Covid-19 Global Travel Restrictions 28 September 2021 17:00 UTC

Below you will find useful information regarding every country around the world where travel restrictions or other conditions are currently in effect.

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Countries highlighted in yellow represent those with updates since our last report.

Country Travel Restrictions and/or Special Conditions Afghanistan International • Severely limited international services are resuming from Kabul International Airport. Domestic and humanitarian air operations are also affected, by the adverse security situation in country. • Once travel resumes, it is understood that a negative PCR test result is required to enter the country. • Access to land borders with neighbouring countries is unstable due to Taliban control and advancements. Closures occur with little warning.

Domestic • Facemasks are required in public places. • Movement between Kabul and the other provinces is severely restricted.

Special Conditions • Large gatherings are not permitted. • All schools and universities have been closed.

Åland Islands International

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• The Åland Provincial Government has recommended a voluntary seven-day quarantine after entering from a high-risk area. • Travellers from Åland transiting via boat or ferry to Finland are required to present a negative COVID-19 test prior to boarding. • A negative test result is not necessary to transit to Sweden.

Domestic • Measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 include limiting indoor public and private events to 20 people, facemasks are recommended for everyone over the age of 15 on public transportation and all public indoor spaces.

Special Conditions N/A

Albania International • International commercial flights are operating, but options are limited. • Tirana International Airport is open. • A number of health and safety protocols are in place at airports and for the airlines, including enhanced screening measures. • Land borders are open with the exception of the border with Montenegro, which remains closed until a further notice. • The border crossing with Greece at Krystallopigi is closed. • Greek residents travelling to Greece from Albania you must complete an online Passenger Locator Form (PLF) at least 48 hours before your arrival in Greece. • Those entering the country will have to present a vaccination passport, with evidence of full vaccination no earlier than two weeks prior to the date of entry. Alternatively, travellers can present a negative PCR COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours, a rapid test taken within 48 hours, or a certificate proving full recovery from the virus within the last six months. A quarantine after arrival is not required.

Domestic • Citizens are no longer required to wear a mask in public areas, but the mask will continue to be obligatory indoors and while using public transportation. • Curfew hours are from 23:00 to 06:00 local time daily. • Most venues and gatherings are limited to a 50 percent capacity.

Special Conditions N/A

Algeria International • The country's air and land borders have largely reopened; however, some restrictions remain in place for certain countries. • Inbound travellers over the age of 12 are required to submit a negative PCR test, not older than 36 hours, before departure. The document must be presented at check-in at on arrival. • The country has increased the number of international flights permitted to operate. It has been reported that Air Algerie will operate 32 international flights weekly, consisting of departures from and arrivals at three Algerian airports. • Ferry services are suspended. anvilgroup.com Page 2 of 186

Domestic • The Algerian government extended ongoing COVID-19 confinement measures until 28 September. A curfew is in effect between 22:00 and 06:00 local time, in 31 of the countries wilayas (provinces). These include Laghouat, Oum El Bouaghi, Batna, Béjaïa, Béchar, Blida, Bouira, Tebessa, Tlemcen, Tizi Ouzou, Algiers, Jijel, Sétif, Saïda, Skikda, Sidi Bel Abbes, Annaba, Guelma, Constantine, Mostaganem, M'Sila, Ouargla, Oran, El-Bayadh, Boumerdes, El Oued, Khenchela, Souk Ahras, Naâma, Ain Temouchent and Relizane. The ongoing curfew in these areas has been amended and will now run from 22:00 until 05:00 local time. It is understood that a number of other restrictions have been eased; however, local authorities may adjust controls depending on the epidemiological situation of that area. • Strict social distancing and hygiene protocols must be adhered to when on public transportation.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory in all public places. • All gatherings and ceremonies remain banned.

American International Samoa • All international flights are suspended until further notice. • All entry has been suspended except for permanent residents. • Vaccination (FDA approved) is now a requirement for entry. • All permitted travellers must present proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours. • Any person entering the territory must contact the Department of Health at least ten days prior to travel and provide the documents required by the Director of Health. Passengers must submit to a quarantine of 15 days upon arrival in the territory unless the Director of Health or his designee determines based on medical evidence that the person may be released earlier. • Flights from Samoa to American Samoa to bring skilled and technical workers into the territory have been put on hold due to changes in requirements. The Samoa government now required travellers from American Samoa to have a negative COVID-19 test three days before arrival at Faleolo airport. • Authorities are also implementing the use of the 'TalofaPass' online platform, for travellers intending to enter the territory. The online portal is an application through which passengers must provide information such as identity, residency, proof of full COVID-19 vaccination, and COVID-19 test registrations to travel. The application must be submitted at least 21 days before departure.

Domestic • A State of Public Health Emergency is in place until 10 October. • Officials have implemented the following codes to determine the level of restrictions in place. American Samoa is currently in CODE BLUE. • Code Blue: While coronavirus-free. Entry permits are suspended until further notice, except for residents and approved personnel. Schools are open. Public gatherings and business operations are permitted. • Code Yellow: With one or more confirmed COVID-19 cases, heightened hygiene practises are expected across the islands. Businesses can only operate between 05:00 and 16:00 local time. Restaurants will be open for take away only. Families are encouraged to isolate. Non- essential travel will be restricted. A curfew order beginning at 21:00 will be implemented. anvilgroup.com Page 3 of 186

• Code Red: If experiencing a severe spread of COVID-19, all air and sea travel is suspended, and ports of entry closed, except for military and cargo operations. Businesses can only operate between 05:00 and 12:00 local time. All public gatherings are banned and all ASG operations suspended.

Special Conditions • Businesses are permitted to operate between 05:00 and 00:00 local time. All government employees can resume full working hours. • Face masks must be worn in all public spaces, including on transportation and commercial vehicles. Furthermore, all government agencies, as well as all private sector business and organisations, are required to mandate social distancing and mask use inside any building. Children under the age of two years old and people with applicable medical reasons will be exempt from the face mask requirement.

Andorra International • French/Spanish confinement measures will affect travel through Andorra. • Any visitor or tourist is required to present national identification and documentation with their reason for staying in Andorra. • Inbound travellers who intend to spend three nights or more in Andorra are asked to provide a negative PCR or TMA test, not older than 72 hours. Entrance to a tourist accommodation may be subject to a negative result. • Visitors from ‘green’ countries are exempt from submitting a test. These locations include France, Spain, and Portugal. • Vaccination status may also exempt travellers from certain restrictions. • Travellers that cannot provide a negative COVID-19 test or proof of full vaccination or recovery, must quarantine for two weeks. Quarantine can be reduced to 10 days with additional post-arrival testing.

Domestic • Localised confinements are lifted but could return if infections increase. • Public transport in Andorra is operating at a reduced capacity.

Special Conditions • Wearing a face mask is mandatory in enclosed public premises. People are encouraged to stay 1.5 metres apart from each other. • Public gatherings are limited to four people indoors and six outdoors.

Angola International • Angola has closed all land and sea borders other than for cargo traffic, humanitarian aid, and the transportation of ill travellers. • There are a number of commercial flights operated by TAP Air Portugal, Ethiopian Airlines, Lufthansa, Air France, Qatar Airways, and Emirates. • All passengers are required to complete an Advance Passenger Information form (FRV form) 72 hours before entry to Angola. Several travel documents must be uploaded in PDF format to be accepted before entry to Angola. • All air passengers arriving in Angola will need to undertake compulsory self-quarantine for at least seven days once tested for COVID-19 on arrival. If you test negative, returning residents can quarantine in their own homes. Non-resident essential workers have to quarantine in a government or government-approved facility. You must spend at least anvilgroup.com Page 4 of 186

seven days in quarantine before being tested. On arrival, health officials at the airport will issue a handout with contacts to your local health centre where you can get tested. On receipt of a negative PCR test, a Titulo De Alta (ALTA) will be issued by the health centre to authorise the end of quarantine. • Passengers with short-term and visitor visas can expect to have their passports retained by the Angolan authorities at the Immigration desk. Passports can be recovered at the end of the quarantine period, on presentation of a negative COVID-19 certificate at the SME Department in the Departures lounge. • All passengers are required to show evidence of negative COVID-19 test completed 72 hours before departure from Angola. • Officials have imposed a ban on the entry of non-resident foreign citizens coming from or passing through Brazil and India.

Domestic • A state of calamity is in effect until 30 September. • A curfew is in place between midnight and 05:00 local time. • Domestic flights are operating. Passengers must receive a negative serological COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours) before travelling.

Special Conditions • Large events and any gatherings over 15 people have been banned. • Face masks are required in all public areas.

Anguilla International • Anguilla is allowing entry only to fully vaccinated adult travellers with the exception of pregnant women and children ages 17 or younger. • If you wish to travel to Anguilla, you will need prior approval from the Government’s Health Team. • As part of the approval process you must provide evidence of a negative RT-PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test taken 3 to 5 days before the planned date of your arrival. Rapid PCR tests and rapid antigen tests will not be accepted. • All fully vaccinated people will receive a yellow wrist band. All unvaccinated people including residents and minors, will receive a red wrist band. • Anguilla has lifted quarantine requirements for international leisure visitors staying at hotels or villas, regardless of their length of stay. Such visitors will be tested for COVID-19 on arrival in the country and are required to remain at their hotel, resort or villa while awaiting arrival test results, normally delivered within 12 hours. • A $200 fee for arrival and fourth day testing will be charged beginning 1 October. • Latest restrictions can be found here - https://beatcovid19.ai/

Domestic • Churches, bars and restaurants are open, and groups of up to 25 fully-vaccinated people may meet indoors and outdoors.

Specific Conditions • Violation of social distancing measures can result in fines.

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• V.C. Bird International Airport has reopened and is gradually resuming international passenger flights. • Antigua and Barbuda-based Leeward Islands Transport Services (LIAT) has resumed limited services between with Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, The British Virgin Islands, Sint Maarten/Saint Martin, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, as well as other destinations. • All passengers (age 5+) will be tested for COVID on arrival in Antigua and Barbuda by health officials. This test must be paid for. • All passengers arriving by air must have a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test result taken within four days of their flight. This includes transiting passengers. Children under five are exempt. Only tests administered by health care professionals are valid. Home tests are not permitted. • Passengers arriving by sea must provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test taken no more than seven days before their last point of departure and follow the Government of Antigua and Barbuda’s Yachting Health and Safety Guidance and Operational Protocols. All Marine Pleasure Craft and Ferry Services entering the waters of Antigua and Barbuda should contact the Antigua Port Authority, using VHF Channel 16, at least six (6) hours prior to arrival. Instructions will be given to guide the crafts to either the Nevis Street Pier or English Harbour Ports or to a holding area where they must follow the screening and quarantine instructions of Port Health. • All arriving passengers will be monitored for COVID-19 for periods of up to 14 days in accordance with the directions of the Quarantine Authority and the Quarantine (COVID-19) Guidelines. Visitors may be required to undergo further testing for COVID-19 on arrival or at the hotel or place of lodging as determined by the Health Authorities. • Visitors instructed by the local authorities to take a coronavirus test on arrival may be asked to pay a fee of US$100 in cash. • Failure to comply with any order, guideline or direction of the Quarantine Authority is considered an offence carrying a fine of up to XCD10,000 and/or six months imprisonment. • Travellers who have spent time in specified countries within the 14 days prior to arrival are being banned from entry into Antigua and Barbuda. • Arrivals in possession of a COVID-19 vaccination certificate are exempt from the quarantine requirement. • Antigua and Barbuda no longer excludes passengers younger than 12 and older than 4 years from the COVID-19 test requirement. • From 1 October, all COVID-19 RT-PCR tests must be taken within 4 days of the flight. Only tests administered by health care professionals are valid. Home tests are not permitted. • From 1 October, only vaccinated (at least one dose) guests will be permitted to stay at any of the hotels in Antigua and Barbuda.

Domestic • A state of emergency and domestic COVID-19 measures are in place until 30 September. • A curfew is active between 20:00 and 05:00 local time. • All bars remain closed. • The Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association has said that the yachting industry is open. Marinas and supporting marine service businesses remain open.

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• All bars are closed. Gyms are allowed to operate providing all patrons make an appointment, wear a mask the entire time, and must not remain in the gym for longer than one hour. • In-house dining at restaurants is permitted. • Retailers such as food and clothes shops, pharmacies, and hardware stores are allowed to operate. • Public-facing government offices have restricted opening hours and visitors. • Beaches are open for exercise or relaxation only between 05:00 and 17:00, and until 24:00 on weekends. During these hours picnics, music, drinking alcohol, and parties are prohibited. • No more than two people may travel in a motor vehicle at any one time if they are not of the same household. Members of the same household comprising more than two people may travel together in the same vehicle. Face masks must be worn in motor vehicles when there is more than one occupant. • Only licensed taxis may pick up or drop off passengers at VC Bird International Airport; private vehicles may not pick up or drop off passengers. • People may undertake exercise in open fields, at the side of roads, and play golf or tennis between 05:00 and 18:00 each day. They may be accompanied by members of their household, or by one other person if they are not of their household. All must observe a 6- foot distance and wear face masks. • Private parties, social events such as banquets, and clubs/societies which host more than one household are permitted provided there are no more than 25 persons, and all must observe a distance of six feet and wear face masks. • Church services may resume face-to-face gatherings providing that they all observe distances of six feet and wear a face mask • weddings, funerals, and baptisms may take place with a limit of 25 participants; no celebrations/wakes may be held after the service. • If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You will be contacted by the Health Authorities and instructed to self-isolate or move to a quarantine facility. This will be determined by the Quarantine Authority. You may also need to seek treatment there. Minors will be subject to the same regulations as adults.

Argentina International • Borders remain largely closed to foreigners and non-nationals. Foreigners who have direct relatives in the country are enabled to enter the territory, with test and quarantine. • All travellers to Argentina (including those in transit to another country) must fill in an electronic ‘sworn statement’ form within 48 hours of travelling. • All travellers to Argentina (children under six are exempted) must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours of travelling, unless you are: a crew member, transiting the country through an international airport for less than 24 hours; or have had coronavirus confirmed by a lab test within 90 days of your trip. If you have had coronavirus confirmed by a lab test within 90 days of your trip you do not need to take a COVID-19 PCR test again. Instead, you will need to show evidence of your diagnosis and a medical certificate issued at least 10 days after being diagnosed, confirming that you have a clean bill of health. • If, for justified reasons, you cannot take a COVID-19 test before travelling, you must present a medical certificate issued within 72 hours of travelling confirming that you do not have COVID-19 related symptoms and you must take a PCR test upon arrival. If this applies anvilgroup.com Page 7 of 186

to you, check in advance with your airline to ensure you will be allowed to board the aircraft. • Argentines, residents, and foreigners who arrive in the country for work reasons will not be obliged to enter into isolation, as long as the traveller has proof, they have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 at least 14 days prior to arrival. All other travellers to Argentina must also self-isolate for a total of 7 days counting from the day they took the PCR test. • All non-resident foreign nationals with authorisation from the Argentine Migrations Office to enter the country must have medical insurance with comprehensive cover for coronavirus, including hospitalisation and the costs of self-isolation if required. • As of 1 October, citizens from neighboring countries will be allowed to enter Argentina without undertaking a quarantine period (again if vaccinated), with the country’s land borders set to reopen on a staggered basis. • On 1 November, the same rules will be extended to all fully vaccinated foreigners. Those who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 will be allowed to enter the country, but they will be obliged to undertake a quarantine period of at least seven days. • Land borders generally remain closed; however, officials intend to reopen the land crossings with Uruguay and Chile. Border closures are in place until 1 October. • For further details see here - https://www.argentina.gob.ar/salud/coronavirus-COVID-19

Domestic • The whole of the country is now in a phase of mandatory social distancing. • Restrictions are being eased, including recreational and sporting activities allowed up to a maximum 70% capacity, as well as at day care and social centers for senior citizens, provided they are fully vaccinated. Social gatherings at private homes shall be limited to 10 people if indoors and 20 people outdoors, while meetings at public spaces may reach 100 people. But large-scale event remain prohibited. • A curfew from 20:00 to 06:00 remains in place. • Domestic restrictions will start being eased from 1 October. This will include the use of facemasks while circulating outdoors ceasing to be mandatory, while they will still be used on public transport, in cinemas, theatres and entertainment venues, workplaces and at large outdoor events or where there is an agglomeration of people. Also, under the new rules, the government will allow all economic, industrial, commercial, religious, cultural, recreational and sports activities in closed places to return to full capacity, provided they ensure preventive measures such as social distancing, use of facemasks and improved ventilation. All outdoor events with more than 1,000 people in attendance can operate at 50 percent capacity. Furthermore, social gatherings will be allowed without a cap on the number of people while nightclubs, discos and entertainment venues will be allowed to return for those fully vaccinated at 50 percent capacity.

Special Conditions • Masks or other face coverings are mandatory nationwide in public spaces, including public transportation and passenger vehicles. • People must maintain a minimum distance of two meters. • Remote working is advised at times.

Armenia International • International travel is permissible through air borders. • Limited air routes are available with Aeroflot Russian Airlines, Air Company Armenia, Air France, Austrian Airlines, Belavia Belarusian Airlines, Fly Dubai, Middle East Airlines, and Qatar Airways.

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• Aegean Airlines, Air Arabia, Lot Polish Airlines, Ryan Air, and Wizz Air have cancelled flights through 2021. • You can enter Armenia with either a negative PCR test result taken within the previous 72 hours, or certification of a complete vaccination against COVID-19 with two dosages and the second dosage taken at least 14 days before entering the country. • See here for the latest restrictions and requirements - https://www.gov.am/en/covid- travel-restrictions/ • Armenia has reopened its land borders with Georgia and Iran to foreign nationals.

Domestic • A state of quarantine is in place to allow restrictions as needed such as curfews and quarantines. • Restrictions will be extended through until 20 December; subject to amendments. • Public transport has resumed operations provided social distancing measures are followed.

Special Conditions • Most businesses are open provided they operate with hygiene and social distancing protocols. • Face masks are required in indoor public areas. • Private gatherings are generally limited to 40 people.

Aruba International • Aruba has reopened borders to travellers from the Bonaire & Curacao, Canada, Europe, all Caribbean countries, the United States of America, South America (excluding Venezuela), and Central America. Borders are closed to travellers from South Africa and India. • Inbound travellers must show proof of a negative molecular COVID-19 test, not older than 72 hours, upon entry or undergo testing on arrival at the port of entry. • All travellers are required to complete the ‘Embarkation/Disembarkation card’ (https://edcardaruba.aw/) and must receive approval for entry into Aruba. They are subject to testing at the port of entry if not arriving with a negative test result. Adequate health insurance must also be obtained. • The Online ED Card can no longer be filled out more than 72 hours before travel. As part of the process, it is required that all visitors carry mandatory Aruba Visitors Insurance to assist with expenses incurred if a traveller tests positive for the virus during their stay. • Authorities are encouraging all inbound passengers to self-quarantine for 10 days upon arrival. • Fully vaccinated U.S. travellers must again follow general entry regulations, which include receiving a negative PCR test, not older than 72 hours prior to arrival. • All mandatory entry requirements can be found here - https://www.aruba.com/us/traveler-health-requirements

Domestic • Curfew has been lifted. Other measures which remain in effect include requiring establishments to close by 00:00 local time. Select businesses such as cinemas, supermarkets, and other stores are limited to a 50 percent capacity. Bars, rum shops, and nightclubs are closed. Restaurants can only serve at tables, with safety measures in place. 'Restricted zones' at beaches and parking lots continue to be active from 19:00 to 05:00 local time. Private social gatherings are limited to 90 people, provided that social distancing can be maintained. Face masks are required in all indoor public spaces. anvilgroup.com Page 9 of 186

• Travellers are encouraged to download the ‘Aruba Health App’.

Special Conditions • The mask mandate has been re-introduced.

