the United States, England, France, Germany, Australia, the Netherlands and Russia, have uploaded the full dose of Kovid-19RT-PCR Negative Report. A self-declaration form has to be submitted to the Air Solutions portal.

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RT-PCR testing must be done within 72 hours before embarking on the journey. Also, each passenger must file a declaration for confirmation and otherwise be liable for a criminal case.

There are countries that have agreements with India regarding the mutual recognition of vaccine certificates nationally or by the World Health Organization. Similarly, there are countries that do not have such an agreement with India, but they have already approved the passage of Indian vaccine certificates or passengers of vaccinated Indians accredited by the World Health Organization.

The Guidelines state that travelers from all these countries are allowed to enter the country free of quarantine, free of charge, under the terms of a correlation (A category).

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