Currently, US citizens are allowed to visit more than 75 countries. If you can’t wait to leave the States and go on a trip, there are several countries in the world that will accept you-although with some restrictions.
There are not so many European states on the list now. However, the head of the European Commission said in an interview with the New York Times that the EU will probably start accepting vaccinated American travelers in the summer.
Albania
US citizens can enter this country without a negative test result for coronavirus. However, they will have to undergo a screening procedure at the airport, which may include sanitization and reduction of physical contact.
Anguilla
US citizens can enter Anguilla after receiving government approval and providing evidence of a negative result of a coronavirus test conducted three to five days before the trip. Starting on July 1, travelers who can prove that they have been fully vaccinated at least three weeks before arrival will be able to bypass payment and quarantine restrictions.
Antigua and Barbuda
Access to this Caribbean gem depends on a negative result of a coronavirus test made no more than seven days before arrival at the airport. American travelers will undergo a temperature and health check before entering, regardless of whether they arrive by plane, cruise ship or other means of transport.
Armenia
This country allows US citizens to enter if they present a negative test for coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before arrival — or if they agree to take a test for $40 on arrival and stay in quarantine until they receive negative results.
Aruba
Aruba accepts tourists from the United States. However, it is necessary to pass a health assessment, as well as have a negative test for coronavirus made no more than 72 hours before arrival.
The Bahamas
The popular tourist destination requires travelers to fill out an application for a tourist medical visa and provide a negative test for COVID-19, passed no more than five days before arrival. Visitors must also have health insurance covering the costs for the entire period of their stay. Those who are fully vaccinated are exempt from the testing requirements. Anyone who plans to stay on the island for more than five days must pass an express antigen test on the fifth day.
Bahrain
US citizens can travel to Bahrain without proof of a negative test result for coronavirus. However, they will have to pay about $95 for three tests for COVID-19: a test on arrival, a second test on the fifth day and a third on the tenth day (if applicable). Visitors should self-isolate until they receive negative results from their first test.
Any fully vaccinated travelers arriving in Bahrain can bypass the quarantine requirements, but must be tested on the first and 10th days of their trip. Travelers also need to download the BeAware Bahrain app before traveling.
Bangladesh
If US citizens pass the COVID-19 test within 72 hours after traveling to Bangladesh and confirm the negative results with the appropriate documents, they can enter the country. However, a negative test result does not mean that travelers are exempt from the 14-day quarantine period upon arrival.
Barbados
If travelers (over 5 years old) fill out an online form for a flight at least 24 hours before departure and provide a negative coronavirus test result made within 72 hours after their entry to the island, they can relax in this Caribbean paradise. Even if there is a negative result, travelers must be quarantined at the hotel or villa for at least five days, after which they can pass one more test. Fully vaccinated travelers will still have to take a test before traveling, but they can move around the island after receiving a second negative test result on arrival.
Belarus
US citizens can enter Belarus with some restrictions. Travelers need a negative test for coronavirus before arrival, although the embassy does not specify the timing of the test. Travelers will also undergo a medical examination, including a temperature check. A 10-day quarantine is also required.
Visit the website of the US Embassy in Belarus for more information.
Belize
American travelers (5 years and older) will have to present a negative test for coronavirus, made no more than 96 hours before departure to Belize. (Rapid antigen tests made no later than 48 hours before arrival are also accepted.) If you do not provide a negative result, you will have to pay a fee of $50 in cash and take the test on arrival. Visitors from the United States must also fill out medical forms in the Belize Health app to get into the country.
Bermuda
This resort will accept Americans on its cleanest beaches if travelers (10 years and older) provide negative results of a COVID-19 test conducted no more than five days before arrival. After June 6, tests should be taken no more than four days before arrival. Travelers will be checked again upon arrival and quarantined until negative results are received (this usually takes 24 hours).
After receiving a negative result, you can move around your hotel or resort. Additional testing will be conducted on the fourth, eighth and fourteenth days of your trip. During the first 14 days of their stay, visitors must wear a travel bracelet; those who remove the bracelet will face a fine.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
The US Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina says that the country is open to American visitors if they can show a negative test for COVID-19, made no more than 48 hours before entry.
Brazil
The US government advises not to travel to Brazil due to the growing number of cases of coronavirus and crime in the country, but Americans are allowed to enter. Travelers from the United States (over 12 years old) will need to show proof of a negative test result passed no more than 72 hours before boarding the plane.