Australia International • Borders will remain closed indefinitely. Australian nationals will not be permitted to leave the country for non-essential reasons. • All passengers arriving into the country must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test prior to departure. The test must be taken within 72 hours prior to departure and must be a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test. Passengers must show their negative result when checking in prior to boarding. • Even with a negative COVID-19 test, travellers will still be required to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Exemptions from the pre-departure testing requirement may apply, including passengers travelling from New Zealand or a designated "green zone" country. • Quarantine free travel with New Zealand is subject to suspensions if COVID-19 outbreaks occur. • Face masks must also be worn on all international flights, including at airports. • Short notice suspensions to air bubbles are possible. • See here for further details - https://www.health.gov.au/

Domestic • Travellers with plans to move across internal state borders should check for individual state restrictions. Check here for the latest https://www.health.gov.au/news/state-quarantine- requirements-for-interstate-travel • Lockdown restrictions will be eased for NSW communities that have not recorded a single case of COVID-19; however, areas that have will re-enter a 14-day lockdown. • The regional centres of Albury, Wagga Wagga, Tamworth, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Lismore, Byron Bay and Griffith, have eased restrictions. Under the eased restrictions, people will be able to have up to five people in their homes, 20 people in outdoor settings and up to 500 people at ticketed and outdoor seated events. The four-square-metre rule will apply for indoor venues including hospitality, retail, hairdressers, cinemas, and gyms. Up to 50 people can attend weddings and funerals but guests must be seated while eating and drinking, dancing will be allowed at weddings. Schools will also reopen. • The following areas will remain in lockdown: Bathurst, Bega, Blayney, Bogan, Bourke, Brewarrina, Broken Hill, Cabonne, Central Coast, Central Darling, Cessnock, Dubbo, Dungog, Eurobodalla, Forbes, Gilgandra, Goulburn Mulwarre, Kiama, Lake Macquarie, Lithgow, Maitland, Mid-Coast, Mid-Western, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Narromine, Newcastle, Orange, Parkes, Port Stephens, Queanbeyan-Palerang, Shellharbour, Shoalhaven, Singleton, Snowy Monaro, Upper Hunter, Walgett, and Wingecarribee. • In the state capital, Sydney, restrictions will likely ease from October, provided a vaccination threshold of 70 percent is reached. Once this target is met, shops and restaurants will be able to reopen with customer limits. According to reports, only vaccinated individuals will be able to have five visitors in their home, attend gatherings of 20 people outside, carpool, and travel around New South Wales. There will also be a 500- person limit at outdoor seated events, and a 50-person limit at weddings and funerals. It is not yet clear how people will prove their vaccination status, but there has been discussion of a vaccination passport or app.

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• Movement restrictions across New South Wales will be lifted gradually between 11 October and 1 December. On 11 October, when the vaccination rate is expected to reach 70 percent, vaccinated residents will be able to have up to five people in their homes and hospitality, retail, hairdressing, and gyms will also open with capacity limits. At the 80 percent milestone, vaccinated residents will be able to freely travel to other areas of New South Wales and limits at weddings and funerals will be removed. Additionally, those who are fully vaccinated will be able to have 10 fully vaccinated people in their homes. They will be able to participate in community sport and access hospitality venues, where drinking while standing will be permitted. All premises will operate at one person per four square metres indoors, and one per two square metres outdoors. After 90 percent vaccination coverage is reached, all venues will move to the two square metre rules, masks will not be required indoors at offices, indoor pools and nightclubs can reopen, and unvaccinated people will have greater freedoms. • Victoria state, including Melbourne, has extended the State of Emergency and stay at home order for restricted areas until 21 October. A curfew is in place for Melbourne from 21:00 to 05:00, during which residents cannot leave their homes except for limited reasons and if they are essential workers. Furthermore, exercise rules have also been restricted, meaning that you can only exercise with one other person. Authorised workers, including higher education students, will need a permit. Moreover, large-scale construction sites must reduce staffing to 25 percent or five workers on site, whichever is higher. Five people may still meet to help organise a broadcast for religious communities, who are prohibited from gathering. From 30 September 2021, Victorians who are fully vaccinated will be able to return to the mentioned state from Extreme Risk Zones. Proof of a negative COVID-19 test is required to be presented 72 hours before departure, and arrivals must quarantine for 14 days. Existing Extreme Risk Zone guidelines will remain in effect for unvaccinated individuals. • The Latrobe Local Government Area (LGA) will enter a seven-day lockdown until 5 October. The lockdown restrictions will be the same as those in metropolitan Melbourne, excluding the curfew. • Authorities have extended the COVID-19 lockdown in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) for an additional four weeks until 23:59 local time on 15 October. Five people may gather outside for social and recreational sport; however, indoor activities remain prohibited. Small businesses that are currently permitted to operate a click-and-collect or delivery service can have up to five people in the business at any one time or one person per four square metres, whichever is less. The restrictions are due to be reviewed in two weeks. • The majority of restrictions are lifted in Queensland. Localised lockdowns are still possible.

Special Conditions • Social distancing measures are in effect at places such as shops, cafes, and restaurants. • All members of the public are urged to keep at least 1.5 metres distance from others. Restrictions are also in place on public transport at peak hours.

Austria International • Austria relies on the EU health agency ECDC’s traffic light system, which differentiates between areas depending on the prevalence of coronavirus infections. There are three categories of countries. • Those in Appendix A are allowed to enter without restriction, although they will need to be consistent with the '3G rule' ' • Those in Appendix B2 – are ‘virus variant’ countries, i.e. countries where variants of the virus are prevalent. Entry from these countries is only allowed for Austrian residents or anvilgroup.com Page 11 of 186

citizens, European residents or citizens, people entering for business or study purposes, or diplomats. • All other countries fall into the third category. Entry is banned from these countries unless exceptions apply. • The 3G rule states that those who have been vaccinated, along with those who have recently recovered from the virus and who have tested negative, can enter Austria. This can be demonstrated either with paper evidence, a QR code on paper or a mobile, or by signing up to the EU immunity card system. Check for details on specific vaccines. • Austria specified that residents of Austria and EEA nationals who have been in certain countries can no longer take a test after arrival. Arrivals from these designated countries must supply a negative COVID-19 LAMP, PCR or TMA test result issued at most 72 hours before arrival. • Austria does operate entry restrictions for certain countries. Check before departure. • For specific exemptions to restrictions see here (in German) - https://www.bmeia.gv.at/reise-aufenthalt/reisewarnungen/ • Additional info, see here - https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/public.html

Domestic • An official curfew order has been lifted. • Authorities are utilizing the ‘Green Pass’ system, which is issued to individuals for select time periods who have received a COVID-19 vaccination or undergone PCR, antigen, or self- testing. These passes will be required to enter establishments, hotels, sports and leisure facilities. • Face masks are not needed in outdoor areas for people who have been vaccinated, have tested negative for COVID-19 or have recently recovered from the virus. The ten-square- metre rule per person still applies in retail, leisure, sports and wellness buildings. Group restrictions for celebrations such as weddings and birthdays will no longer apply. However, large gatherings will still need to be authorised. Full occupancy at cultural and sporting venues will be possible both inside and outside. There will no longer be any restrictions on group sizes in restaurants, pubs and cafes, but you still have to provide evidence of having been vaccinated, recovered from or tested negative for COVID-19. Discos and clubs are expected to reopen. • Face masks are still required on public transport and supermarkets. For those who have not been vaccinated, wearing an FFP2 mask is also mandatory in non-essential retail and in cultural institutions. • Only people who have been vaccinated or those who have had a negative PCR test less than 24 hours ago can attend nightclubs. • Restaurants and bars are still required to collect contact data for the foreseeable future. • A COVID-19 immunity card – known as the green pass – will only be issued to people after their second vaccine.

Special Conditions N/A

Azerbaijan International • The use of a medical mask will be required at all times whilst at the airport and on the flight. It is mandatory to keep the mask on at all times except for specific requirements for example at border control, at the request of an airport official or whilst eating.

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• Some arrivals are allowed to travel to Azerbaijan by air without the previously required special permission. However, travellers over the age of 18 will still be required to present an official document stating they have been fully vaccinated against or have recovered from COVID-19, in addition to a negative result from a PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to their flight. All passengers between the ages of one and 18 must possess a negative result from a PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to their flight. There are no such document requirements for infants aged less than one year. Nationals of Azerbaijan do not need a COVID-19 vaccination certificate or a recovery certificate. • All other passengers travelling to or from Azerbaijan will require a negative COVID-19 test. The test itself can be taken no more than 72 hours before your flight, but the certificate showing the negative test result will only be accepted if issued within 72 hours of the flight’s arrival time in Baku. You should seek to have your test results via email and printed off, or a paper certificate. • You may be tested again for COVID-19 and have your temperature checked on arrival into Azerbaijan. • All passengers will still need to self-isolate for 14 days. It is possible to end self-isolation if you are tested again 6 days after arrival and the result is negative. You must arrange and pay for the test yourself with a private provider. You should keep hold of any negative certificate should you be asked to provide evidence of a negative test by the authorities. Many providers offer the option to be tested at home, as you are required to self-isolate until you are re-confirmed as being COVID-19 negative you should choose this service. • Azerbaijan does not require you to produce a negative COVID-19 test to depart the country. • Land borders with all neighbouring countries remain closed.

Domestic • The Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan has issued a decree announcing the special quarantine regime has been extended until 06:00 on 1 November 2021. • From 1 October, children's and other entertainment centres at large shopping centres can reopen, including cinemas with the condition of filling no more than 50 percent of the total capacity. Cultural and recreation centres can also reopen, as well as nightclubs. All without exceeding 50 percent of the venue’s capacity. • Azerbaijan has eased coronavirus restrictions, including: lifting the face mask mandate in open places and introducing COVID-19 passports. A COVID-19 Vaccination Passport is required for entry into some place such as gyms and places of worship. The list of public places where a ‘COVID-19 Passport’ must be presented in order to enter includes restaurants, cafes, shopping centres, hotels, hairdressers and beauty salons.

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Bahamas International • Fully vaccinated travellers will be required to obtain a negative PCR or rapid antigen test result, not older than five days, prior to arrival in the Bahamas. In addition, fully vaccinated passengers intending to travel between islands within the country, including citizens and residents, must also present a negative PCR or rapid antigen test result, not older than five days, before leaving Nassau and Paradise Island, Grand Bahama, Bimini, Exuma, Abaco, and North and South Eleuthera, including Harbour Island. These measures also apply to those who are unvaccinated and over the age of two. All individuals over 18 years old must apply for travel through the 'Bahamas Travel Heath Visa' process before departure. anvilgroup.com Page 13 of 186

• Travellers are required to complete and get approval from a ‘Bahamas Health Visa’ application before departure and the document must be presented at check-in and arrival at a port of entry. • All incoming travellers should have travel insurance the covers COVID-19 for the duration of their trip to Bahamas. • Visitors will be required to wear face masks in “any situation where it is necessary to enforce physical distancing guidelines. • There are no restrictions on those seeking to leave the country; however, limited options may be available. • All cruise passengers ages 12 and older must be fully vaccinated. • Before arriving in port, the ship's captain will be required to submit a manifest disclosing the vaccination status of all people aboard. This requirement will remain in place until at least 1 November. • Restrictions have been imposed on arrivals from Haiti.

Domestic • A state of public emergency is in place until 13 November (expected to be lifted thereafter). • There will be an exemption to testing for those persons who can upload evidence of full vaccination to their health visa application. • There are no longer any limits on gatherings for fully vaccinated persons. • A 00:00 to 05:00 local time curfew is active for New Providence, Grand Bahama, Abaco, Andros, Bimini, Cat Island, Eleuthera, and Exuma. • In New Providence and Grand Bahama, indoor dining may take place at restaurants provided that all customers are fully vaccinated and capacity is restricted to 33 percent. Social gatherings are generally limited to five fully vaccinated people, or up to 30 individuals at weddings or funerals. • In regard to domestic travel, fully vaccinated passengers must obtain a negative rapid antigen or PCR test result. Unvaccinated individuals must present a negative PCR test (not older than five days).

Special Conditions • A nationwide mask mandate is in effect and anyone found not wearing a mask can be liable to a $250 fine or one month in jail. • If you test positive for COVID-19 in The Bahamas, you will be expected to self-isolate in a hotel, private residence or medical facility. You should also be expected to be contacted by local health authorities to confirm that you are complying with self-isolation rules. Should you need to leave your place of self-isolation for essential purposes then arrangements can be made with the local authorities.

Bahrain International • Bahrain International Airport remains open, including for transit and transfer passengers, and visas on arrival have been reintroduced for a designated list of nationalities. • Bahrain will suspend entry of travellers from countries on its 'Red List'. Bahraini citizens and residency visa holders are exempt from the suspension; however, they will have to present an approved PCR test certificate conducted no more than 48 hours prior to boarding and undertake another PCR test on arrival and on the tenth day of stay. In addition, citizens and residency visa holders must quarantine for ten days at their residence or at a licensed quarantine facility approved by the National Health Regulatory Authority. This also applies to vaccinated and non-vaccinated travellers arriving from countries, not on the red list. anvilgroup.com Page 14 of 186

• All unvaccinated arrivals aged 12 and under must quarantine for a period of five days in their residence or at a licensed quarantine facility. All arrivals aged five and below are exempt from the pre-PCR testing and arrivals testing procedure. • Vaccination status may exempt you from quarantine. • See here for the latest - https://www.bahrainairport.bh/covid-19-travel-information

Domestic • Domestic restrictions are in place. The Kingdom has downgraded to a ‘green’ alert level. • Masks are mandatory in public spaces. • Vaccination status may impact your ability to enter some locations.

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Bangladesh International • The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) has imposed restrictions on travel from select countries. • Returnees from specified countries with non-COVID-19 and vaccination certificates can quarantine for 14 days at their homes. However, they have to inform the police station concerned about their arrival and quarantine period. Returnees from the mentioned countries with only non-COVID-19 certificate have to stay in the government facilitated institutions. Physicians will then examine them within 3-5 days and give them permission to be home quarantined for 14 days. However, even in this case, they have to inform their respective police stations. • Passengers from other specified countries will be quarantined for 14 days at a government- designated hotel at their own expense. • Check for specific entry bans. • Bangladesh authorities have said passengers arriving from coronavirus-affected countries, should complete Health Declaration Forms and Passenger Locator forms. • On arrival in Bangladesh, all foreign nationals need to produce a medical certificate issued within 72 hours of travel indicating the passenger is COVID-19 negative. • The government is now requiring anyone departing Bangladesh to provide a negative test before travelling abroad.

Domestic • The government is relaxing restrictions on public movement across the country in phases. • Government, semi-government, autonomous, and non-government offices will reopen with safety protocols in place. • Public transportation are resuming at full capacity; however, transit companies must restrict their operating fleet size to 50 percent capacity. • Restaurants and other food shops can operate between 08:00 and 22:00 local time daily for up to 50 percent seated capacity. • Malls, marketplaces, shops, grocery stores, and pharmacies can open from 10:00 to 20:00 local time. • Domestic flights are suspended, except for medical, humanitarian, and cargo aircraft.

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Barbados International • International commercial flights are gradually resuming at Grantley Adams International Airport. • Flights are scheduled to begin with services from Canada, then the United Kingdom and the United States. • All travellers are required to complete an online Immigration and Customs Form and Embarkation/Disembarkation (ED) Form within the past 72 hours before arrival. • All people visiting Barbados must have a negative COVID test, not older than 72 hours prior to departure. There will be a mandatory rapid antigen test on arrival. Once you have a negative test, you will go to an authorised quarantine centre – free or paying – you have to spend minimum five nights before a PCR swab is taken. If the rapid antigen test is positive, the person then goes to Harrison Point for assessment. • Foreign countries are designated as either very-low, low, medium, or high risk. • Travellers are assigned a very-low, low, medium, or high-risk level upon arrival, based on which country they have come from, to determine the level of health screening required upon arrival. • A CARICOM bubble has been agreed. Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia and St Vincent and the Grenadines will be in the bubble as they presently meet the criteria. • Caribbean Airlines is resuming limited services between Barbados, Guyana, and Grenada on select days of the week. • Home test kits are being introduced. • Authorities are encouraging the use of the ‘BIMSAFE’ mobile application which enables the user to complete the ED online form, a health questionnaire, and monitor symptoms for seven days after arrival. • Vaccinated visitors are allowed to leave a quarantine facility once they return a negative PCR test, while unvaccinated travellers will have to remain in quarantine for seven days. • Latest information found here - https://www.visitbarbados.org/covid-19-travel-guidelines- 2020

Domestic • A national curfew is in place between 21:00 and 05:00 local time until at least 8 October.

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Belarus International • International flight operations are occurring; however, at a limited capacity. • The Republic of Belarus has temporarily banned entry of foreign nationals and stateless persons who do not enter through Minsk National Airport. • This restriction does not apply to foreign nationals with diplomatic and service passports; heads and members of official delegations; foreigners providing international gratuitous assistance to Belarus; drivers performing international road and international mail transportation; crews of inland water transport vessels, train crews, locomotive crews of international railway service. • The restriction does not apply to foreigners who are spouses, parents or children of Belarusian citizens; foreigners who have the right to permanent or temporary residence in Belarus; foreigners who have work permits or proof of employment documents in Belarus; anvilgroup.com Page 16 of 186

foreigners who travel to Belarus in the event of serious illness, or death of, a close relative; foreign nationals transporting stem cells, organs for transplantation. • The same applies to citizens of the Russian Federation transiting through Belarus to Russia, and also foreigners transiting through Belarus in accordance with the Belarus-Ukraine interstate government agreement on simplified crossing of the border section Slavutich- Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which goes through the territory of Belarus, to workers, vehicles and cargoes of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and enterprises that work in the exclusion zone, and foreign specialists involved in the international Chernobyl NPP projects. • A departure ban is in place. Restrictions will apply at all road, railway, and river checkpoints along the country's borders. The ban does not apply to people with diplomatic and service passports, members of official delegations, drivers of international road transportation units, crews of aircraft and ships, train crews, individuals on business trips and some other categories of people. Departure from the country will be also allowed once every six months for Belarusian citizens who are permanent residents of foreign countries or need to leave the country due to illness or the death of a close relative abroad, as well as for educational, employment, or medical purposes. • All inbound passengers must present a negative COVID-19 test result dated within 4 days. • A 10-day isolation period is necessary for those who enter, barring some exceptions. • Land borders are largely closed with Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Ukraine to all foreign citizens.

Domestic • Minsk is enforcing a mandatory face mask policy. This includes the use of face masks at workplaces and on public transport, in taxis and on metro services. • Belavia Airlines is requiring travellers to wear face masks on flights and while going through check-in and security screening at Minsk National Airport. • Face covering are required on all public transport.

Special Conditions • All businesses are allowed to operate as long as they adhere to social distancing measures. Sick employees should not go to work. • In Minsk, restaurants and cafes must ensure social distancing is practiced. Hotels are conducting temperature checks. Churches and other places of worship are open but require regular cleaning.

Belgium International • Belgium operates a traffic light system identifying very high, high, medium and low risk regions. • Generally, travel to and from Belgium is only permitted for essential reasons, including for work, for studies, for family emergencies and for transit purposes, among others. All permitted reasons for travel are listed in the “sworn statement” that must be completed by passengers travelling to and from the country to support their essential journey. This statement must be carried by the traveller at all times. • All non-residents aged six years and over must provide proof of a negative PCR COVID-19 test, carried out within the previous 72 hours before departure. If the passenger is not travelling by air, train, bus or boat and will be spending less than 48 hours in Belgium, no PCR test is required.

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• For travellers who will be staying in Belgium for more than 48 hours or will be arriving by air, boat, train or bus from a country outside the EU or the Schengen Area must complete a Passenger Locator Form within 48 hours before arrival. • If arriving from a designated country, a 10-day quarantine period will need to be completed and a COVID-19 test will be required on days one and seven of isolation. • Fully vaccinated travellers will not be asked to quarantine or test from a green, orange, or red zone. Very high risk zone arrivals will still be subject to measures even if fully vaccinated. • Travellers who are not fully vaccinated and plan to return to Belgium from countries considered highly affected by the Coronavirus will be obliged to take a PCR test on the first and seventh day after arrival. persons who test positive will be required to follow the ten- day mandatory quarantine rule. The day-one test can be avoided if travellers present a negative result of the PCR test, not older than 72 hours, upon their arrival. • Passengers are not allowed to transit if arriving from a non-Schengen Member State to a Schengen Member State. • The Brussels-Capital Region has introduced new measures requiring all travellers arriving from a red zone (including certain regions within the EU) who have not been fully vaccinated to follow a mandatory ten-day quarantine requirement and undergo COVID-19 testing on the first and seventh day. Quarantine can be ended if the day seven test proves to be negative. These additional measures do not apply in Flanders or Wallonia. • Further information, see here - https://diplomatie.belgium.be/en

Domestic • The national curfew has been lifted. • Individuals who have come into contact with a COVID-19 patient are required to self-isolate for a seven-day period. However, one can request two PCR tests and potentially shorten the quarantine period. Fully vaccinated people do not have to quarantine after being exposed to a high-risk contact if they immediately test negative. In case of refusal of a test, a quarantine of ten days must be respected. • Visitors travelling to Belgium can attend numerous events and activities, such as private gatherings, parties and organized activities with no curfew or capacity restriction imposed. • Travellers visiting bars and restaurants will no longer be limited to strict opening and closing hours and no distance between tables have to be applied. However, the serving personnel are obliged to continue wearing a face mask. • Travellers will be able to attend nightclubs and dance halls only after 1 October. • Those visiting Belgium will be able to attend indoor events with less than 200 participants or outdoor events with less than 400 attendees, which from 1 October, is set to be raised to 500 attendees. • Travellers are not yet able to visit the Brussels-Capital Region, as the region will not be relaxing restrictions at this time. • Visitors are free from wearing a mask requirement unless they are visiting an indoor event with more than 200 spectators or an outdoors event with 400 attendees. • “COVID Safe Ticket,” which will reveal if a person has been fully vaccinated, recovered, or has tested negative for the virus is now operational. Such a ticket will permit access to major events in the country whereby attendance is over 1,500 people outdoors.

