US to ease COVID-19 travel entry rules, require vaccines for foreign visitors

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The new system opens up air travel to vaccinated foreign nationals from dozens of countries for the first time since the early days of the pandemic.

"We will move to this much stricter global system, so we will have a consistent approach across all countries, it will require foreign nationals to be vaccinated, to prove they're vaccinated, and then to go through the testing and contract tracing regiments," Zients said.

The U.S. will also start putting into place additional testing requirements, Zients said. Foreign nationals will have to be tested three days prior to departure to the U.S. and show proof of a negative test, and unvaccinated Americans will have to test within one day of departure and be required to test again after their arrival.The CDC will also require airlines to collect information for each U.S.

While there is still no vaccination requirement for domestic air travel, Zients said nothing is off the table. "We clearly have a track record that shows we're pulling available levers to acquire vaccinations and we're not taking any measures off the table on specific authorities used for implementation," Zients said.

Zients didn't detail what vaccines will qualify and what would constitute as fully vaccinated and said the CDC would provide further details. The new policy applies only to air travel and not land border crossings, which have been closed to nonessential travel between Canada and Mexico.

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