British Virgin Islands
These picturesque islands are open to the public. Americans planning a trip must present proof of a negative test result taken no more than five days before arrival. In addition to the entrance fee of $175, you also need to fill out an online certificate of travel authorization.
Visitors will be retested upon arrival and will be quarantined. Then they must pass the third test on the fourth day of their stay on the island, the results of which will determine whether they will be able to travel around the islands.
Bulgaria
Americans can travel to Bulgaria if they present proof of full vaccination or provide negative results of a coronavirus test made no more than 72 hours before the trip (or 48 hours before passing an antigen test).
Cape Verde
Travelers from the United States can visit Cape Verde, provided that they provide proof of a negative test result (PCR or antigen) conducted no more than 72 hours before the trip. There are no quarantine requirements on arrival.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica no longer requires visitors to take a negative COVID-19 test taken less than 72 hours before their visit. However, visitors must purchase or present proof of health insurance to cover any possible costs associated with the coronavirus, as well as fill out medical passport forms, according to the website of the US Embassy in Costa Rica. The Government of Costa Rica also has the right to reduce the length of stay of tourists.
Ivory Coast
If American travelers have a completed declaration form and a confirmation of a negative test result for coronavirus made no more than five days before the trip, they will be allowed to enter.
Croatia
Americans are again allowed to visit Croatia with some restrictions. You must present proof of a negative coronavirus test result submitted no more than 48 hours before arrival, or take a test on arrival and remain in quarantine pending the results. If you are fully vaccinated, you can provide proof of vaccination instead of a test. Or, if you can prove that you have been cured of the coronavirus within the last 11-180 days, you will not need to provide the test results.
Cyprus
Individuals can travel from the United States to Cyprus, provided that they provide proof of a negative test result taken within 72 hours before the flight, and pass one more test on arrival at their own expense.
For more information, visit the Embassy’s website.
Dominika
Americans are allowed to visit Dominica if they fill out a health questionnaire and provide proof of a negative test result for COVID-19, passed no more than 72 hours before arrival.
Upon arrival, travelers from the United States must take an express test, according to the US Embassy in Dominica. Travelers with a positive test result or fever must also take a PCR test and be quarantined in a mandatory state institution or hotel (at their own expense) until the results are received. If the PCR test is positive, travelers should remain in quarantine until they are released by authorized health officials.
Dominican Republic
American travelers are allowed to visit this island state with few restrictions. Although the country does not require a negative coronavirus test before visiting, travelers will be randomly selected for coronavirus tests upon arrival at the point of entry. Health check procedures are provided, such as temperature measurement.
Travelers must also declare that they have not experienced any COVID-related symptoms in the last 72 hours and provide contact information for the next 30 days in the form of a health affidavit.
Egypt
If you are visiting Egypt, you will need to present physical proof of a negative test result for COVID-19, made, ideally, no more than 72 hours before arrival. There is no mandatory quarantine for American travelers, but there may be some restrictions on travel within the country.
Georgia
Unvaccinated visitors must provide confirmation of a negative test result passed no more than 72 hours before arrival, pass a control PCR test on the third day (at their own expense) and send a form with contact information.
Vaccinated American travelers can enter without confirming the test, but must present documents proving that they have received two full doses of the vaccine. For more information, visit the website of the US Embassy.
Greece
Travelers from the United States can enter this picturesque country by submitting the results of a negative test for coronavirus, passed no more than 72 hours before arriving in Greece. Everyone must also fill out the passenger search contact form before entering the country. A
Mericans who have presented proof of vaccination can enter Greece without providing a negative test result for coronavirus, if 14 days have passed since receiving the last dose.
Irish
Americans can travel to Ireland after presenting evidence of a negative test result for coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before arrival. Visitors must also undergo a 14-day quarantine upon arrival, unless they pass one more COVID-19 test (which can be done 10 days after landing in Ireland).
Italy
Italy is open again for Americans to travel. To enter, visitors must fill out a declaration form and present a negative (molecular or antigen) test for coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before arrival. They are then required to self-isolate for 10 days before taking one more test.
Jamaica
A traveler to Jamaica from the United States will have to provide proof of a negative test result for COVID-19 in an accredited medical laboratory (this can be a PCR test, a nucleic acid amplification test, an RNA or molecular test, or an antigen test) no later than 72 hours before arrival.
Jordan
If travelers from the United States provide proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before arrival, and pass a second test on arrival at their own expense, they can enter Jordan.
Kyrgyzstan
Visitors to Kyrgyzstan must provide confirmation of a negative test result made no more than 72 hours before arrival. Medical examinations are also carried out at airports.