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Belize International • Air travel has resumed. Inbound passengers, regardless of vaccination status, must present a negative PCR test (not older than 96 hours) or negative antigen test (not older than 48 hours) result on entry. • The Belize Port Authority states the authorized ports of entry will be limited to San Pedro, Belize City and Placencia. A notice to enter must be made at least 72 hours prior to arrival; crew and passengers must show proof of a negative COVID-19 test. • Belize is reopening its western borders (Santa Elena and Benque Viejo del Carmen Western Border) only. A release from the Belize Press Office indicate that the borders will only be opened for arrivals and not for departures, and will be restricted to tourists who are coming in for recreation and vacation purposes. These tourists would have to be pre- booked at a gold standard certified hotel or resort in order to gain entry. • If entering by land borders, external PCR or rapid tests will not be accepted. A rapid test will be administered by the Ministry of Health at your own expense.

Domestic • The national curfew continues from 21:00 to 04:00 daily until further notice. • In Belize City restaurants are limited to takeout and half capacity in outside areas – no more indoor dining. • A curfew Is in place from 19:00-04:00. Restaurants are open for takeaway services only, casinos and churches are closed, and contact sports activities are banned. Additionally, no- movement days are being imposed on Sundays (3 October). The curfew will not be amended in the tourist areas of San Pedro, Caye Caulker, Placencia, and Hopkins and restaurants in these locations are exempt from closures if safety protocols are implemented. These measures will be in place until at least 4 October.

Special Conditions • The wearing of masks and social distancing remains mandatory at all times. No owner or manager of a business, office or establishment to allow any person to enter that business, office or establishment without wearing a face mask. • No gatherings of more than 10 people are permitted. No private parties with people outside your household should take place.

Benin International • Cotonou Cadjehoun International Airport has reinforced measures in place for visitors arriving in Benin. International flights are in operation and those arriving in Benin will be subject to up to three COVID-19 tests at personal expense. These tests are at passenger expense; fees are 100,000 FCFA (approximately £136) inclusive for two tests, payable to airlines at the time of booking flights. Passengers will be required to leave their passports with Immigration Police for 72 hours until the first test results are received. • All departing passengers must undergo testing at Cotonou Cadjehoun International Airport or Palais des Congres. Fees are 50,000 FCFA (normal service) or 75,000 FCFA (premium service). • Travellers must stay in their hotels until the test results are received. • All passengers must complete a health form online via https://surveillancesanitaire.bj/ • New visas issuance has been suspended. • The land border with Togo is closed.

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Domestic • Public transportation services have resumed at 50% capacity to allow for social distancing. • Movement within regions and between urban centres has resumed. • Gatherings are now limited to 50 people, and only a single passenger is permitted to travel in a taxi at a time. All cultural, sporting and religious events are suspended, and nightclubs have been ordered to close. In addition, public servants and private employees will now be required to present proof of vaccination to access meetings or forums.

Special Conditions • Places of worship and bars have re-opened in addition to select restaurant and commercial stores. Children, teenagers, and the elderly are advised not to attend prayers. • Social distancing and face masks are required in public.

Bermuda International • Borders have reopened to foreigners, with measures in place to limit the risk of imported infections. • All passengers from 'transmission' countries will need to apply for a Bermuda COVID-19 Travel Authorisation 1 to 3 days before departure. Visitors must also receive a negative COVID-19 test result from within four days of arrival. • Vaccinated travellers must have a valid negative pre-travel test taken within four days of arrival. They will also be tested on days one, four, and 10. • Non-vaccinated travellers arriving with a valid pre-travel negative test will enter quarantine for 14 days, with the first four spent at a designated facility. After returning a negative test result on day four, the individual may complete the isolation period at their private accommodation. Unvaccinated passengers arriving without a valid pre-travel test result will quarantine in a facility for seven days, be testing on day eight and, provided they test negative, can complete isolation at home. • All travellers can undergo PCR COVID-19 testing at the Bermuda L.F. Wade International Airport. It is important that you adhere to the COVID-19 guidance and quarantine in your accommodation until airport tests results are ready. Failure to adhere to guidelines could result in a fine of up to $25,000 and/or up to six months imprisonment. • Flight bans and additional restrictions are enforced for high risk countries. • For full details on testing and quarantine requirements see here - https://www.gotobermuda.com/bta/press-release/bermuda-tourism-authority-update • Face masks should be worn at the airport and while on the aircraft.

Domestic • A curfew has been imposed between 00:30 and 05:00 daily until at least 1 October. Essential activities will be exempt from the curfew. • All local restrictions, with the exception of two rules regarding mask wearing in indoor public places and restrictions on large groups, have been lifted. • There is a limit of a maximum of 50 people for large group gatherings. • Patrons of bars and restaurants will have to prove they do not have the Covid-19 virus or are immunised, under new public safety regulations. • Individuals will need to present the 'SafeKey' to enter indoor public spaces and establishments, such as bars, clubs, sports centers, dining venues, and onto boats with more than 20 passengers. The 'SafeKey' is a QR Code that can be issued to individuals who have a negative COVID-19 test result or have been fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior.

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Travelers visiting Bermuda may be issued a 'SafeKey' via their negative test result email received on entry. Children under the age of two are exempt from obtaining the code.

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Bhutan International • All borders with neighbouring countries have been closed and travel is suspended until further notice with the exception for Bhutanese nationals. • A travel bubble exists with India. • Visas on Arrival are temporarily suspended. • Officials have reduced the quarantine at designated facilities for fully vaccinated international arrivals to 14 days. Unvaccinated entrants are still subject to a 21-day quarantine

Domestic • Areas classified as 'red zones' do not allow for non-essential activities and business operations are suspended. In addition, people must remain in their residences and should only leave for essential purposes. • Non-essential activities will also remain suspended in 'yellow zones'. • All other areas are classed as 'green zones' and movement within these districts is permitted. • Inter-district travel remains banned nationwide. A movement pass is required for intra- zonal movement in 'red zones', and inter-zonal or inter-district movement in 'yellow' and 'green' areas.

Special Conditions • Face masks must be worn in public spaces. • Social gatherings are largely banned. Essential meetings must be limited to 25 people and must first gain prior approval. • Cinemas, nightclubs, and other recreational venues remain closed. • Officials are encouraging the use of the ‘Druk Trace’ mobile application at public venues, businesses, and on for-hire vehicles.

Bolivia International • Air borders are open. Commercial flights may operate. • Bolivia has lifted the restrictions that governed the border with Brazil. The pass is open to all those who live in these towns. Biosafety measures are maintained. • Travellers must also complete and submit a sworn medical statement to a Bolivian Embassy or Consulate before their journey. • Air travelers intending to enter the country are required to show a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours) before departure. • Those arriving over land or sea crossings must undergo testing within 72 hours after entry. Individuals must then enter a 10-day quarantine period, with further testing on day seven. • Travelers must ensure they complete an entry form online before arriving and have sufficient health insurance coverage for COVID-19 treatment.

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• COVID-19 mitigation measures across Bolivia will remain in place until 31 December. Municipal authorities maintain the ability to enforce tighter restrictions at the local level, such as on transit movements, social gatherings, and curfews. Individuals are required to adhere to face mask, social distancing, and sanitation protocols. • In La Paz, the circulation of people and cars is restricted between 22:00-05:00 Mondays through Fridays, 20:00-05:00 on Saturdays, and 18:00-05:00 on Sundays. Businesses are able to operate at 50 percent capacity. • Local authorities may impose further restrictions, including on the movement of people under 12 and over 65 years old, and weekend movement.

Special Conditions • Domestic restrictions are being eased to resume several activities, including tourism. Cultural, social, sports, and religious events are permitted. • Social distancing and the use of masks in public places remains mandatory. • Be cautious of the sale of chlorine dioxide which can have fatal consequences.

Bonaire, Sint International Eustatius, Bonaire and Saba • The standard mandatory quarantine for travellers from very high-risk countries who come to Bonaire will be scaled down. Travelers must be tested before departure to Bonaire and, if necessary, also do a test on arrival. Travellers who do not have themselves tested will be quarantined at their home or holiday address for 10 days. • Health declaration forms are required of all inbound travellers. • Fully vaccinated travellers from Curacao or Aruba do not have to undergo COVID-19 testing for entry. This may not be reciprocal. • See here for the latest measures - https://www.bonairecrisis.com/en/qas/qas-travelers/

Saba • All passengers must obtain prior approval for travel, through the EHAS online application: http://www.sabatourism.com/entry-form • Pre-travel testing is determined by vaccination status and departing location. • Fully vaccinated travellers do not have to enter a quarantine period. Unvaccinated individuals must isolate for five days after arrival. • The CAS islands (Curacao, Aruba, St Maarten) are no longer classified as very high risk. • Officials have added testing on Day 2 of arrival, in addition to the test on day 5 for vaccinated travellers from very-high risk countries. Unvaccinated persons must quarantine. • See here for the latest measures - http://www.sabatourism.com/travel-requirements

Sint Eustatius • All persons, except non vaccinated tourists from (very) high risk countries are allowed to enter St. Eustatius based on the normal immigration rules. Passengers must register before entry through the Electronic Health Authorization System (EHAS). • Entry requirements can be found here: https://www.statiagovernment.com/key- topics/covid-19

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• Domestic restrictions have been lifted. • Bars and restaurants are open, all shops and schools are open and there is no enforced physical distancing of 1.5 metres between persons or limitations on gatherings. Sint Eustatius • Latest restrictions can be found here - https://www.facebook.com/euxgov

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Bosnia and International Herzegovina • The country’s four international airports are gradually resuming operations. • Land borders with Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro have also reopened. • Travellers from European Union/Schengen countries, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia are permitted entry. • A negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) COVID-19 test is required for all foreign travellers permitted entry. The test must be no older than 48 hours until arrival at a border crossing. There is no mandatory quarantine when entering the country. Exemptions are allowed for those transiting Bosnia and Herzegovina for the purpose of returning to one's country of usual residence; citizens of Montenegro, the Republic of Croatia and the Republic of Serbia when entering directly from the country of which they are citizens; truck drivers and crews transporting international goods; diplomatic staff and civil protection services. • Foreign nationals who overstay the 90-day limit are subject to penalties.

Domestic • There are restrictions on movement in place in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (including Sarajevo). • Domestic public transport is partially operating. • Republika Srpska has extended most social distancing measures and restrictions. Public gatherings are limited to 120 people, with private meetings restricted to 70 individuals. Most non-essential businesses are operating. Face masks are required in indoor public spaces and outdoors where social distancing cannot be maintained.

Special Conditions • Public gatherings are limited to 50 people indoors and 100 outdoors. Larger events will be permitted if capacity limits are followed, and participants show proof of either full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test from within the past 48 hours. • Shops, bars, and restaurants have reopened. • It is compulsory to wear a face mask when outside in public spaces. • Some restrictions could be lifted due to legal challenges. Monitor for updates.

Botswana International • Air travel has resumed to and from Sir Seretse Khama International Airport in Gaborone, Maun International Airport, Kasane International Airport and G. Matante International Airport in Francistown. • South Africa has reopened its land border with Botswana at the border posts of Tlokweng, Martin’s Drift, Pioneer Gate and Ramatlabama for general entry and departure. • All arrivals must present a valid 72-hour negative COVID-19 PCR result from time of departure, be screened for COVID-19 symptoms upon entry, and undertake mandatory anvilgroup.com Page 23 of 186

testing, possible isolation, and quarantine if they are symptomatic. Furthermore, they must be in contact with local health authorities for 14 days.

Domestic • A state of public emergency is in place until 30 September. • A curfew is in place between 22:00 and 04:00 local time. Only individuals performing essential services and possessing a permit are allowed to be outside their homes during these hours. • The ban on the sale of alcohol is being lifted. Social gatherings can also resume, but with safety protocols in place. Religious events are limited to 50 people. Inter-zonal movements are reserved for essential purposes only. • The government of Botswana has announced a suspension of inter-zonal movements. Some exemptions apply.

Special Conditions • All businesses have been allowed to reopen, subject to government guidelines, including temperature screening, admittance of no more than 10 people, cleaning and disinfecting two to three times per day, hand sanitising upon entry and throughout the establishment. • Restaurants can open with up to 50 percent capacity or 50 people, whichever is less, for on- site dining • Wearing of face masks is mandatory.

Brazil International • Brazilian citizens, permanent residents, foreign residents from international organisations, official government representatives, and anyone arriving for trade or humanitarian reasons are being permitted entry. • Authorities are also allowing the entry of foreign nationals by air travel to all airports, for stays shorter than 90 days. • All travellers to Brazil by air (Brazilians and foreigners) must present the following to the airline before boarding: a negative COVID-19 PCR test performed within 72 hours prior to the moment of boarding; and a Traveller’s Health Declaration (DSV) filled out (in print or digitally) agreeing to sanitary measures that must be complied with during the traveller’s time in Brazil. Some minor exemptions apply. • Regarding land border crossings, non-Brazilian citizens or residents, except those exempt and who are in a country that shares a land border with Brazil and need to cross the border to take a return flight to their country of residence, may enter Brazil only with prior authorisation from the Federal Police. • The Brazilian government has resumed counting the length of stay of foreign visitors. Any time spent in Brazil, if you wish to extend your tourist visa, you should contact the Policia Federal. • The Brazilian government operates flight suspensions from certain listed countries. Any individual permitted entry into Brazil from these countries is required to quarantine for 14 days after arrival. • Further details, see here - http://www.portalconsular.itamaraty.gov.br/

Domestic • Domestic travel varies depending on state guidelines and is subject to change. • Restrictions vary by state; relaxed or tightened dependant on case numbers.

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• In Brasilia, essential services such as supermarkets, pharmacies, gas stations, banks, and churches remain open; all other establishments including bars and restaurants are closed. • In Rio de Janeiro, restaurants, gyms, and retailers are allowed to reopen with capacity up to 40 percent indoors or 60 percent outdoors. Events with up to 500 people are permitted. • Sao Paulo commercial activities are operating without limits to capacity or opening hours. Masks are mandatory in public spaces. • In Minas Gerais State, non-essential businesses have reopened under capacity limits. Gatherings are limited to 30 people. • A curfew between 02:00 and 05:00 local time related to the COVID-19 outbreak has been issued in Ceará State until Sunday 3 October.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in commercial spaces and on public transportation.

British Virgin International Islands • Travellers who have been fully vaccinated with the final dose administered at least 14 days before travel will be subject to a rapid COVID-19 test upon arrival at a cost of $50. However, this does not apply to anyone travelling from or through India or Brazil. Fully vaccinated travellers from all other countries will require: BVI Gateway Traveller Authorisation Certificate at a cost of $35.00; Proof of a negative RT-PCR COVID-19 test taken within 5 days prior to arrival; Proof of vaccination status; A rapid COVID-19 negative test upon arrival at a cost of $50. • Quarantine will depend on vaccination status. • Check for any additional restrictions that may be imposed on arrivals from specified high risk countries.

Domestic • A daily curfew is in place between the hours of 01:00 and 05:00 through 3 October. • When moving around the BVI, you should wear a face covering in all public settings. All premises will only allow entry if you are wearing a face mask. • Businesses are allowed to operate. Occupancy is limited to one person per 36 square feet and a maximum of 50 people. • Beaches are open. Social gatherings are limited to one person per 36 square feet and a maximum of 50 people. Faith-based organisations, weddings and funerals are limited to one person per 36 square feet and a maximum of 100 people. • Domestic air travel services between Tortola, Virgin Gorda and Anegada are allowed to operate in accordance with existing protocols. • Regular ferry services between Tortola and Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada are operating. Ferries are allowed to operate with up to 65 people at a time. • BVI territorial waters are open to all internal traffic from 05:00 to 00:30 local time; intra- island ferries may operate from 05:00 to 02:00 local time.

Special Conditions • Details on measures can be found here - https://bvi.gov.vg/covid-19

Brunei International • By the order of the government, there is a temporary suspension on travelling to and from Indonesia, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh until advised.

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• Inbound travellers permitted entry are required to present proof of a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) before departure and enter an isolation period between 2-14 days, as determined by the Ministry of Health. • Until 30 September, Brunei is allowing entry to passengers with an Entry Travel Pass letter. • If a traveller is sponsored by the Brunei government, a registered company, or a family member (who is a citizen or resident), they can apply for a ‘Travel Entry Pass’ to enter Brunei. • All visa exemptions and Visas on Arrival are temporarily suspended. • Royal Brunei Airlines has significantly reduced its operations. A new temporary flying program will directly connect Brunei to Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, Manila, Jakarta, Surabaya and London only. This retains vital connectivity for services, supplies and the small numbers of guests who must and are able to travel onto other destinations. • New entry and exit fees are applicable and are included in the price of the ticket. • All foreigners must pay $350 BND for a COVID-19 test upon arrival in Brunei. • Residents and expatriate workers need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to apply for and exit Brunei. • An entry ban for most travellers arriving via land and sea ports is in place until advised. There are exemptions for certain entry and transit movements that have been approved by the authorities.

Domestic • Until 3 October, lockdown measures have been re-introduced nationwide. • Citizens and foreign residents are not allowed to leave the country with exemptions for medical care, court hearings, or studies abroad. Permission for travel must be approved by the Prime Minister’s Office. • The government of Brunei has strict procedures in place for visitors to all public areas. The public can expect to have their temperature taken, electronically, and must check-in to business premises and government offices using the BruHealth App. • All mosques, schools, museums, sports facilities, restaurants, cinemas, and markets are open, and capacity limits at mass gatherings are capped at 1,000 people.

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Bulgaria International • Bulgaria has introduced a system of classification for travellers arriving in the country based on green, orange and red zones. • Officials allows entry to travellers from the EU, Schengen area, and other low risk countries. Check for exemptions. • Generally, inbound passengers must present proof of full vaccination, a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours), negative antigen test result (not older than 48 hours), or proof of past recovery from within 15-180 days before arrival. Additional entry requirements may be needed dependent on classification origin country. • See here for more details - https://coronavirus.bg/bg/az-sum/zavrashtam-se-bulgaria

Domestic • A state of epidemic emergency is in effect until 30 November.

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• Bulgaria has introduced its own version of Germany's 3 G domestic restrictions. It allows for restaurants to stay open and operate at 100% capacity if both the staff and customers are vaccinated, have recently recovered from the virus or have a negative PCR test made up to 72 hours beforehand. Otherwise, restaurants, bars and cafes, as well as gyms, cultural events, sporting events, child care facilities and personal gatherings have to operate at 50% capacity. • Home working must start between 07:30 and 10:00. • Until 30 October, visits to restaurants, bars, and casinos will be allowed only in the period 07:00-22:00. Gyms will be allowed to work at 30% capacity, while cinemas and theatres will operate at 50% capacity. All mass gatherings such as music and other festivals will be banned.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face masks remains obligatory in big shops, large administrative buildings and public transport.

Burkina Faso International • Commercial flights to and from Burkina Faso remain limited. • All international travellers will need to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test certificate dated no more than 5 days prior to arrival in Burkina Faso. • All travellers departing Burkina Faso will need to present a negative PCR test certificate dated no more than 5 days prior to departure. Tests cost 25,000 FCFA (approximately 32 GBP). • Passengers arriving in Burkina Faso without a negative PCR test dated no more than 5 days prior to entry will have their identity documents temporarily confiscated by the authorities and will be required to take a rapid diagnostic test (RDT) and a PCR test. • In the event of a positive RDT test, travellers will be placed in quarantine at their own expense at a government allocated hotel for 72 hours while awaiting the results of the PCR test. For those passengers aged 6 and over there is a sum of 90,000 FCFA (approximately 118 GBP) to pay in cash to the health authorities at the airport. • In addition, face masks are mandatory for inbound and outbound passengers. Protocols involving temperature screenings and increased disinfection are also being established. • All land borders remain closed at this stage.

