Below is a list of some countries around the world that allow international visitors to enter, with exemptions and reduced quarantine periods for visitors who can provide legal evidence of full vaccination.

Thailand: From July 1, vaccinated international tourists are welcome in Phuket.

Countries open their doors to vaccinated tourists

Impressive destinations in Greece.

Ireland: The government confirmed that it welcomes visitors who have been fully vaccinated with two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and must provide legal evidence of this.

France: On June 9, France will open its borders to welcome international tourists again.

Denmark: From June 5, visitors who have received two doses of vaccine and the second dose taken at least 14 days before entering the country are allowed to freely travel everywhere and do not need to be quarantined.

Romania: Travelers do not need to quarantine, as long as they can present proof of Covid-19 vaccination and the second dose was given more than 10 days before arrival.

Poland: The 10-day quarantine requirement for visitors will be lifted if proof of two complete vaccinations is provided.

Bulgaria: From May 19, visitors are allowed to enter the country if they have received the second dose of vaccine at least 14 days before entry.

Cyprus: From May 10, visitors are allowed to enter the country if they have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and do not have to be tested or quarantined.

Estonia: Travelers who have received two doses of vaccine do not need to be quarantined upon entry, but must still comply with the government’s disease prevention instructions.

Greece: From April 19, visitors entering the country and receiving two doses of vaccine do not need to be quarantined.

Nepal: All travelers must present a negative nCoV result taken 72 hours before boarding or documents showing full vaccination.

Grenada (country located in the Caribbean): From May 1, visitors with vaccine passports will be able to reduce the number of quarantine days when traveling.

Montenegro: The government welcomes all tourists from around the world to travel here, as long as they are fully vaccinated.

Seychelles Islands: This is one of the first countries to welcome vaccinated tourists.

Bahamas: From May 1, fully vaccinated international visitors can enter the country without needing to take a test.

Barbados: Travelers who have received two full doses of the vaccine only have to quarantine for 1-2 days.

Because the epidemic situation can change unexpectedly, before deciding which country to fly to, tourists need to check that country’s policies, as well as the latest changes in who is allowed to enter.