Lebanon
Lebanon allows you to travel from the United States by providing proof of a negative test result for COVID-19, passed within 96 hours before traveling to this Middle Eastern country. Visitors must also take a second test on arrival and stay in quarantine for 72 hours.
Maldives
American travelers can spend their vacation here by providing proof of a negative test for COVID-19, passed no more than 96 hours before arrival.
Malta
Direct travel from the United States is prohibited, but if American tourists have been quarantined in another country, such as Croatia or Turkey for 14 days, they can enter Malta.
Mexico
Americans can go on vacation to Mexico without taking a COVID-19 test before traveling. Travelers will undergo a medical check-up upon arrival, and they should keep in mind that some cities across the country have curfews and other restrictions.
Moldova
This country is now open to American travelers if they provide proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, passed no more than 72 hours before the trip. Those who can provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination are exempt from the testing requirements. There are no quarantine requirements or restrictions on entry into the country.
Montenegro
A negative test for COVID-19 or a test for antibodies to the coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before arrival, is necessary for Americans visiting Montenegro.
Nepal
If you show proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, passed no more than 72 hours before boarding the flight, you can visit Nepal.
Northern Macedonia
Those arriving from the US are not required to take a coronavirus test before arriving, although they can undergo a medical examination at the airport, according to the embassy’s website.
Panama
This Central American country does not impose any special restrictions on travel from any country. However, visitors must present proof of a negative coronavirus test result submitted within 48 hours before the trip. If the test expires, travelers will be subjected to additional testing at the airport at their own expense.
Serbia
This Balkan country allows entry to American visitors on condition that they provide the results of a negative test for coronavirus, made no more than 48 hours before arrival.
Seychelles
This group of islands off the coast of Africa has opened its doors to all travelers who have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine (provided that at least two weeks have passed since taking the second dose). Travelers must present proof of vaccination, as well as confirmation of a negative test result for coronavirus, submitted no more than 72 hours before the trip.
South Korea
Travelers from the United States are allowed to visit South Korea, provided that they show proof of a negative result of a coronavirus test conducted within 72 hours after the trip. Even with a negative test result, visitors must also comply with the required 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. Travelers should also answer daily health questions through a mobile app to help the government track the spread of diseases.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is open to American citizens, provided that they show proof of a negative result of a coronavirus test made no more than 72 hours before arrival. Medical examinations will take place at the airport, and a curfew is in effect in different regions of the country. In addition, anyone who has not been vaccinated must stay at a certified approved hotel for up to 13 nights (14 days) of their stay.
Thailand
Americans can enter Thailand provided that they have proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, issued no more than 72 hours before departure. Medical examinations are carried out upon arrival. Visitors must also be quarantined for 14 days after arrival, regardless of their vaccination status.
Tunisia
This North African country is open to American visitors. Americans must present proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, submitted no more than 72 hours before arrival. In addition, visitors will have to undergo a 48-hour quarantine. Vaccinated travelers are released from quarantine.
Turkey
All foreign visitors to Turkey must present proof of a negative test result passed no more than 72 hours before departure. Passengers will also need to fill out a registration form within 72 hours after the flight.
Ukraine
Americans entering Ukraine must present proof of a negative test result passed no more than 72 hours before the trip. They must also demonstrate that they have appropriate health insurance to cover any coronavirus costs before entering the country, according to the website of the US Embassy in Ukraine.
United Arab Emirates
All travelers arriving from the United States must present proof of a negative coronavirus test result taken no more than 96 hours before arrival, and be tested on arrival. Each emirate has different quarantine requirements for arriving travelers.
The United States has been added to the UAE’s» green » list of countries, which means that vaccinated travelers from these states can bypass quarantine requirements.
Great Britain
Americans are still strongly discouraged from going to the UK. If you are to visit this country, you will need to show proof of a negative coronavirus test made no more than three days before arrival.
US Virgin Islands
Americans can visit this US territory in the Caribbean by presenting proof of a negative test result for COVID-19 received within five days after the trip and providing a certificate of travel authorization from the USVI traveler verification portal. The tests are mandatory for all travelers from 5 years and older. Upon arrival, all visitors to the US Virgin Islands will have their temperature measured, and they will need to fill out a questionnaire to check travelers.
Uzbekistan
Americans can visit this country by providing proof of a negative test result for coronavirus, made no more than 72 hours before the trip. Additional medical examinations are carried out at the ports of entry, but there are no quarantine requirements.
According to the materials of US News