Domestic • There is currently no curfew in place in Burkina Faso. There are no restrictions on intercity or interstate travel.

Special Conditions • Face masks are to be worn in public. • There is a ban on all cultural and religious family gatherings until further notice. • Bars, restaurants, markets, and schools remain largely shut.

Burundi International • Melchior Ndadaye-Bujumbura International Airport is open. Commercial flights to Burundi have resumed at a reduced capacity. • All inbound and outbound travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test result, taken within 72 hours before embarking on the journey.

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• Inbound travellers must take a test on arrival and self-isolate for 24 hours while awaiting the results. • The price of a COVID-19 test for people traveling to and from the country had been set at USD$100. • Burundi is reopening its Gatumba border with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from the town of Uvira. All other land and water borders are said to be closed.

Domestic • Follow the advice of local authorities, including local measures to help minimise your risk of exposure to coronavirus.

Special Conditions • There are concerns about the true extent of the outbreak in the country in the absence of transparent monitoring. • The Burundian government has launched a three-month nationwide coronavirus screening campaign. The campaign has started in the capital Bujumbura and will extend to other provinces. • Face masks are required if travelling on public transportation.

Cambodia International • All foreign visitors permitted entry are required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test result, from within 72 hours prior to their arrival, and have proof of insurance that includes a minimum of US$50,000 for medical cover. • All foreign passengers are required to deposit US$2000 for the COVID-19 service charges at the airport upon their arrivals. Once deductions for services have been made, the remainder of the deposit will be returned. This can be paid either by cash or credit card. • All arrivals will be tested for COVID-19 (this may require an overnight stay) and will be subject to a 14-day quarantine in an approved hotel or designated facility. On the 13th day of quarantine, travellers are required to take another COVID-19 test at either the Khmer- Soviet Friendship Hospital or the Chak Angre Clinic in Phnom Penh. • Land borders are understood to be closed with Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam. Authorities have raised security at border crossings with Thailand to curb the transmission of COVID- 19. • The sponsorship scheme for foreign travellers has been temporarily suspended. • Sea ports are closed to cruise ships and private boats. • Foreigners must register with the office of Foreigners Present in Cambodia System (FPCS) in order to be considered for a visa extension, deadlines may apply. • The Cambodian Ministry of Health has announced a temporary flight ban from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia.

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zones are only permitted to travel to their work place with a letter from their employers or local authority. • Local curfew and lockdowns are used where case rates become high. • A curfew has been implemented in Phnom Penh from 22:00 to 03:00 local time until at least 6 October. Karaoke, bars, discos, beer gardens, casinos, resorts, museums, playgrounds and parks must remain closed, as well as cinemas, art theatres, gyms and sports centres. The sale of alcohol has also been banned and gatherings may not exceed 15 people. • Mask-wearing and social distancing is required in all permitted gatherings and business activities. • Until 5 October, a curfew is in place between 21:00 and 03:00 in Siem Reap Province.

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Cameroon International • Air France, Brussels Airways, and Ethiopian Airways are now permitted to conduct international flight services in Cameroon, despite the air border technically remaining closed. It is understood that the airlines will provide limited services, operating a few times a week. • Proof of a recent (no older than three days before application) negative coronavirus test must be provided to obtain a visa. • Separately, you must have proof of a recent (no older than three days before first boarding) negative coronavirus test to board your flight to Cameroon and to enter at Yaoundé or Douala Airports. Some may be required to undergo an additional test upon arrival. Your negative coronavirus test result should be in PDF format, clearly stating the date of the test and the type of test (e.g. PCR). • If you have a valid negative test, you will normally not need to self-isolate. • Access across Cameroon’s land and sea borders is currently restricted.

Domestic • Officials are seeking to achieve three objectives during the pandemic; stop if not control community transmission; controlling morbidity and mortality, in particular for health personnel; reduce the impact of COVID-19 on the health system. • Face masks are required to be worn in public spaces and those found in violation are subject to punishment or “systematic sanctioning”. • Travel within the country is limited to essential travel and public transportation is banned from having more passengers than they have seats. • Domestic flights have resumed for Camair-co covering the cities of Douala, Yaounde and Garoua.

Special Conditions • Persons will be ejected if face masks are not worn and social distancing observed. • Bars, restaurants, and entertainment centres are now able to operate. • Gatherings of over 50 people are prohibited. • Schools, universities, and training facilities have reopened. • Be cautious of non-medical ‘remedies’ being promoted by religious entities.

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• Current Canadian border restrictions and entry requirements will remain in effect until 21 November 2021. • Fully vaccinated travellers from any country can enter Canada for discretionary reasons if they meet specific requirements. • Fully vaccinated travellers must show proof that they received a full series of a Government of Canada-accepted vaccine, or accepted combination of vaccines, at least 14 days prior to entry. • Travellers must also provide a negative molecular test taken 72 hours before arrival, or a positive test taken between 14 and 180 days before arrival. • All travellers to Canada must submit all required COVID-19 information electronically into #ArriveCAN prior to travel to Canada. • Additional restrictions can be imposed on a country basis. • A ban on cruise ships is expected to be in effect through February 2022. • See here for further details - https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid

Domestic • Restrictions on domestic travel and the reopening of businesses vary by provincial and tribal laws. Some require quarantine periods during inter-provincial travel. • The use of face masks is required for travellers on all domestic flights. • Individuals showing COVID-19 symptoms are being banned from boarding all aircraft or trains in Canada, including citizens. Those barred will not be allowed to travel by air or rail for at least 14 days, unless showing officials certification that their symptoms are not coronavirus related. • The government of Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency. New restrictions include all businesses implementing work-from-home measures unless employees are unable to work remotely, indoor gatherings are limited to two households with a maximum of 10 fully vaccinated people, outdoor gatherings are limited to a maximum of 200 people with physical distancing. Albertans over the age of 12 are required to provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test from the previous 72 hours in order to enter access non-essential business and events. Restaurants and other commercial establishments that adopt the proof of vaccine passport may operate as usual otherwise, occupancy limits and health measures must be implemented. • Regional restrictions are in place for people who live in Interior Health and Northern Health districts of British Columbia. • Measures in Manitoba have been eased. Face coverings are now recommended and no longer required. Capacity limits for most businesses have been ended, and restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings at private residences have been removed. • In Newfoundland and Labrador, inbound travellers must complete a ‘Travel Form’ ahead of their trip and are subject to isolation or testing requirements based on vaccination status. Step 1 of reopening is in effect, including limiting gatherings to 200 people indoors and 250 outdoors. Private events must not host more than 20 individuals indoors and 50 outdoors. Businesses are open, but restaurants remain capped at 75 percent entrance. • For Northwest Territories, indoor and outdoor events are restricted to 200 people, and authorities are advising the use of face masks in indoor public spaces. All inbound travellers must have a self-isolation plan to present to authorities. Quarantine and testing requirements are possible dependent on vaccination status and/or destination in NWT. • Nova Scotia is currently in Phase 4 of reopening, which has reopened most businesses at full capacity. Social gatherings are restricted up to 150 people indoors and 250 outdoors for organized events, as well as up to 25 individuals indoors and 50 outdoors at private anvilgroup.com Page 30 of 186

meetings. Inbound travellers must first apply for their journey through the ‘Self Check-in Form’ and are subject to self-isolation orders after arrival. Those arriving from Atlantic Canada are exempt. • Gatherings are largely limited to 100 people outdoors and 15 indoors. Face coverings are required in public settings. Inbound travellers must register ahead of their journey and must self-isolate after entry, but some exemptions may be made based on vaccination status and/or purpose for travel. • In Ontario, face masks are mandatory in indoor public areas, public transportation, and in workplaces where physical distancing is not possible. Social meetings are restricted to 100 individuals outdoors and 25 indoors, and some establishments such as sports facilities, museums, and theaters are operating with capacity orders. • Prince Edward Island is in Stage 2 of reopening, allowing up to 20 people to meet. Organized events can see up to 200 individuals participate. • In Quebec, all regions are currently at the ‘green’ Level 1, which limits private social gatherings to 10 people indoors or 20 outdoors from up to three separate households. Businesses, restaurants, and entertainment venues are open, but some may be running with capacity limits. Face masks are required in indoor public spaces. • Saskatchewan is in Step 3 of its reopening plan, which includes lifting most local restrictions. A mask mandate has expired, but individual business owners may still require them. • For Yukon, inbound travelers are required to self-isolate for 14 days after entry, except for essential workers, those arriving from British Columbia, and anyone who is fully vaccinated. Non-essential businesses may reopen, with bars and restaurants under capacity limits. Social gatherings are generally limited to 20 people indoors and 100 outdoors. Face masks should be worn in public spaces.

Special Conditions • Retail and food businesses are generally able to reopen as long as customers and personnel abide by safety protocols. • Toronto Mayor, John Tory, is requiring all city workers to receive two doses of the vaccine by the end of October. Furthermore, all workers will have to disclose and provide proof of vaccination. If unvaccinated, a shot must be received no later than the end of September. If not adhered to, employees will not be allowed to return to the workplace.

Cape Verde International • Cabo Verde Connect, which contracts for Azores Airlines (formerly SATA), has announced the suspension of its flights to Cabo Verde; check with the airline for updates. • TAP has also reduced flights connecting Portugal and Cabo Verde and other international destinations. • Prior to your travel you will need to complete: the Airport Security Tax Form (TSA) on the EASE website and pay 3,400 escudos (approximately £30). This does not apply to visitors under two years of age or those who are normally resident in Cape Verde / the online health surveillance form. • Travellers over seven years of age need a COVID-19 RT PCR nasal swab test or an antigen test (Ag-RDT) to enter Cape Verde. The test has to be done in the last 72 hours before travel. If you do not present a COVID-19 test done in the last 72 hours, you will not be allowed to board your flight. • Any individual presenting COVID-19 symptoms are subject to a 14-day quarantine period. • Most international sea borders are open. anvilgroup.com Page 31 of 186

Domestic • Domestic air and sea connections are resumed. • A state of contingency is in effect. There are four ‘states’ under civil protection rules: state of emergency (highest), state of calamity (2nd highest), state of contingency (3rd highest) and state of alert (lowest). Each ‘state’ has its own restrictions. • Internal inter-island flights and passenger ferries are operational. If you are travelling between islands, you will need to complete an online health surveillance form and for some of the islands you will need to present a COVID-19 (rapid antigen test) done in the last 72 hours before you travel. You can have a COVID-19 (rapid antigen test) done in a local municipal health facility or in a certified private laboratory no later than 72 hours prior to travel. You will need to pay 1,000 CV Escudos (around £8-£10) for the COVID-19 (rapid antigen) test, a health declaration and result certificate. You need to ensure that the fee you pay includes the health declaration and test result. • A ‘COVID Certificate’ is required to access tourist, cultural, recreational, and sports venues. The certificate will be accessible through https://nhacard.gov.cv/

Special Conditions • Wearing a facemask is mandatory in public. Those who violate the law may be fined up to 15,000 CVE (approximately USD $158). • People are encouraged to stay two metres apart from each other.

Cayman International Islands • Cayman Islands borders has begun a phased reopening and entry is limited to select categories of travellers arriving by air. • Cargo, courier, and medical flights are also exempt from any restrictions. • Any inbound traveller on a repatriation flight must register their travel request through ‘TravelTime’ and complete an online application form to receive pre-travel approval. • Phase 3 of reopening will go ahead, including limited tourism. • Phase 4 is planned for 2022, and includes removing quarantine requirements for vaccinated travellers/tourists. • Phase 5, tba, will ease travel for unvaccinated children. • Phase 6, tba, expects a full reopening to all travellers and cruise operations. • Latest restrictions can be found here - https://www.exploregov.ky/coronavirus

Domestic • Public meetings and gatherings of up to 1,000 (outside) and 500 people (indoors) are permitted. The fine for exceeding the permitted size of such gatherings is CI$1,000 or up to 6 months imprisonment. • Workplaces are open but employees are encouraged to work from home where possible. • Restaurants and bars are open. • Spas, gyms, hairdressers and public swimming pools are now open. • The bus service has resumed but masks are required on buses and taxis. • Flights are available between Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Travel between Cayman’s three islands can now be done without a PCR test, providing travellers have been in Cayman for more than two weeks. • Commercial boats can now carry up to 50% of their licensed capacity, not exceeding 50 people.

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• Current regulations regarding inter-island travel and boating activities will remain in effect until advised.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face masks in indoor public spaces is advised. They are required on public transportation and at airports. • Social distancing of three feet is now acceptable for churches and offices. However, in controlled environments like offices employees are still required to wear masks when moving around, except when seated alone at their desks. • Social events now have the green light to resume in earnest; however, the government has maintained the prohibition for parades, including carnival parades.

Central International African • International and UN missions flights are operating from Bangui M’Poko international Republic airport. • COVID-19 tests are required for incoming passengers. Some air companies and airports also require a negative COVID test prior to boarding to Central African Republic. • A private COVID-19 test is 36,500 CFA at Institut Pasteur. • A mandatory 14 day self-isolation is in place for any person entering Central African Republic coming from a location with local transmission of coronavirus. • Some of Central African Republic’s neighbouring countries have started to re-open their land borders, including those with Central African Republic. This includes Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan.

Domestic • Travel between Bangui and the rest of the Central African Republic is currently prohibited. • Stricter barrier measures are announced at gathering places such as restaurants, bars, places of worship, weddings and funerals, and public transport, as well as their more rigorous reinforcement. • A curfew is in effect between 22:00 and 05:00 local time until further notice.

Special Conditions • Gatherings of more than 15 people are banned. • Face masks are mandatory if outside in public.

Chad International • Airports have re-opened for commercial flights. • All international travellers need to present a negative COVID-19 test certificate dated no more than seven days prior to arrival in Chad. • If you enter Chad and are planning to stay for seven days or more, you will need to surrender your passport, quarantine at home for seven days and take a COVID-19 test on the last day. Passports will be returned upon presentation of the COVID-19 test receipt. • If you are staying in Chad for less than seven days, you will not need to quarantine. • All passengers from the UK are banned from entering Chad until further notice due to the new COVID-19 variant.

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Special Conditions • Face masks must be worn when outdoors. • Penalties, including potential imprisonment, could be issued for non-compliance.

Chile International • Chile has reopened its borders to visitors. Travellers will be required to show a negative PCR COVID-19 test taken up to 72 hours before entering Chile, undergo a mandatory 5-day quarantine, have medical travel insurance, and show proof of vaccination. Visitors without vaccines - including children - will only be allowed to enter under strict criteria, such as for humanitarian reasons. • Travellers who test positive within the first 14-days of arrival must isolate in a health residence. Travellers who have at least one or two symptoms of COVID-19 must attend a residence until it is discarded. • You should be aware that Chilean health authorities at Santiago Airport are selecting passengers on arrival for random PCR testing, even when passengers have complied with the requirement to hold a negative PCR test on arrival. • Chilean nationals or foreign residents are permitted to leave the country if they hold a ‘Mobility Pass’. • Passenger cruise operations are suspended until further notice. • LATAM and Iberia Airlines are operating minimal flights from Santiago to Miami and Madrid and there are no restrictions on individuals seeking to leave Chile. • For further details see here - https://www.gob.cl/yomevacuno/ • Beginning 1 October, the new ‘Protected Borders Plan’ comes into effect. After this date, inbound travelers will be permitted to enter the country if they are (1) a Chilean citizen or resident or (2) a foreign national with a Chilean Mobility Pass, Special Entry Permit, or are exempted under Decree 102. For entry, nationals and residents need to complete an affidavit (not older than 48 hours) and present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours). Foreigners must obtain a Mobility Pass, complete a sword declaration, present a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours), and ensure they have sufficient health insurance. All inbound individuals are subject to a five-day quarantine and a 14-day tracking period. Arturo Merino Benítez, Iquique, and Antofogasta airports will be open for travel.

Domestic • A state of catastrophe is in place, which allows military personnel to enforce lockdown measures, until 30 September. • The country remains under a nationwide curfew from 22:00 to 05:00 local time daily. • Individuals in Comunas that are in Paso 1 or 2 will be allowed two permits (permiso de desplazamiento) per week, but only one can be used on the weekends or holidays. Individuals are allowed outside for exercise without a permit from 06:00 to 09:00 every day. • To obtain a permit (salvoconducto) to leave your residence during the curfew period, visit the Comisaria Virtual or the nearest police station. • Regions that have vaccinated 80% of their residents with both doses and with an active case rate of less than 150, will be able to reduce the curfew to five hours. • Quarantine measures vary depending on the region. Each commune is being designated with a stage of a five-phase (Paso a Paso) reopening plan. See here for the latest classifications (Spanish) - https://www.gob.cl/coronavirus/pasoapaso/ • Localised quarantine measures are enforced for outbreak clusters. anvilgroup.com Page 34 of 186

• Cinemas, bars, restaurants, and gyms reopening. • People in Chile who have completed their vaccination cycle will be able to move between communities that are both in and out of quarantine for some activities, as well as travel more freely inside the country. Your vaccinations tatus could also allow greater freedoms such as entry to sporting stadia.

Special Conditions • Face masks and social distancing measures are required in public.

China International • Border restrictions are to remain in effect until at least the second half of 2022. • China does operate flight bans with countries of high risk including variant concerns. • A double nucleic acid (COVID-19) and IgM (antibody) testing requirement may apply. Reports of both your nucleic acid (COVID-19) and IgM (antibody) tests must come from the same service provider. This does not mean the provider must carry out both tests, but that the provider must guarantee both test reports. Under amended regulations, antibody tests must also use blood samples drawn from veins, not fingertip pricks, and PCR test results must display terms including NAAT and RT-PCR, along with the method of testing. Furthermore, to reduce in-transit infections, passengers are required to allow enough time to take a test at an authorised institution in the departure city of their flight and provide the result prior to boarding. If the test is conducted at a centre not listed on the websites of the Chinese embassy and consulates, the results will be rejected. • Entry by holders of diplomatic, service, courtesy or C visas are not affected. • China has made anal swab tests for the coronavirus mandatory for almost all international arrivals. • Foreigners inoculated with the SinoVax vaccine can enter China and Hong Kong (SAR). Applicants should have been inoculated with COVID-19 vaccines produced in China, either having received two doses of Chinese-made vaccines with the stipulated time gap in between or having received a single-dose of the Chinese-made vaccine at least 14 days prior to the application and obtained the vaccination certificate. • A general 14-day quarantine requirement remains in effect for foreigners entering the country, with international flights being diverted to regional airports for screening. You may be separated from your child if one of you tests positive for coronavirus. Seek consular assistance if this occurs. • All inbound arrivals are required to complete a ‘Health Declaration Form’. • A total of 16 cities are now acting as first points of entry for Beijing, including Chengdu, Changsha, Hefei, Lanzhou, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, Taiyuan, Hohhot, Jinan, Qingdao, Nanjing, Shenyang, Dalian, Zhengzhou, Xi’an, and Wuhan. Limited international flights are travelling between European cities and Shanghai. • Immigration has stopped issuing ordinary passports and other documents needed for exiting the country in "non-essential and non-emergency" cases. • Foreign crews on ships have been stopped from disembarking and changing shifts at Chinese ports.

Domestic • Local quarantine policies and controls still exist and vary, based on a health code scheme. When restrictions are imposed this generally involves city-wide testing, and residents being urged to stay at home unless necessary before their test results are confirmed. Authorities

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may also tell residents to avoid leaving a city unless for essential reasons, and those who do leave must produce proof of negative test results within 48 hours from departure. • The Beijing digital health code system is extended nationwide.

Special Conditions • Micro-control measures are also possible.

Christmas International Island • A travel ban has taken effect for the island overseas territory. • Residents and essential staff will be able to travel to the island until further notice, and anyone returning will need to self-isolate for 14 days. • All travellers must request permission to enter any Indian Ocean Territories (IOTs) through an official request form for Christmas Island and Western Australia. • Inbound travel is possible with Australia, with all of the country’s states currently designated as ‘low-risk’. However, the IOT are not open to passengers from New Zealand. • Travel is permitted from Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania by air, after which isolation is not required. However, travel from New South Wales, Northern Territories, Queensland, Victoria, and the Australian Capital Territory is restricted to essential workers only.

Domestic • The current State of Emergency status and associated travel restrictions will remain in place until at least 17 December. • Inter-island travel with Cocos (Keeling) Islands is allowed without the need to quarantine; however, personal protective equipment such as masks are required.

Special Conditions • Gatherings of up to 20 people in places such as places of worship, pubs, and clubs are allowed. • People may now self-quarantine in their own homes rather than in allocated government accommodations.

Cocos International (Keeling) • A travel ban has taken effect for the island overseas territory. Islands • Residents and essential staff will be able to travel until further notice, and anyone returning is subject to self-isolate for 14 days. • All travellers must request permission to enter any Indian Ocean Territories (IOTs) through an official request form. • Inbound travel is possible with Australia, with all of the country’s states currently designated as ‘low-risk’, without needing to quarantine. However, the IOT are not open to passengers from New Zealand. • Travel is permitted from Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania by air, after which isolation is not required. However, travel from New South Wales, Northern Territories, Queensland, Victoria, and the Australian Capital Territory is restricted to essential workers only.

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• Inter-island travel with Christmas Island is allowed without the need to quarantine; however, personal protective equipment such as masks are required.

Special Conditions • Aero medical evacuation would be necessary for anyone with COVID-19. • Gatherings of up to 20 people are permitted.

Colombia International • International commercial passenger operations are resuming. • Flights to and from the UK have been restricted and you cannot enter Colombia if your journey started in the UK. Exemptions exist for Colombians and foreigners with permanent residence in Colombia, and individuals belonging to diplomatic bodies. • Air passengers must present negative PCR tests taken no more than 96 hours before boarding. If passengers cannot take a test prior to travel, they must take one in Colombia and quarantine for two weeks, which can end early if the test is negative. Other health protocols may be required. • The president has deployed the military along the border with Brazil to further enforce border restrictions. • Colombia has reopened land and water borders with most neighbouring countries. Recent reports indicate that Panama is instituting a temporary border closure with Colombia. All travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test taken 96 hours prior to arrival and quarantine for 14 days unless specified otherwise. The border with Venezuela has only reopened for travellers on the Colombian side. • To note, travellers arriving from India or who have been in India within 14 days are prohibited to enter the country. • Sea borders are open. • For further details see here - https://coronaviruscolombia.gov.co/Covid19/index.html

Domestic • A state of health emergency is in effect until 30 November. • Officials have stated that limited domestic commercial flights are gradually resuming operations. Safety protocols are being implemented at the airports, with regular hand washing, social distancing, and the use of face masks required of passengers. Additionally, aircraft will board from rear to front and temperature screenings will be conducted at the origin and destination airports. • Selective quarantine measures in each region of the country can be determined by the mayors and governors. • Generally, curfews will be in place between 18:00 and 05:00 in cities where ICU occupancy exceeds 85 percent. Those with occupancy between 80 and 85 percent will have a curfew beginning at 20:00. Curfews will start at 22:00 for cities between 70 and 79 percent occupancy, while those with between 50 and 69 percent will be restricted from 00:00 until 05:00 local time. Also, during this time shopping and other activities will be regulated by ID numbers.

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Comoros International • International flights are limited, but operational provided the country of origin or destination is approved by the authorities. • Travellers permitted entry must present a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival no more than 72-hours old and are subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine. • Those who arrive without a negative PCR test must enter quarantine at a designated hotel for three to five days while awaiting the results of a new test. • Sea borders are understood to remain largely closed.

Domestic • A curfew is in place from 23:00 until 05:00 local time. • Domestic flights have resumed, but passengers are subject to health screenings. • Sea travel between islands is suspended until further notice. • Public transportation is operating, but with capacity limitations. Only 10 people are permitted on buses and four individuals maximum in taxis.

Special Conditions • Residents have been asked to wear face masks and adhere to social distancing measures in all public places. • Markets must also close daily by 16:00 local time and remain shut on Sundays. • Mosques have reopened. • Schools and places of worship are resuming operations. • Weddings and funerals are prohibited. • Beaches are closed.

Cook Islands International • Inbound flights remain largely suspended. • Entry is barred for all travellers except for Cook Islands citizens, permanent residents, work permit holders, and resident permit holders. • Travellers must obtain prior approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration via email: [email protected] • Inbound travellers are required to have spent at least 14 days in New Zealand before arrival in the Cook Islands. • All passengers must undergo a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of their flight to the Cook Islands and complete an ‘exit health clearance’ process. • Cruise ships are barred from docking. • Latest measures can be found here - https://cookislands.travel/news/novel-coronavirus- information-travellers-arriving-cook-islands • The New Zealand and Cook Islands travel bubble has commenced under a Quarantine-Free Travel (QFT) arrangement. This means that travellers will need to have been in New Zealand for 14 consecutive days prior to departure, before quarantine-free travel to the Cook Islands. The suspension to this arrangement will likely persist until New Zealand is at Alert Level 1.

Domestic • All public and private gatherings are restricted to a maximum of 100 people with strict guidelines including compulsory registration of the event and contact tracing.

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• Bars and restaurants must keep records of attendee names and contact details for 14 days. The above requirements now apply to all indoor and outdoor events and social gatherings, public or private, of 25 people or more.

Special Conditions • The ‘CookSafe’ mobile application is available for tracing purposes.

Costa Rica International • International air borders have reopened to travellers from all foreign countries. • Passengers no longer need to have a negative COVID-19 certificate from within 72 hours before departure, or to self-isolate for 14 days. Specified travellers will still need to buy insurance with specific cover requirements and complete an advance epidemiological information form. These requirements are likely to be strictly enforced. If you have questions about these requirements, you should consult your airline. • Juan Santamaría International Airport, Daniel Oduber Quirós Airport, and Tobías Bolaños Airport are permitted to receive international travellers. • New procedures have been established at Juan Santamaría International Airport and Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, as well as Caldera Port, to handle suspected coronavirus cases. • Onward transit through the airports is allowed. • The phased reopening of land borders has begun. • For further details see here - https://www.visitcostarica.com/en/costa-rica/planning-your- trip/entry-requirements

Domestic • Domestic restrictions have been eased. Customer service shops can operate between 21:00 to 05:00. Vehicles will also be able to circulate during these hours. Capacity of cinemas and theatres has been increased to 50 percent, with a maximum of 500 people. In places of worship, the authorities extended the maximum allowed to 500 people. Capacity remains at 25 percent in bars. • Officials have designated cantons and districts across the country as green (low risk), yellow (moderate risk), orange (high risk), or red (extreme risk) to determine and manage COVID- 19 restrictions. • Circulation restrictions remain in effect (7-days a week), allowing select vehicles to drive on certain days of the week according to its license plate number.

Special Conditions • The typical list of exceptions — which includes rental vehicles, people driving to/from a hotel reservation, and people driving to/from the airport — will also continue to apply. • Face masks are required in all indoor settings excluding when at home, alone or eating. Face shields can only be worn if there is a face mask underneath.

Côte d'Ivoire International • All passengers are required to present a valid health pass. The pass should indicate the vaccination status of the traveller and whether they have obtained a PCR test 72 hours (previously five days) prior to travel. • You will also need to complete the DDVA form prior to arrival at a cost of 2000 XOF, available online. You will need to hand in this form on arrival and comply with the medical monitoring system which has been put in place by the authorities for anyone arriving in anvilgroup.com Page 39 of 186

Côte d’Ivoire from outside. This includes providing temperature readings and registering your contact details. If you have a temperature below 38 degrees and a valid negative COVID-19 test result, you may be permitted to enter Côte d’Ivoire. You will be monitored by SMS tracking for 14 days. If you have a temperature high than 38 degrees and/or an invalid COVID-19 test result on arrival, you will be required to take a COVID-19 test at your own expense. • If you are already in Côte d’Ivoire and your visa is about to expire, for a fee you can apply for an extension in person to the Sûreté Nationale office in the Plateau district in Abidjan. Opening hours are from 08:00-14:00 Monday to Friday. • Testing and screening measures are also in place for departures.

Domestic • The state of health emergency remains in place nationwide until 30 September. • Air Côte d'Ivoire has resumed domestic flights. The national airline company announces in particular the resumption of its domestic flights "from Abidjan to Korhogo, San Pedro, Man, Bouaké and Odienné.” • Passengers will also be required to wear a mask (made compulsory in Abidjan, the epicentre of the disease) during the whole trip, with a distance at the aerodrome but not required on board the planes, which will be systematically disinfected after each flight. • In addition, the national airline company requires that passengers fill in a health declaration form, available on its website.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required to be worn in public and inside vehicles.

Croatia International • Entry restrictions will remain in place until at least 30 September. • Restrictions are in place if travelling from countries where a new strain of coronavirus is spreading. A list of these countries will be published by the Croatian Public Health Institute (HZJZ). • Evidence of a negative COVID-19 status must be demonstrated, through either a rapid antigen or PCR test result (taken up to 48 hours before arrival in Croatia), proof of a vaccination (for people who have received a second vaccination, it must be more than 14 days prior) or a certificate of recovery (following a positive test result between 11 and 180 days prior). Permitted travellers must also undergo a mandatory 14 day self-isolation period on arrival to Croatia. The isolation period can be reduced to seven days if a subsequent PCR test confirms a negative result • It is possible for people from the EU to enter Croatia as soon as they are vaccinated with the second dose, meaning it is not necessary to wait 14 days from receiving the second dose. • In the case of a rapid antigen test, and a stay longer than 10 days in the Republic of Croatia, a test must be repeated within ten days from the date of issuing the first test. In addition to evidence of your negative COVID-19 status, those travelling under the tourism exemption are required to hold a valid accommodation booking or proof of property ownership in Croatia. • Those seeking a test on arrival will need to contact a clinic directly and may temporarily leave their accommodation to attend a test appointment. Tests cost approximately 700 Croatian Kuna.

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• Passengers arriving from third countries who are travelling due to essential personal reasons, such as funerals or medical treatment, will have their stay in Croatia limited to a maximum of 12 hours. • Passengers coming directly from the countries and / or regions of the European Union, i.e. countries and / or regions of the Schengen Area and Schengen associated countries, and who are currently in the so-called green list of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control who are vaccinated, or can prove recovery, will not be subject to testing/quarantine. Check for additional countries that can also benefit from this exemption. • Obligatory testing is still enforced for arrivals from certain countries. Check before departure. • Croatian advice is updated here - https://mup.gov.hr/uzg-covid/english/286212

Domestic • Public events and gatherings of over 100 people will remain banned unless they are attended only by individuals with a digital vaccination certificate approved by the European Union. Bakeries must close by midnight. Catering establishments may operate indoor and outdoor seating areas from 06:00 until 00:00. Only seated customers may be served. Night clubs, bars and discos may operate at all hours, provided all attendees have a digital vaccination certificate. • Localised measures can be used to limit spread in outbreak areas. Several district of Dalmatia region are under local restrictions.

Special Conditions • Individual Croatian counties may introduce tighter COVID-19 measures for limited periods of time. Please follow the local authorities’ advice and adhere to the measures in place.

Cuba International • Havana’s José Martí International Airport has begun gradually operating limited services. • Authorities are reducing entry for travellers from the United States, Mexico, Panama, the Bahamas, Haiti and Dominican Republic. • All arrivals must enter a mandatory isolation period for seven days, instead of five, at a designated hotel. The quarantine period will be free of charge for Cuba residents, and 'tourist package' options are being offered to visitors. International travellers must also present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) before entry, take a second test at the port of entry, and undergo further testing on the sixth day of their journey to end the isolation period. • Diplomats and some categories of foreign businesspeople will be allowed to isolate at home. • Cuba is set to relax pandemic border control measures for international passengers starting 15 November. Cuba will no longer require a PCR test upon arrival and COVID-19 vaccination certificates issued abroad will be accepted.

Domestic • All provinces, with the exception of Havana, Ciego de Ávila, and Sancti Spíritus, have now entered the ‘New Normal’ phase. Specialist restrictions remain in place in the latter locations, with Ciego de Ávila and Sancti Spíritus maintaining particularly restrictive measures.

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• A curfew is in place in Havana between 22:30 to 05:00 which applies to any movement of vehicles and persons. The only permitted exceptions are for the transport of essential workers and supplies, and certain other categories with official permission. Restaurants in Havana can open until 21:30 if they have been approved to do so by the health authorities. Drinking alcohol in public or hosting or attending a party in Havana is not allowed. • Stricter enforcement of isolation is being reported. • Officials are amending the use of state transport only to prioritised economic and social activity. • There is also an increase in the control of internal transport to circulate, allowing the minimum necessary movement (only authorised personnel). • Officials will also establish signage for homes and institutions where isolated people are found. • Passengers traveling to Cayo Coco (CCC) or Varadero (VRA) are not subject to self-isolation.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory in public spaces and fines may be given for wearing a mask incorrectly. Social distancing measures must be followed. • Large crowds and events, nightclubs, and schools are suspended or closed.

Curaçao International • Curacao has implemented a new entry classification as follows: Very low risk, Low risk, High risk, and Very high risk. • Very Low Risk Requirements - Complete the digital immigration card online before departure at dicardcuracao.com. Digitally fill out the Passenger Locator Card (PLC) 48 hours prior to your departure and carry a printed document of proof with you. • Low Risk Requirements - Complete the digital immigration card online before departure. Digitally fill out the Passenger Locator Card (PLC) 48 hours prior to your departure and carry a printed document of proof with you. Each visitor entering Curaçao will need to show a negative result from a certified COVID-19 PCR-test taken at most 48 hours before your flight to Curaçao or a negative result from an antigen test taken at most 24 hours before your flight to Curaçao. You will need to carry a printed document of proof with you. You will be required to upload the negative test results of the COVID-19 PCR-test on dicardcuracao.com before departure. 3rd day on-island Antigen test. All passengers departing from these countries are required to undergo an Antigen test at a local laboratory on the 3rd day in Curaçao. The reservation and payment of the 3rd day antigen test is part of the PLC process. Passengers arriving from very low risk countries and transiting within 24 hours through higher risk countries are exempt from the PCR or antigen test requirement. • High Risk Requirements - Complete the digital immigration card online before departure. Digitally fill out the Passenger Locator Card (PLC) 48 hours prior to your departure and carry a printed document of proof with you. Each visitor entering Curaçao will need to show a negative result from a certified COVID-19 PCR-test taken at most 48 hours before your flight to Curaçao or a negative result from an antigen test taken at most 24 hours before your flight to Curaçao. You will need to carry a printed document of proof with you. You will be required to upload the negative test results of the COVID-19 PCR-test on dicardcuracao.com before departure.3rd day on-island Antigen test. All passengers departing from these countries are required to undergo an Antigen test at a local laboratory on the 3rd day in Curaçao. The reservation and payment of the 3rd day antigen test is part of the PLC process. anvilgroup.com Page 42 of 186

• Very High Risk Requirements - Complete the digital immigration card online before departure. Digitally fill out the Passenger Locator Card (PLC) 48 hours prior to your departure and carry a printed document of proof with you. Each visitor entering Curaçao will need to show a negative result from a certified COVID-19 PCR-test and carry a printed document of proof with them. You will be required to upload the negative test results of the COVID-19 PCR-test on dicardcuracao.com before departure. All passengers departing from these countries are required to undergo an Antigen test at a local laboratory on the 3rd day in Curaçao. The reservation and payment of the 3rd day antigen test is part of the PLC process. • You must be adequately insured for medical care and any additional costs if you are quarantined or become ill during your stay. • Full entry requirements can be found here - https://www.curacao.com/en/questions/health-and-vaccinations/response-to-novel- coronavirus-covid-19 • Cruise ships are currently not being admitted.

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect until approximately 1 December. • A curfew is active from 00:00-04:30 local time until at least 15 October. Establishments need to close by 23:00. • Social gatherings are limited to 100 people. Face masks are required in many public businesses and facilities. • Most vehicles are banned from operating on Sundays. Face masks are required by individuals over the age of 18 in shops, restaurants, and on public transportation.

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Cyprus International • The government has introduced a COVID-19 traffic light system for arrivals, which will determine testing and quarantine requirements based on the travellers country of origin. The system will be based on categorisations outlined by the European Centre of Disease and Control (ECDC); 'green', 'orange', 'red' and 'grey'. • All arrivals from green category countries are exempt from all the entry requirements. Travellers entering Cyprus from a country placed in the orange category must submit a negative COVID-19 test not older than 72 hours, test on entry and remain in self-isolation pending the results if they are Cypriot citizens or residents. Those from 'red' countries, are required to undergo COVID-19 testing 72 hours before entering Cyprus and a second after they enter the country. These travellers should also self-isolate while waiting for the results of the second test. All other travellers fall into the 'grey' category. • Vaccinated travellers from specified countries are permitted to enter Cyprus, without the requirement for a COVID-19 test or quarantine. Cyprus will accept travellers who have been fully vaccinated, regardless of when they took the second jab. • Arrivals from certain countries are prohibited from entering. • Cypriot citizens and family members (alien spouses and their underage children), and persons legally residing in the Republic have the option to take a test only upon arrival in the Republic of Cyprus, provided you; have received at least the first dose of a two-dose vaccine accepted by the Republic of Cyprus; are aged 12–15; cannot be vaccinated for proven medical reasons. If you meet these conditions and choose this option, you must remain in mandatory self-isolation for 72 hours upon arrival. At the end of the 72-hour anvilgroup.com Page 43 of 186

period, you must undergo another PCR test. If the repeat test is negative, you can end your isolation. The test result must be sent to the following email address: [email protected]. The cost of both tests is borne by the passenger. • The Cyprus government has announced the launch of a help desk to assist travellers with queries regarding the use of the Cyprus Flight Pass. This service is accessible by telephone +(357) 2484 1234 and through the Cyprus Flight Pass e-platform.

Domestic • Domestic restrictions will remain in place until advised. • A so-called SafePass for people to be allowed into hospitality venues, churches, gyms, shops and other places has been introduced in Cyprus. The pass is required at all locations where more than 10 people gather indoors or outdoors; this applies to venues including shops, catering establishments, and public services; limited exceptions are in place for open public spaces such as beaches and parks. • A curfew is in effect across Cyprus between midnight and 05:00 local time. • Going to a place of worship would need a Coronapass. Places of worship can let in 30 per cent of their capacity, provided they present a Coronapass. • Lunches, dinners and other wedding or christening events are allowed up to 200 seated guests outdoors who must present a Coronapass. Cocktail parties are banned. • Events are permitted indoors with a Coronapass. • House visits have increased to a maximum of 20 people and restaurants can reopen for indoor dining. Furthermore, night clubs have reopened. • The curfew in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) is in place between midnight and 05:00. During this time individuals may only leave their homes for essential purposes. Restaurants, cafes and similar establishments will be allowed to open between 06:00 and 23:30. Markets can operate between 07:00 and 23:00. • Cyprus is requiring vaccinations or negative tests to enter restaurants, bars and other venues. These restrictions also apply to theatres, cinemas, places of worship, art galleries and sports venues – except soccer stadiums.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in indoor and outdoor public and commercial spaces. Individuals found to be violating the order may be subject to a €300 (353 USD) fine. • Authorities have reopened the border crossings with the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Residents are no longer subject to quarantine provided they can present a negative COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or rapid antigen test taken within the last seven days.

Czech International Republic • Your vaccination status will determine your eligibility to enter. • If you have not been fully vaccinated, you are only allowed to enter the Czech Republic for essential reasons, such as for medical treatment or to attend a funeral, or if you hold a residency permit issued by the Czech Republic or a permanent or long term residency permit issued by an EU+ country. • Quarantine measures may apply if conditions are not met. • Czech authorities require FFP2 facemasks, or equivalent nano-masks (including N95 facemasks) to be worn. • At the air border, temporary internal border controls are possible.

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• Entry restrictions are in place for specified countries. Other countries could also be impacted by extra restrictions when impacted by a variant strain. • Check the latest classifications here - https://www.mvcr.cz/mvcren/article/coronavirus- information-of-moi.aspx

Domestic • It is mandatory to cover your mouth and nose with a face covering in all indoor public spaces and on public transport (including the stops and stations). You do not have to wear a face covering outside when keeping a two-meter distance from others or if you are in the group of 2 people from different households (with the exception of people from the same household). The Czech government advises that people adhere to social distancing of 2m where possible when in public. • Retail shops are now able to let in one customer per 10 square meters, instead of the previous limit of one per 15 square meters. The ban of promotional events in shops has also been lifted. • Galleries and museums may also now admit one visitor per 10 square meters, up from one per 15. • Services such as hairdressers, cosmeticians, nail salons and spas are no longer limited to serving only one client at a time. They also no longer need to register their clients. • Swimming pools and wellness centres will be allowed to accommodate up to 75% of their capacities, up from the previous 50%. • Up to 5,000 people may now attend outdoor events, up from 2,000. • Up to 2,000 people may attend indoor events (or a maximum of 75% of the venue capacity, whichever is lower), up from 1,000. • Live music may once again be performed in clubs and restaurants, but dancing is still forbidden. • Groups of tourists will be able to visit heritage sites, such as castles and chateaus, without any restriction if the participants have a certificate of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test. • People who have received their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine in the Czech Republic more than three weeks ago will no longer need to provide a negative test at venues. • Local measures could be used.

Special Conditions • The minimum quarantine requirement after having been in contact with an infected person has been reduced to 10 days. • The government has widened orders for compulsory weekly coronavirus testing of all workers to include smaller public employers.

Denmark International • All persons arriving in Denmark from countries/regions placed on the green list will be permitted entry into the country without being subject to the testing or quarantine requirements. • Those arriving from countries in the yellow list are exempted from the quarantine requirement. Nonetheless, they still need to undergo COVID-19 testing upon arrival. • Arrivals from ‘orange’ countries who can prove they have been fully vaccinated or assumed immunity following a positive COVID-19 test in the last six months may enter the country freely following a negative test result. Those who cannot, will be required to self-isolate for at least four days until a negative test result is obtained. anvilgroup.com Page 45 of 186

• Denmark continues to keep in place stringent restrictions for all arrivals from countries placed on the high-risk list. • Testing requirements are different depending on which test you take. • It is compulsory to wear a mask throughout terminals in Danish airports. It is recommended by the Danish health authorities to change the mask every 3 to 4 hours. • Restrictions are not always reciprocal. • Further details, see here - https://um.dk/en/

Domestic • COVID-19 measures have expired.

Special Conditions N/A

Djibouti International • Ambouli International Airport has reopened. • All inbound travellers are required to submit a COVID-19 PCR test result, taken within 72 hours before departure or 120 hours of arrival in Djibouti. • All passengers arriving in Djibouti who cannot show evidence of having been vaccinated, will have to spend 10 days in quarantine in their own accommodation. Whether arriving by air, land or sea, if you are over 11 years of age, you will also be required to provide a PCR test certificate from the country where you started your journey. The test must be taken within 72 hours of the start of the journey and 120 hours of arrival in Djibouti. All travellers must present a negative PCR test when leaving Djibouti. • Passengers who have transited certain designated high risk countries cannot enter. Djiboutian nationals are also not allowed to travel to those countries. • Land and sea borders have reopened.

Domestic • A national lockdown has ended. • Public transportation is operating; however, there are capacity limitations.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory in public. • Retail and grocery stores, places of worship, hotels, restaurants, and leisure sites are open. • Conference spaces, event venues, and cinemas have also reopened. • Schools are resuming activities. • Gatherings are largely limited to 10 people.

Dominica International • Dominica’s borders and airports are gradually reopening in a phased approach to allow for international visitors. • Those arriving from low- and medium-risk destinations must show proof of a negative PCR test (not older than 24-72 hours), submit a health questionnaire within 24 hours, and undergo a health screening on arrival. They must then take a rapid antigen test at the port of entry and can be immediately medically cleared to leave the airport, if receiving a negative result. • Individuals arriving from high-risk areas are required to show proof of a negative PCR test (not older than 24-72 hours), submit a health questionnaire within 24 hours, and undergo a anvilgroup.com Page 46 of 186

health screening on arrival. They must then enter a quarantine facility for five to seven days, undergo further testing on day five, and may be released from isolation if a negative result is shown. • Additional quarantine or monitoring will be determined if the testing is negative or positive, and if the passenger is asymptomatic or symptomatic. All travellers are required to submit an online health questionnaire at least 24 hours before their journey. • Individuals who are fully vaccinated no longer have to quarantine on arrival. They will still have to undergo a rapid antigen test.

Domestic • Businesses can operate between 06:00 and 21:00 (all times local) Mondays through Saturdays, as well as from 06:00 to 18:00 on Sundays. • Petrol stations may operate every day between 06:00 and 21:00. • Gyms, bars, nightclubs, and gaming establishments remain closed at this time. • Gatherings at religious services, weddings, and funerals is restricted to 25 people. • Face masks, social distancing, and other safety protocols should be adhered to when in public. • Public transport is subject to occupancy restrictions. • Localised lockdowns are possible, where outbreaks occur.

Special Conditions • If positive for COVID-19 or identified as a person who needs to quarantine, that person will be electronically tagged.

Dominican International Republic • Airports and international commercial flights are operating. • At airports in Punta Cana, Santiago, and Santo Domingo only one person can accompany travellers inside the airport for arrivals or departures. One additional person can accompany travellers by vehicle but will not be allowed access inside the terminals. • All passengers arriving in or departing the Dominican Republic must fill in an online form, which includes the COVID Traveller’s Health Affidavit, the Customs Declaration and the International Boarding/Disembarking forms. The form must be completed digitally via the Dominican Republic’s Electronic Ticket Portal. • Inbound air travellers may be randomly selected for COVID-19 testing upon arrival at the port of entry. • Temperature checks are being conducted for both arriving and departing travellers. • Some travellers will need to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before their arrival, or a vaccination card demonstrating a final dose administered no fewer than three weeks before their arrival. • Strict sanitation protocols have been adopted at the airports. • Outbound testing measures vary on destination requirements. • Cruises are not permitted to arrive at ports or coasts until further notice. • Free travel insurance is also being offered to visitors at participating hotels.

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect until 12 October. • The nationwide curfew order covers 23:00-05:00 (all times local) Mondays through Fridays, and 21:00-05:00 Saturdays and Sundays. Transportation movements are permitted to operate until 01:00 Mondays through Fridays, and until 23:00 on Saturdays and Sundays. anvilgroup.com Page 47 of 186

• Checkpoints are not uncommon within the country and may create ground transportation disruptions. • Travellers are advised to carry supporting documentation stating the reason for their movements.

Special Conditions • Public gatherings are restricted to ten people. • Restaurants, bars, gyms, and grocery stores may operate at 50-percent capacity. Restaurants and bars may only seat a maximum of six people per table. • Businesses have begun to reopen at reduced capacity and with social distancing in place. • Shopping centres and public transport have also resumed operations. • Hotels can operate at 100 percent capacity. • The wearing of face masks is compulsory in public spaces.

DR Congo International • Borders are open. • Travellers that are permitted entry into the country are subjected to screening upon arrival. • Travellers aged 11 and above are required to provide proof of a negative coronavirus test upon entry to DRC. The test result date must be within 72 hours prior to your arrival date. Children under the age of 11 are exempt. • Travellers aged 11 and above may be required to undergo a $45 COVID-19 test performed by the Institut National de la Recherche Biomédicale (INRB) for upon entry to DRC. You will be required to quarantine until the result is issued. The Congolese Civil Aviation Authority has announced that all passengers, even those vaccinated, will be subjected to a PCR COVID-19 test at the airport upon arrival. • If you are suspected of having coronavirus, you will be placed into quarantine, likely in local health centres, for up to 14 days. • Those exiting through the airport must provide a negative result from a test taken within three days of departure. • Travellers must adhere to health guidelines when in the airport, which include the use of masks, temperature checks, social distancing, and the use of hand sanitiser. • Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, are allowing for the movement of essential services.

Domestic • A nightly 22:00 - 04:00 local time curfew is in place in Haut-Katanga, Kinshasa, Kongo Central, Lualaba, North Kivu and South Kivu provinces. Special authorisation for travel may be required during these hours, except for medical emergencies. • Bars, terraces, discotheques and nightclubs must close • Restaurants are allowed to operate, but only until 21:00 and with a capacity not exceeding 50 percent. • On public transport, only 50 percent of the capacity will be tolerated. Motorcycle taxis are only allowed to take one passenger. • There is a ban on sales along public roads; street vendors are now forced to work inside markets. • Compulsory wearing of a mask, hand washing devices, physical distancing, ordinary measures are necessary. • The ban on public demonstrations of more than 20 people remains in place. • Bars, terraces, discotheques and nightclubs are closed. anvilgroup.com Page 48 of 186

• Internal flights are now possible. • Inter-provincial migratory movements are subject to the obligation to hold a medical certificate, confirming the result of the negative COVID-19 test, carried out three days before the trip within the authorities. • Localised lockdowns are possible.

Special Conditions • Schools, colleges and universities are closed.

Ecuador International • The following options are available for entering the airports of Ecuador: • Present a negative PCR or antigen test no later than three days before the date of travel. • Present a certificate or card of the complete doses of vaccination. Qualified vaccines will be approved by the National Agency for Health Regulation, Control and Surveillance (Arcsa). Handwritten documentation will not be accepted. • In case of having been diagnosed with COVID-19 more than a month ago and continue presenting positive results in the tests, they will be able to enter Ecuador with a medical certificate that guarantees the good health of the passenger; it must be issued in the country of origin. • Regardless of the evidence presented, all passengers must pass through a temperature screening. Passengers who present symptoms related to the coronavirus will be evaluated by personnel from the Ministry of Public Health (MSP). • If authorities suspect a possible infection, they will perform a rapid antigen test. If the test is positive, the passenger must serve 10 days of isolation at their home or chosen accommodation site. If the test is negative, you will be able to enter without problem. • Children under two years of age, travellers in transit to other countries and airline crew members will be exempt from presenting a negative test or vaccination certificate. • If a passenger who entered Ecuador with a negative test presents symptoms related to the coronavirus during their stay, they must contact the official health institutions through line 171 or receive the attention of a public or private doctor. • Quarantine is required for high risk arrivals, even if in possession of a negative test or vaccination certificate. Check before departure. • Land borders with Colombia and Peru are largely restricted or closed. • Land borders remain closed. Ecuadorean nationals and foreign residents may be allowed to enter Ecuador via the Rumichaca and Huaquillas northern and southern borders.

Domestic • A state of exception has been declared focused exclusively on the areas where variant detections have taken place. • Local governments have generally assumed powers to continue with measures to control the pandemic. • Human mobility and the rights of assembly and association are enabled in Guayas, Manabí, Santa Elena, El Oro, Los Ríos, Esmeraldas, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Carchi, Imbabura, Pichincha, Azuay, Loja, Zamora Chinchipe, Sucumbíos, Cotopaxi and Tungurahua. • Flight operations and tourist activities have resumed on the Galapagos Islands. A ‘safe travel corridor’ has been established with specific requirements to fly to the islands. Travellers must present a negative PCR test result, not older than 96 hours, before entry. Should their test result no longer be valid, the traveller must stay at a Quito or Guayaquil hotel to undergo and await the results of a second test. The traveller must also have any anvilgroup.com Page 49 of 186

health declaration forms, a ‘safe-passage’ document and ‘Transit Control Card’ issued by the Galapagos Travel Centre, and an invoice proving contracted tourist services. • Circulation restrictions by vehicle plate numbers remain in effect for Quito (Monday to Friday 07:00-19:00). On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays there will be free mobility 24 hours a day.

Special Conditions • The use of face masks is required in public spaces. • Self-isolation is mandatory for those over the age of 60 and those with health conditions that could make them especially vulnerable to COVID-19. • A national contact tracing mobile application ‘ASI Ecuador’ is available. The program sends an alert to the user if they have been in contact with someone else confirmed to have COVID-19 during the past 15 days.

Egypt International • All airports are reopening for international travel. • The Egyptian government will allow travellers who have taken full doses of approved COVID-19 vaccines to enter without taking a PCR test. Travellers must present QR-coded certificates that they have received their full doses of one of six COVID-19 vaccines approved by Egypt and the World Health Organisation (WHO) at least 14-days before their arrival. Travellers arriving from countries impacted by COVID-19 variants will be subject to a rapid test upon arrival, while all non-vaccinated travellers must present a PCR test. • A proof of health insurance and a completed "Public Health Card" must be presented to immigration upon arrival. • Passengers from certain high risk countries are subject to a COVID-19 PCR test upon arrival and could be subject to quarantine.

Domestic • Most restrictions are lifted. However, restaurants and cafes may not serve shisha (hookah), religious celebrations are banned, and weddings must be held in open areas.

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El Salvador International • The El Salvador International Airport is gradually resuming flight operations. • Enhanced screening measures have been implemented, with a 50% capacity limitation in waiting areas, a mask requirement and temperature checks in place when travelling. • Those entering the country must produce evidence that you have been vaccinated against COVID-19, including both doses if appropriate for that vaccine make; that you have a negative COVID-19 PCR, NAAT or LAMP test certificate issued within a period of no more than 72 hours prior to their arrival. Children under two years of age and accredited diplomats are exempted.

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• Only people who present their complete vaccination card, with two doses, will be allowed to enter sporting events.

Special Conditions • Individuals must wear face covering when leaving home.

Equatorial International Guinea • Equatorial Guinea has reopened its borders to nationals, residents, diplomats and visa holders travelling for business reasons or with government approval. • Travellers must prove that a negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test has been taken within 48 hours prior to arrival or proof of full vaccination. If an invalid PCR test is presented to airport staff, authorities may withdraw a passenger's passport. • Travellers must take a rapid COVID-19 test on arrival. Regardless of the rapid COVID-19 result, all travellers entering the country must quarantine for five days before taking a second test. Individuals who test negative on the second test may exit quarantine. Arrivals who test positive will be moved to a government selected health centre and must quarantine for 14 more days. • All arrivals at airports or ports will have their temperature taken. • Travelers from a country with a COVID-19 variant may be prohibited entry.

Domestic • The state of alarm remains in effect until further notice. • A curfew is in effect between 18:00 and 06:00 local time. • Masks are compulsory in all open spaces, public buildings, on public transport and in private vehicles if accompanied by other people. Authorities conduct regular patrols and you may be fined if you are caught not wearing a mask. Proof of vaccination is required for public transport. • Markets, banks, restaurants, places of worship and cultural events have resumed normal operations nationwide. • Bars, discotheques, casinos and other entertainment venues have been closed. • Weddings baptisms and other celebratory events have been suspended if they exceed 20 participants. • Places of worship must adhere to strict preventative guidelines. • Schools have reopened but at maximum 50% capacity. • Other mass gatherings are not permitted. • Some venues take temperatures and supply hand sanitizer. • Inter-provincial and inter-district is restricted to essential travel and requires proof of vaccination or a negative test.

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Eritrea International • Eritrea is expected to resume partial international flights. • Any traveller permitted entry at Asmara International Airport must submit a negative PCR test, not older than 72 hours, before arrival. Incoming passengers are subject to undergo a rapid test at the port of entry.

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• Returning permanent residents must self-isolate at their home for seven days after entry. All other travellers must enter a seven-day quarantine period at a government-designated facility. • Passengers departing the country are required to produce a negative PCR test result, not older than 72 hours, before departure. • Land and sea borders are closed to foreigners.

Domestic • Private and public transportation has resumed.

Special Conditions • All businesses are required to close by 20:00 local time daily. • Social gatherings are banned, with funerals limited to 10 people.

Estonia International • All persons wishing to enter the country from a European Union country placed on the red list will be required to undergo testing and a ten-day quarantine. • Passengers with a COVID-19 vaccination certificate showing that they were fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arrival can enter. Vaccinated travellers can also circumvent quarantine. • The authorities have required all those entering the country to fill in the border crossing form prior to arrival in Estonia. • Authorities strongly recommends that those who have recovered from COVID-19 or have been vaccinated restrict themselves from moving for a few days after their arrival. • Authorities suggest that everyone stays self-isolated for ten days. The self-isolation period might be shortened if a second negative COVID-19 test is submitted six days after the first one. • Arrivals may be subject to a ten day self-isolation on arrival. Check for details; this does not apply to vaccinated travellers. • A 10-day restriction on the freedom of movement applies on entering Estonia from a country in the European Union, European Economic Area, and the Schengen area with an infection rate above 150 persons per 100 000 inhabitants in the past 14 days. • Restriction of free movement does not apply to those arriving from countries with a lower infection rate than 150 cases 100,000 inhabitants during the last 14 days. Details can be found here: https://vm.ee/en/information-countries-and-self-isolation-requirements- passengers • Travellers from countries with high risk of COVID-19 infection outside the European Union should provide proof of a negative coronavirus test (PCR-testing 72 hours prior to arrival or antigen rapid testing 48 hours before arrival).

Domestic • Wearing a mask has been made mandatory in all indoor and public spaces for individuals over the age of 12. • The COVID-19 state of emergency has been lifted.

Special Conditions • The current rules for stores and shopping malls include the mandatory mask-wearing, observance of the 2+2 rule, 50 percent occupancy and provision of disinfectants.

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• Indoor and outdoor sports are able to resume. Outdoor sports and exercise events are authorised to take place with a maximum of 150 attendees and professional sports teams can resume competitions with up to 100 participants for indoor tournaments and 200 for outdoor events. • Exhibition halls and museums can reopen with a capacity of 25 percent. • Religious services may be held. • All indoor cultural and entertainment events will remain restricted; however, outdoor cultural and entertainment events may occur with a maximum of 150 attendees. • All school children are returning to school, with no cap on occupancy. • Cinemas, theatres, concert halls can open at 50 percent occupancy rate. • Indoor dining permissible at 50 percent maximum occupancy. • Officials have released a voluntary COVID-19 ‘exposure warning’ mobile application ‘HOIA’. It is designed to inform the close contacts of COVID-19 patients with information and guidance.

Eswatini International • Cross-border travel remains strictly for medical, educational and essential purposes. Business travellers providing services across the borders between South Africa and the Southern African Development Community are allowed multiple entry subject to producing a certificate of negative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) result not older than 72 hours from the time of departure. It should be conducted by a certified medical practitioner, and should have the name and signature of the practitioner who conducted the test. This certificate is valid for 14 days. • Entry and exit to South Africa via some land borders is restricted. • Commercials flights to Eswatini are limited.

Domestic • A curfew is in effect between 21:00 and 04:00 local time. Businesses can operate between 06:00 and 19:00, while restaurants can stay open until 20:00. • Essential workers will be required to produce a permit when travelling at night. No one is expected to be in the streets after 21:00. • Gatherings remain prohibited except for funerals, community meetings, weddings, professional low-contact sports and religious services. Gatherings are limited to 2.5 hours, with a maximum of 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors. Only outdoor entertainment and arts activities are allowed. • The maximum number of people permitted at an outdoor entertainment event has been reduced to 200. • It is compulsory to wear a mask everywhere, even when travelling alone in a vehicle. There is also an 80 percent capacity limit in both public and private vehicles. • There is a requirement for 1.5 metres of social distance with others. • For intercity travel, individuals may encounter roadblocks and temperature checks.

Special Conditions • People caught breaking the COVID-19 regulations may be fined.

Ethiopia International • Health screening measures are being bolstered at airports and land borders, especially for countries reporting the highly virulent strain.

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• Proof of a negative COVID-19 RT PCR test result issued within the previous 120 hours (5 days), starting from the time the sample is given, is required for all air passengers over the age of 10 years entering Ethiopia. Arrivals must then complete 7 days mandatory self- quarantine. • Ethiopia has announced its intention to use the Africa Union Trusted Travel process for validating Covid-19 tests for passengers. All passengers arriving in, departing from or transiting Ethiopia should validate their COVID-19 RT PCR test via the Africa Union Trusted Travel or UNDP Global Haven systems.

Domestic • Restrictions have been implemented in Oromia, Amhara, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region, Harari, and Tigray regional states, with public transport banned or restricted. • Tigray has instituted extra quarantine measures for those travelling from overseas and other parts of Ethiopia, and curtailed movement between cities and rural areas in the region. This is subject to change given current conflict. • Some public transportation services continue to be operational at reduced capacity, and private vehicles can be used on alternate days, according to the last numbers stated on the license plate. • Gatherings (including religious gatherings, weddings and funerals) are limited to 50 people; deliberate physical contact is banned, including greetings by handshake; mandatory wearing of face masks in all public places (except for children under 6 years or those with a relevant provable condition); individuals remaining two adult strides apart at all times; schools, universities, and day care centres banned from operating; cafes, bars, and restaurants are limited to serving three people per table. • Strict penalties apply for breaching COVID-19 measures.

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Falkland International Islands • Residents can sponsor visitors. • Any entrants into the Falkland Islands are expected to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. Visitors have the option to be tested on days two and eight of their journey. If both tests are negative, then the individual may be released from quarantine. • Scheduled Southbound flights available to civilians (subject to change) on Tuesdays. • All passengers aged 11 years or above should be in possession of a face covering when they report to the air terminal and on the aircraft. • Southbound passengers will be asked for their onward travel arrangements from MPC to Stanley, when booking a flight. • LATAM flights are suspended from Brazil and Punta Arenas/Santiago routes will remain suspended until at least 1 February 2022. • Beginning 1 October, ‘clean’ expedition ships with less than 350 passengers will be allowed to visit the Falkland Islands. The vessels are required to have been at sea for at least 14 days prior to disembarking and have no symptomatic travelers on board.

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Special Conditions • Most businesses have reopened; with workers from all sectors able to return unless otherwise advised. • Most attractions and some accommodations are temporarily closed. • All activities and events are cancelled. • Social distancing of two metres is being advised. • Using face masks is being encouraged when in public places. • Schools have reopened.

Faroe Islands International • Mandatory testing has been replaced with a recommendation that travellers to the Faroe Islands test two days prior to departure to the Faroe Islands and two days after arrival to the Faroe Islands. Testing in the Faroe Islands is free of charge at the hospital test centre. People are strongly encouraged to be extra careful until the result from their second day test is available.

Domestic • Restrictions regarding mass events in the Faroe Islands still apply despite a number of COVID-19 measures being relaxed. • The use of protective face masks is recommended in crowded places. The masks are a requirement when travelling in public buses. • Visitors are urged to take social distancing and hygiene guidelines seriously, particularly in outlying islands that have small populations

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Fiji International • International flight operations are largely suspended. • Citizens of Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand are permitted entry. They must present a health certificate verifying that a 14-day quarantine was completed in either country before departure and a negative COVID-19 test result not older than 72 hours upon arrival, or complete a 14-day quarantine upon entry in Fiji and undergo a COVID-19 test at the end of that period. Due to Fiji being assessed as very high risk by New Zealand, only New Zealand citizens, their partners and children, will be able to travel there from Fiji under certain conditions. • Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: [email protected]. • Returning residents and citizens must also download the ‘careFIJI’ mobile application to enter. • Only travellers fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are now being allowed entry into Fiji. • Travel bubbles are being discussed with the governments of Tuvalu, Kiribati, and Tonga; however, confirmation has not yet been provided. Once allowed, travellers from these locations must undergo a 14-day quarantine in Fiji and undergo a COVID-19 test at the end of that period.

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• Limited private yachts and charter flights will be allowed entry. Travellers arriving by yacht must quarantine for 14-days on the vessel before docking in Fiji, with the only open dock to international vessels currently Port Denarau Marina. • Vessels will be permitted entry on a case-by-case basis. Those who have spent 14 or more uninterrupted days at sea must show proof of a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival and will undergo a health screening. No quarantine is required in this situation. However, vessels that have spent less than 14 uninterrupted days at sea will have to make up the difference in the quarantine period after arriving to Fiji. They can only be cleared following a negative COVID-19 test result. • Fiji Airways is operating a number of special flights. These special flights will replace previously scheduled international passenger repatriation flights that are now cancelled. Anyone wishing to travel on these flights should check availability and passenger requirements for travel on the Fiji Airways website. • Fiji Link is operating limited inter-island travel including between Nadi, Suva, Labasa, Taveuni, Rotuma, and more. • Face masks will be mandatory when flying on board Fiji Airways. • Cruise ships are not permitted to dock. • Fiji plans to reopen for international tourists by 1 November. Visitors would need to be fully vaccinated and test negative for COVID-19 prior to departure.

Domestic • All members of the public are being urged to stay at their place of residence as much as possible, and unnecessary movement throughout the country will be restricted. Travel for essential purposes is permitted, such as to shop for necessary goods and for approved employment purposes. • A night curfew is in effect throughout between 20:00 and 04:00. • Further localised lockdowns are possible with little or no prior warning. • Twenty people can now gather at funerals.

Special Conditions • Social distancing guidelines are being encouraged and face masks should be worn when ill.

Finland International • Foreign destinations have been marked as green (low-risk), red (high-risk), or grey to determine entry requirements. Details can be found here: https://thl.fi/en/web/infectious- diseases-and-vaccinations/what-s-new/coronavirus-covid-19-latest-updates/travel-and- the-coronavirus-pandemic • Those arriving from green locations are not subject to health assessments or testing. • Those from high-risk destinations are subject to provide a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours) and a health assessment on entry. • Passengers arriving from countries with a COVID-19 incidence rate that exceeds 25 cases per 100,000 of the population, or countries subject to EU external border restrictions are recommended to complete a 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. This can be shortened by presenting a negative COVID-19 test during isolation. • Authorities have the right to order a compulsory health examination, which could include a COVID-19 test, on arrival. • Finland has opened its borders to all travellers who are fully vaccinated, have recovered from COVID-19, those 15 years and younger. Minors accompanying their fully vaccinated parents/guardians are also allowed to enter. anvilgroup.com Page 56 of 186

• Determination of entry will be made by the Finnish Border Guard. Supporting documentation should be provided if requiring justification for essential tasks or travel. • Arrivals staying in Finland for less than 72 hours, who present a negative COVID-19 test result, may be exempt from any quarantine requirements. Those who visit for more than 72 hours, who present a negative COVID-19 test result, may be subject to a shortened quarantine period. • Entry restrictions are extended through until 10 October. • Further details - https://um.fi/entering-finland-and-travelling-abroad

Domestic • Restrictions will be eased significantly with only the exception on gathering limits in regions in the 'community transmission phase'. Outdoor events held in such regions will be required to limit attendance to 50 people and indoor events to 10, although larger outdoor events may be allowed if the attendees are separated into partitions and are able to observe social distancing. • Restrictions are being reimposed on gatherings in Helsinki, with events limited to 25 people indoors and 50 outdoors. • Restaurants in Uusimaa, Kymenlaakso, Päijät-Häme and Southwest Finland are required to stop serving alcohol by midnight and close their doors by 01:00 local time. • Check here for the latest details - https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/information-on- coronavirus/current-restrictions • Restrictions may be lifted in October.

Special Conditions • In Helsinki, the wearing of face masks is recommended for all persons aged 15 or above at public events and spaces such as banks and shops.

France International • The conditions for entering France will depend on your country of departure (green, orange, or red) and your vaccination status, or whether you are a haulier. • Vaccinated passengers from all countries are not subject to any health measures. • Unvaccinated passengers aged 12 years or older from a green country must present a negative PCR or antigenic test taken less than 72 hours before the flight, unless subject to an exemption. • Unvaccinated arrivals from an orange country aged 12 years or over must present a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours before departure or a negative antigenic test taken less than 48 hours before departure. You may be subject to a random test when you arrive in France. You must pledge to self-isolate for 7 days. • Unvaccinated arrivals from a red country are subject to a 10 day quarantine. Each traveller aged 12 years or older must present a negative PCR or antigenic test taken less than 48 hours before departure. You will be tested again on arrival. • France does impose additional measures on certain specified countries. Check before departure. • Borders are being ‘reinforced’ with extra checks at the border and compulsory quarantine for unvaccinated people coming from high-risk countries. • French nationals are mandated to use the 'pass sanitaire' or 'health passport' for travel purposes.

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• For further details see here - https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to- france/coronavirus-advice-for-foreign-nationals-in-france/

Domestic • The state of health emergency will now end on 30 September. • There has been a reopening of non-essential commercial shops, museums, cinema halls, theatres, and sports centers with certain restrictions. • Restaurants and cafes can now offer indoor dining at half capacity and outdoor terraces can open at full capacity. • The wearing of face masks is no longer mandatory in open public spaces; however, they will still need to be used in enclosed public spaces, as well as in outdoor public queues and gatherings. • For gatherings of more than 1,000, a digital health pass providing details of vaccination and results of negative antigen/PCR tests is mandatory. • The 'pass sanitaire' or 'health passport', has been expanded to leisure and culture venues with more than 50 people such as cinemas, theatres, and museums. It is also required to enter bars, cafés, restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, and for long-distance travel by coach and train, as well as intercity travel. From 30 September, this order will apply to individuals aged between 12-17. • The 'pass sanitaire' or 'health passport' is now required for staff who work face to face with the public – for instance at cafés, cinemas or on public transport. It applies to around 1.8 million workers across the country. • The COVID-19 vaccine is compulsory for healthcare workers and those who work with the elderly and vulnerable. • Face covering orders have returned in Brittany's Finistere and Morbihan areas. Officials in the foothills of the Pyrenees, on the border with Spain, and at Lake Annecy, at the foot of the Alps, have introduced similar measures. • Regional measures are likely to be introduced through the health pass system.

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French International Guiana • Vaccinated people can go to French Guiana without having to justify a compelling reason. However, the presentation of a negative test on boarding is compulsory. No isolation test or commitment is imposed. • Unvaccinated people must present a compelling reason and a negative test, either a PCR test taken 72 hours before boarding or an antigen test taken 48 hours before boarding. In addition, individuals must isolate themselves for 7-10 days, depending on country of departure, and perform post-travel testing. • For further details see here - https://www.guyane.gouv.fr/Politiques-publiques/COVID-19- Informations-arretes-declarations/Deplacements-aeriens-Modalites-et- attestations/Modalites-aeriennes-et-attestations

Domestic • A state of health emergency is in place until 15 November. • Cayenne, Kourou, Macouria, Matoury, Montsinery-Tonnegrande, Remire-Montjoly, Roura, and Sinnamary are being classified as red zones, in which there is a tightened curfew active between 19:00 and 05:00 local time daily. Outside of the curfew hours, travel from anvilgroup.com Page 58 of 186

residences must be accompanied by a certificate justifying the reason for movement. Restaurants, most commercial establishments and public venues, sports centres, and other public spaces are closing and gatherings are limited to 10 people in red zones. The remainder of the country is under green zone measures, which include a curfew between 21:00 and 05:00 local time daily. Public sites are open, but must close by the night-time curfew and social gatherings cannot see more than 50 people participate. • Varying travel certificates are required for different time periods and locations. Fully vaccinated individuals are not subject to checkpoints on domestic land and air travel.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public spaces and on public transport. • Travellers can use a shared vehicle (taxis, VTC, carpooling) with other passengers (two passengers per row of seats will be allowed).

French International Polynesia • Any traveller aged 11 and over coming from the national territory (excluding Guyana), the United States, the United Kingdom or a country in the green zone and going to French Polynesia, is subject to entry procedures linked to their individual health status (vaccinated or unvaccinated). • All inbound passengers must apply for an ‘Electronic Travel Information System’ registration. Those over the age of 11 are required to provide a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours), and undergo an antigen test on arrival. Fully vaccinated individuals do not have to quarantine. Unvaccinated travellers will be subject to a 10-day isolation period at a government-designated facility, and undergo further testing on days four and eight. People may request self-quarantine at least 72 hours prior to departure. • All arriving passengers must pay a ‘health surveillance’ fee.

Domestic • A state of health emergency will be in place until 15 November. • Restrictions will remain in place until at least 3 October. • A curfew between 21:00 and 04:00 local time is in place. • Officials are enforcing a 14:00-04:00 weekend curfew in Bora Bora, Huahine, Maupiti, Moorea, Raiatea, Tahaa, and Tahiti. The weekend restrictions are not applicable in Austral Islands, Gambier Islands, Marquesas Islands, and Tuamotu Islands. Cruises may gradually resume activities if all crew and passengers are vaccinated. • Air Tahiti is cleared to resume internal flights, with people encouraged to travel to stimulate the economy.

Special Conditions • Public gatherings are limited to 10 people. • Mask wearing remains compulsory in closed places, in passenger transport services, at the market, flea markets and fairgrounds, around schools, in town centres, in shops and wherever physical distancing cannot be guaranteed.

Gabon International • All passengers travelling to Gabon must present a valid negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test no older than 3 days or a valid COVID-19 vaccination certificate for entry into Gabon.

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• On arrival, all passengers must take a compulsory test for COVID-19 at Libreville Airport. Passengers are then required to self-isolate for 24 hours in designated hotels at their own expense whilst the COVID-19 test is being processed. Passports will be retained by the immigration authorities during this time and returned after successful completion of the isolation time. If the COVID-19 test is negative, passengers will be issued a test certificate, which is valid for 14 days and can be renewed at the end of this period after another test is undertaken. Holders of vaccination certificates are exempt from the compulsory testing and self-isolation. • If a COVID-19 test taken at the airport is positive, then passengers are required to continue self-isolation and await specific instructions from Gabonese health authorities. All COVID- 19 tests taken in Gabon supersede any that were taken before arrival in Gabon. • Land and sea borders are generally closed.

Domestic • A state of health emergency has been declared. • A nationwide curfew is in place between 21:00-05:00 local time. Restaurants and bars may operate until 20:30 local time. • Domestic air, maritime, and rail transportation is resuming. Face masks are required on public transportation. • PCR tests no older than 7 days are required for residents of Gabon who wish to travel within the country. • Authorities are restricting travel to and from Greater Libreville and Franceville. Travel to these locations require special authorisation and additional COVID-19 testing.

Special Conditions • Commercial venues such as hotels, restaurants with outdoor terraces have reopened. Bars and places of worship are understood to remain closed. • Restaurants required a negative test for entry. • Markets and nonessential businesses such as salons and garages have resumed normal operations. • Sporting and large events are cancelled. • Gatherings are limited to 30 people. • Face coverings are required in public areas.

Gambia International • Land, sea, and air borders have re-opened. • Banjul International Airport is gradually resuming operations. • Entry may be permitted to diplomats, drivers of essential commodities, or individuals seeking emergency medical care. • All travellers must present evidence of having tested negative for coronavirus using a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test taken no more than 72 hours before arriving in the country. Those coming from hotspot countries as defined by the Ministry of Health must also undergo a sample collection and a test upon arrival. These travellers will then face a mandatory quarantine at a government facility. Those testing positive may be quarantined until a negative result is achieved.

Domestic • A State of Public Emergency is in place.

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• The nationwide curfew has elapsed, but curfews may be imposed in select areas on a local- level.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public. • Businesses, markets, schools, restaurants, gyms, cinemas, and night clubs can resume activities. • All social gatherings are banned until advised. • The government of the Gambia has set up a help line “1025” for anyone with information or concerns about coronavirus. If you think you have COVID-19 symptoms, you should stay in place and call “1025”.

Georgia International • There is an unrestricted entry by air for citizens of any country who have documentary proof of having either received a full course of COVID-19 vaccination, or of having been infected with COVID within the previous 100 days and having had the first jab in a two-dose vaccination process. If you arrive by land or sea, you will also need to present a negative PCR test taken within the previous 72 hours. • Other travellers can enter Georgia provided your travel to Georgia originates from countries listed on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. You must travel by air and submit a travel history in advance, present on arrival a negative PCR test taken within the previous 72 hours and take a further PCR test at your own expense on your third day in Georgia. • Mandatory 14-day quarantine has now been imposed on anyone who has been in India in the previous 14-day period. • Passengers arriving to Georgia are required to complete an electronic form before crossing the border detailing 14-day travel history and plans while inside the country. • A specialised call-centre group will remain in contact with any foreign travellers after they arrive in the country. • Georgia has specified that the COVID-19 test must be issued in English, Georgian or Russian.

Domestic • Municipal public transport services have resumed. • Cafes and restaurants are allowed to operate until 23:00 local time. • Festivals, entertainment events, concerts and sports competitions are prohibited. • Public agencies must allow employees to work from home where possible. • People will now need to have a negative COVID test to enter restaurants, gyms, and beauty parlors if they have not been vaccinated. • Wearing a face mask in outdoor spaces is no longer mandatory in Georgia, while the restriction remains in force in gathering places such as bus stops, in public transport and indoor spaces. • Cultural events are currently prohibited, except for some international sporting events. • Emergency legislation is extended through until 1 January 2022.

Special Conditions • Failing to adhere to restrictions can result in substantial fines. • Educational establishments continue to offer remote learning only until at least 4 October.

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• All persons aged 12 and over must present a current test certificate when they enter the Federal Republic of Germany unless they have been vaccinated or have recovered. The obligation to provide proof of one of the 3 G’s (vaccinated, recovered or tested) is part of the new entry regulations. • The PCR test result must be taken within 72 hours before entering Germany, whereas the rapid antigen test must be taken within 48 hours before arrival. • Germany operates two types of risk area designations: high-risk areas (previously high- incidence areas) and virus variant areas. • Entry restrictions and testing requirements may differ for certain countries. Check for the latest before departure. • The German government no longer generally advises against tourist travel abroad. Restrictions however remain in place for countries with higher levels of infections, or where virus variants are circulating. • For further details see here - https://www.auswaertiges- amt.de/en/einreiseundaufenthalt/coronavirus

Domestic • Emergency epidemic powers have been extended to 30 November. • The 3G rule means that anyone entering most indoor spaces now has to be geimpft – vaccinated, genesen – recovered, and getestet – tested against Covid-19. Check for restrictions in your area; 16 states use this system. • Following the example of Hamburg, a growing number of federal states in Germany are implementing their own 2G models - rules that allow individual businesses to admit only vaccinated or recovered people. • Officials have also agreed to mandate the use of medical-grade masks in shops and for passengers on public transport. This includes disposable surgical masks, as well as filtered facepiece respirators known as FFP2 masks in Europe and N95 respirators in the United States. In some state a disposable surgical mask is also permitted, check local restrictions.

Special Conditions • Guidelines on social distancing and face masks may vary by state. • Starting on 1 November, the unvaccinated will not receive compensation for lost pay if coronavirus measures forced them to quarantine. This will affect people who test positive for the virus and those returning from trips to countries designated "high risk" for COVID- 19.

Ghana International • Air borders are gradually reopening and international flights are resuming. Options likely remain very limited. • Passengers arriving to Ghana are now required to undergo a COVID-19 test 72 hours before departure, complete additional health declaration forms on arrival, and undergo a further COVID-19 test on arrival. Children under the age of 5 are exempt. For passengers who have transited other countries before arriving in Ghana, the first country of departure will be the reference point. • All arriving passengers who test positive for COVID-19, asymptomatic or not, will undergo mandatory isolation and treatment at a designated health facility or isolation centre. The isolation will be for a period of seven (7) days at the cost of Government. However, the final discharge of cases will be based on existing case management guidelines and protocols;

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• All passengers who are in isolation will undergo a repeat COVID-19 test within twenty-four (24) hours of arrival, with the cost also borne by Government. This test will also include genomic sequencing for COVID-19; • All passengers who test negative for COVID-19 will be required to adhere continuously to COVID-19 safety protocols, and will receive regular information on COVID-19 within five (5) days of arrival in Ghana. • All arriving passengers should be prepared to comply with Ghana’s COVID-19 Health Protocols. This may, depending on the test result of individuals or others on the flight, involve time in quarantine or in a Government Health facility. Quarantine and / or medical costs can be expensive so it is important that all passengers arrive with adequate access to financial resources. • The payment confirmation for the COVID-19 test upon arrival must be obtained before departure. • Testing is also required for those exiting the country. • Land and sea borders are closed indefinitely.

Domestic • Most gatherings are banned. • All workplaces are urged to employ a shift system for their staff, in addition to the use of virtual platforms for work. • Domestic flights through Kotoka International Airport have resumed to Kumasi, Takoradi, and Tamale. • Public transportation is operating with capacity limitations. • Restrictions will remain until ‘herd’ immunity is achieved.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required while in public spaces.

Gibraltar International • Requirements upon arrival depend on the countries you have visited in the 10-14 days prior to your arrival, and whether they are on the green, amber or red lists. • Unvaccinated travellers will now be required to take a pre-departure COVID-19 test within 48 hours of their flight. This is required for any unvaccinated traveller, regardless of the country they are arriving from. If staying in Gibraltar for more than seven days, another test will be required on day five. • For vaccinated travellers transiting from a country on the UK's COVID-19 green list, a proof of vaccination will be required on arrival to Gibraltar. Whereas those who have been vaccinated but are travelling from amber or red list countries, will have to undertake a lateral flow test, in addition to presenting a vaccine certificate. • In all instances you must complete a Passenger Locator Form.

Domestic • Large events are barred until at least September 2021. • Small events are permitted but guests must remain seated and a ticketing system will be in place. • Restaurants and nightclubs are now asked to ensure clients are either fully vaccinated or can provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test. • Masks must be worn in shops and on public transport.

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• If anyone in Gibraltar has any of the symptoms of COVID-19, they must self-isolate and should not visit any friends or relatives, nor should they permit anyone to visit them until they have been tested and are negative for the virus. If you are a member of the same household as a positive COVID-19 case you will also be subject to quarantine alongside that person.

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Greece International • The EU’s Green Pass is in effect for EU citizens. The Green Pass will be incorporated in the PLF form, while tests at Greek borders will continue on incoming travellers, based on the EVA algorithm system for random checks. • Passengers from abroad must also have one of the following: a vaccination certificate, a negative PCR test performed within 72 hours before travel or a negative rapid antigen test performed within 48 hours before travel, proof for testing positive of COVID-19 in the past 30 to 180 days, a Digital COVID Certificate in digital or print form which will contain information on whether passengers have been vaccinated against COVID-19 or have a negative PCR/rapid test result or have recovered from the virus. • Every traveller who arrives in Greece, regardless of the certificate in their possession, may undergo a random health screening (depending on the data provided on the PLF forms). If a passenger is selected for a rapid test and is positive for the coronavirus then he/she must quarantine. • All travellers to Greece can now submit the mandatory Passenger Locator Form (PLF) any time before the departure of their flight and not strictly 24 hours before • Additional restrictions may apply for arrivals from countries of variant concern. • COVID-19 entry restrictions will remain in effect until at least 1 October. • For further details see here - https://eody.gov.gr/en/covid-19/

Domestic • Face masks are required in enclosed public locations and crowded outdoor spaces. • For domestic flights, passenger must have one of the following: a vaccination certificate, a negative PCR test performed less than three days (72 hours) prior to the scheduled travel date, a negative rapid antigen test taken 24 hours prior to travel, or proof of recovery. • Further localised restrictions including curfew orders are possible. • A partial lockdown is in force in Argolis (Peloponnese), Kavala, Imathia, Pieria, Pella, Kastoria, Xanthi and Drama (Northern Greece) until at least 1 October.

Special Conditions • Bars, restaurants, clubs and entertainment venues will only be permitted to provide service to seated customers. Offenders will face large fines. • Most businesses and services are permitted to operate subject to social distancing requirements.

Greenland International • Only fully vaccinated non-resident travellers will be permitted to enter Greenland. Some exemptions exist such as individuals under the age of 15 and residents of the country. • All inbound travellers two years of age and older are required to provide a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) on arrival in addition to proof of vaccination. Unvaccinated anvilgroup.com Page 64 of 186

residents must show the same negative test result and will enter a 14-day quarantine period on entry. Those who have previously been infected by COVID-19 and recovered are exempt from pre-travel testing; however, must show proof of a positive PCR test (issued between 14 days to 12 weeks prior to the journey). • All travellers will need to continue providing the 'SUMUT' personal locator form. • Travel from Greenland to Denmark is still permitted. • Travel restrictions will be in place until at least 31 October. • Further details see here - https://visitgreenland.com/corona-faq/

Domestic • Specific measures have been announced for individuals over the age of 12 in Sisimiut and Nuuk which includes permitting only fully vaccinated people to enter select public settings. Unvaccinated individuals in these locations must show a negative PCR test result (not older than 48 hours) before entering a public venue. Unvaccinated people intending to travel from Nuuk or Sisimiut to another domestic location must quarantine for 14 days on arrival or undergo testing on day five. These measures will remain in place through 30 September. • The country’s phased plan is outlined here: https://visitgreenland.com/articles/corona- virus-status/

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Grenada International • International commercial flights are resuming. • Entry requirements for international passengers are in place, with all travellers needing to complete an online 'Pure Safe Travel Authorization Certificate' (not older than 48 hours), present a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours), obtain adequate health insurance coverage, and are subject to health screenings upon arrival. • Those who have been fully vaccinated must undergo a second test at the port of entry, enter a 48-hour quarantine period, and may be released from isolation once a negative result is returned. • Unvaccinated travellers are required to enter a seven-day quarantine period, undergo further testing on day five, and may be released from isolation once a negative result is obtained. • Only fully vaccinated travellers are permitted entry into the country. Some exceptions are being made to the order. Returning citizens and residents may enter regardless of vaccination status. Additionally, unvaccinated children under the age of 13 will also be allowed, provided they are traveling with fully vaccinated adults. A 48-hour quarantine is needed by passengers who are vaccinated. Those who are permitted entry and are unvaccinated must undergo a seven-day isolation period. • Grenada has largely withdrawn from the CARICOM travel bubble over community spread. • Some charter flights are being permitted entry. • A limited ferry service is available to Carriacou and Petit Martinique. • A travel ban is in place for persons from the UK until further notice.

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• Further measures include take-away service only for restaurants and bars and 6ft distancing at churches. Weddings and funerals will occur between the hours of 09:00 and noon and last no longer than an hour. • No-movement measures will be in effect between 1-4 October.

Special Conditions • Everyone must observe social distancing and wear a face mask when out in public. • Social gatherings are banned except for at weddings and funerals, which are limited to 20 people.

Guadeloupe International • Entry restrictions are determined by departure destination, check here for the latest - https://www.guadeloupe.gouv.fr/Politiques-publiques/Risques-naturels-technologiques-et- sanitaires/Securite-sanitaire/Informations-coronavirus/Les-transports/Covid-19-les- conditions-d-entree-par-voie-aerienne-en-Guadeloupe • The authorities recommend that those concerned wear a mask at least for a period of at least seven days from their arrival.

Domestic • A state of health emergency is in effect until 15 November. • A nightly 20:00 to 05:00 local time curfew has been reimposed. • Movement is limited to 10 kilometres from one’s home. • Most non-essential businesses are closed. • Gatherings are limited to six people. • The next phase of domestic restrictions is expected from October.

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Guam International • Travellers from a low-risk area are not subject to COVID-19 quarantine, but travellers have to get tested on the fifth day of their arrival. • Travellers whose point of origin is not a low-risk area and who have not taken a PCR test with negative results, showing the virus that causes COVID-19 is not present, will be required to go to a government quarantine facility. • Travellers coming from an area that is not considered low-risk, with negative test results within five days of arrival, may quarantine at home. • In either scenario, travellers can take a PCR test on day seven of quarantine. Negative results will allow an early release; however, travellers will still need to comply with monitoring and tracking for 14 days. Based on the presentation, if travellers’ day seven results return positive, they will have to undergo clinical evaluation and isolation. • Quarantine and PCR Test requirements can be found here - https://www.visitguam.com/about-guam/safety-tips/coronavirus/ • Mandatory quarantine is lifted for vaccinated travellers under specific conditions. The quarantine exemption, however, will be granted only to those fully vaccinated with U.S. Food and Drug Administration-authorized vaccines for emergency use such as the Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. The full vaccination also needs to be verified before the travellers can skip quarantine.

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• All travellers arriving to Guam with a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours) are exempt from quarantine orders. Those arriving with a negative antigen test are subject to self-isolation at home.

Domestic • A state of public health emergency is in place until at least 29 September. • Businesses and large gatherings are to check for proof of vaccination from clients and participants ages 12 and older. Anyone without proof will be denied service. • Face masks must still be worn at all times for all businesses and services, and in congregate settings whether indoors or outdoors.

Special Conditions • Restrictions include limitations on all social gatherings, social distancing requirements, except in school settings, based on the applicable guidance memorandum from the Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS), and the requirement of operations on an appointment-only basis are lifted. • Social gatherings are limited to 100 vaccinated individuals.

Guatemala International • Restrictions on entry into Guatemala (with limited exceptions) remain in place for designated countries. • Arriving passengers are no longer required to present a Health Pass, and instead all passengers must present evidence of either: a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of arrival; a COVID-19 vaccine course completed at least two weeks before arrival; or recovery from COVID-19 within three months of arrival. • If required, the individuals will be interviewed, evaluated, and transferred into isolation.

Domestic • A state of public calamity has been declared. • Auto transport will be prohibited for most trips from 20:00 to 04:00. • Social gatherings such as weddings and public sports events will be banned. • Local restrictions are determined by regions of the country designated under red, orange, or yellow alerts. • Departmental restrictions can be imposed in addition to national level measures. Monitor for changes locally. https://sistemaalertacovid-19.segeplan.gob.gt/covid-19/Inicio.aspx

Special Conditions • Shops and businesses will be subject to capacity and opening hour restrictions based on which level the area is designated. • Requirements on social distancing in public and commercial facilities and mask wearing remain in effect.

Guernsey International • Only essential travel is currently permitted. • All travellers arriving on the island must create a Travel Tracker account, entering their travel information prior to arrival. Information will not be able to be submitted more than two calendar days before arrival.

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• All persons arriving in to The Islands of Guernsey ('the Bailiwick') from anywhere in the world must self-isolate for 21 days on arrival, unless opting to take a test following 13 days of self-isolation and receive a negative result thereafter.

Domestic • The States of Guernsey has eased COVID-19 restrictions further as the island moves from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of its lockdown exit plan. Under Stage 2, social bubbles can now contain up to four households. Gatherings of up to 30 people are permitted outdoors, as well as a maximum of 20 people indoors, in public places. A social distance must be maintained from anyone outside of your household bubble and meet ups with people outside of your bubble should not take place inside a private home or garden. Restaurants, pubs, hotels and other food establishments can operate with table service only and alcohol can only be ordered with a meal. A 10 person per table limit is also in place. Public facing businesses, including non-essential shops, can also reopen, as long as strict hygiene and social distancing measures are adhered to. Nightclubs will remain closed. • Face masks are mandatory in all indoor public spaces.

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Guinea International • Air borders are gradually reopening, depending on the implementation of the health provisions and procedures adopted and in accordance with the principle of reciprocity between the countries of origin and destination. • Gbessia International Airport is open. • All passengers arriving and departing Conakry must show a COVID-19 certificate with a negative PCR test result within 72 hours of arrival and within 72 hours of departure. • Travellers from the UK must also take a supplementary PCR test on arrival at the airport. Travellers will remain at the Onomo hotel in Conakry until the test result, which could take between 48 and 72 hours. Food and lodging will be paid by the Government of Guinea until the test result is received. Travellers will be able to leave the hotel with a negative certificate. Those testing positive will be taken to a government treatment centre. • Masks are mandatory and travellers must have at least three for the trip. There will be controlled disembarkation of planes. • Temperature checks and health controls are in place on departure and arrival at the airport for all passengers. • Travellers must pass on their contact details to the National Health Security Agency (Agence Nationale Securite Sante ANSS) and remain in self-isolation for 14 days, they will be contacted and visited by the Guinean authorities during the isolation period. • Land borders between Guinea and Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Côte d’Ivoire, and Libera are currently closed.

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• Travellers must continue to provide a negative PCR test certificate or COVID-19 vaccination certificate to travel between cities. • A presidential decree covering N’zérékoré and the Greater Conakry area has suspended all cultural activities, forbidding public and private events including weddings, funerals and baptisms. Night clubs are also closed. National and international experts deployed to the N’zérékoré Region require the COVID and Ebola vaccines and a COVID-19 PCR negative Test Certificate taken within 72 hours. Authorities are also administering temperature checks before boarding flights and passengers must complete forms including their contact details.

Special Conditions • Closure of markets from 18:00 local time for Greater Conakry. • Exam classes and universities are gradually resuming. • Facemasks are mandatory in establishments and social distancing measures should be adhered to. • It is forbidden for groups of more than 50 to meet for marriages, baptisms, and funerals.

Guinea- International Bissau • Guinea-Bissau is allowing entrance into the country at all land, sea, and air borders. • All arriving passengers must provide a medical certificate indicating a negative COVID-19 test result, not older than five days, before boarding. • A 14-day quarantine period is necessary for anyone arriving to the country positive with COVID-19, showing symptoms, or without proof of a negative test result. Travellers may also have to complete a form with information on origin and contacts. • You will also have to take a COVID test within 72 hours of your departure from Guinea- Bissau. • TAP are resuming flights.

Domestic • A state of calamity related to COVID-19 is in place until 10 October. • Inter-regional transit is permitted. Public transportation is running with capacity restrictions.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public settings.

Guyana International • Scheduled international flights are in place from Cheddi Jagan International Airport at Timehri and the Eugene Correia Airport at Ogle. • Land and sea borders remain open at the discretion of port officials. Travellers coming from countries with a high number of confirmed COVID-19 cases will be subject to increased screening or a denial of entry upon arrival. • There are no restrictions on those seeking to leave the country; however, flights are limited. • Passengers arriving into Guyana must obtain a negative COVID-19 PCR test, taken within seven days prior to their arrival and complete a Passenger Locator Form. If you arrive with a test completed within 72 hours, you will be allowed immediate entry into Guyana without restrictions. Passengers with tests taken within four to seven days prior to arrival in Guyana will be subjected to a second PCR test at the point of entry but will be allowed to self-

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isolate in their hotel or home until a negative result is obtained. You will not be allowed on the plane at the point of departure if your test is more than seven days old. • The test on arrival costs GY$16,000. • Border closures continue between Guyana and neighbouring Brazil. The Canawaima Ferry Service between Moleson Creek in Guyana and South Drain, Suriname, has resumed, however restrictions to non-residents apply. Regular international travellers are not presently permitted to use the service. Air travel between Guyana and Suriname has been impacted by services being stopped at short notice.

Domestic • A curfew is largely in place between the hours of 22:30 and 04:00 local time. Hours may be subject to amendment in certain locations. • Domestic air, land, and sea travel is restricted to government and essential movement, and no vehicle can exceed 50% capacity. • The Guyanese government has mandated that anyone wishing to enter a public building must be vaccinated. Unvaccinated persons who wants to enter a public building must make an appointment and present a negative PCR test result from within seven days of the day they want to enter the building. Only tests from a Ministry of Health-approved lab will be accepted.

Special Conditions • There are restrictions on all social activities, including attending, restaurants, and gymnasiums. • Businesses are now allowed to reopen with limited capacity. • Face masks and social distancing measures are required in all public spaces. All children above the age of two are encouraged to wear face masks.

Haiti International • The international airports in Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitien are open. • Border crossings with the Dominican Republic have reopened since the COVID-19 pandemic began; however, have temporarily closed due to the country’s security and political situation. • Cargo transport, emergency, and government flights are operating. • Haiti requires a negative PCR or antigen COVID test (not older than 72 hours) from all passengers prior to boarding flights into Haiti. Instead of a negative test, passengers who have had COVID previously may present a positive test together with documentation from their attending physician evidencing their recovery. • Those permitted entry will be subject to a temperature screening and a 14-day mandatory quarantine. • There are currently no known restrictions for individuals seeking to depart the country.

Domestic • A state of emergency has been declared. • The country’s red alert status has been re-implemented until further notice. • A nightly curfew remains in effect between 22:00 and 05:00 local time. • Public transportation and non-essential businesses remain largely closed or restricted.

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• Public institutions must reduce staff on duty by 50 percent and encouraged other employees to work from home. Restrictions on some economic activities are gradually being lifted, with education sites, factories, and places of worship opening. • A ban is in effect on gatherings of more than 10 people. • Face masks are mandatory in public. Social distancing measures should be followed.

Honduras International • International commercial flights are gradually resuming, and airports are extending their operating hours and frequency of services. Aircraft will then be permitted to operate during the night as well as on Sundays. • Tegucigalpa's Toncontín International Airport and San Pedro Sula's Ramón Villeda Morales Airport will open from 06:00 to 22:00 local time. La Ceiba's Goloson International Airport and Roatan's Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport will operate between 06:00 and 20:00 local time. • At this stage, American Airlines, United, Spirit, Air Europa, and Cayman Airways have been authorised to resume flights to the country. • Bio security and health protocols are being established at airports. This include social distancing measures and health screenings. • Inbound travellers are required to present a negative COVID-19 test result, no older than 72 hours and to complete a pre-arrival travel form for entry. • The Honduran government has announced it is temporarily restricting entry of travellers from the United Kingdom and South Africa. Non-resident citizens and tourists who have visited or transited in either country within the past 21 days are restricted from entering. Honduran citizens and residents coming from the countries must quarantine for 14 days upon entry. • Visitors may be subject to a quarantine period. • Restrictions likely remain in place for sea and land borders. • Land borders have reopened with Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua.

Domestic • Domestic flights are operating. • The national curfew order, active between 22:00 and 05:00 local time, will remain in effect through 3 October. • Olancho Department currently has a curfew from 20:00 to 05:00 local time, with residents only permitted to go outdoors to run essential errands on specific days of the week according to their identification number. • Officials are planning to implement a five-phase reopening plan. During the reopening plan, municipalities across the country will be designated as Region 1, 2, or 3 based on number of COVID-19 cases. This will determine how much of the area’s workforce can normalize activities and ease restrictions.

Special Conditions • Businesses, supermarkets and shops, as well as hotels and tourist centres, are open with up to a 50 percent capacity limit. Non-essential establishments such as bars, nightclubs, and theatres are shut. • Private social gatherings remain restricted to 10 people. • It is mandatory for individuals to wear protective masks in public. • Only two individuals are allowed per vehicle.

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• Some government, financial, public, and tourism institutions are permitted to resume operations with limited capacity.

Hong Kong International • Arrivals will be categorised into groups A, B and C, depending on the country they are travelling from. • All inbound travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of boarding, as well as a booking confirmation from a designated quarantine hotel. • Most vaccinated travellers coming into Hong Kong will have to undergo at least 14 days of compulsory quarantine and take more tests. On entering the city, all vaccinated travellers from medium-risk Group B countries and Taiwan will have to undergo 14 days hotel quarantine, while those from low-risk Group C countries as well as mainland China and Macau will require seven days of quarantine, provided that they present immunisation records issued by authorities in the places the jabs were administered. • Unvaccinated residents and non-residents travelling from Group B countries or Taiwan will have to stay 21 days in quarantine while those from Group C countries or the mainland will have to be in quarantine for 14 days. • Those who have tested positive for antibodies will no longer be allowed a shorter quarantine period. • Arrivals will be tested upon arrival in Hong Kong and must use transportation arranged by the government to their hotels. • Travellers are allowed to connect through Hong Kong International Airport provided they are checked through to their final destination. • Additional restrictions are in place for arrivals from high risk or extremely high risk locations, which may prevent your entry. • Hong Kong enterprises with cross-border operations in mainland China are now eligible to apply for an exemption from the usual compulsory quarantine requirements. Qualification criteria is set by the Hong Kong Trade and Industry Department; the expanded quarantine exemption will run alongside the quarantine process. • The quarantine-free 'Return2HK' scheme for residents of Hong Kong is restarting. Residents of Hong Kong must provide proof of a negative test taken at most 72 hours before arrival. • The 'Come2HK' scheme, for non-residents, is in effect allowing for a quota of up to 1,000 people to enter under the plan per day. The scheme allows non-Hong Kong residents from Guangdong Province and Macao to enter without the requirement to quarantine. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and may apply for a maximum of three non-Hong Kong residents to accompany them. • Vaccinated senior executives from about 500 companies included in indexes like the Hang Seng and Hang Seng China Enterprises can seek permission to travel in and out of the city without needing to follow the current quarantine requirement. Travelers must complete an online booking platform to provide personal information and provide a negative nucleic acid test result from within three days of arrival, in order to be subject to a quarantine exemption. Those accepted must enter on the specified date and through the exact port specified, with a valid negative COVID-19 test result obtained on or within three days before departure. Furthermore, travellers must undergo compulsory nucleic acid tests at a community testing centre (CTC) or recognised local medical testing institution on the third, fifth, ninth, 12th, 16th and 19th day following their arrival if they are still in Hong Kong, and the test to be taken on the 19th day must be conducted at a CTC. • Spouses and minor children of Hong Kong residents are exempt from the SAR’s restrictions.

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• Crew of non-cargo goods vessels visiting Hong Kong for shipping services, including bunkering and provision supplies, are now exempt from quarantine. • See here for further details - https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/eng/inbound-travel.html

Domestic • COVID-19 restrictions are in place through 29 September. • The government will relax the social distancing rules under the vaccine bubble regulation. The four-person cap on public gatherings will remain unchanged, but restrictions will ease for restaurants, bars and pubs, wedding ceremonies, local tours, and religious gatherings. Restaurants will be allowed to hold banquets for up to 180 guests and run at full capacity as long as all their employees are fully vaccinated and two-thirds of their customers have already received at least one vaccine dose. Bars, pubs, party rooms, karaoke lounges, and clubs can increase the seating capacity at four persons per table as long as all staff members and their guests have at least had their first vaccine jab. Fines for breaches of the new rules could be doubled to at least HK$4,000 (USD$516). • Additionally, laws will be amended to allow for the partial lockdown of areas of the special administrative region (SAR) if a cluster or outbreak emerged, while major and non-urgent surgeries at public hospitals will be postponed. • Stay at home (for testing) order could be imposed on high case areas. • The compulsory mask-wearing order is expanded to include outdoor areas, with limited exceptions for those with medical conditions.

Special Conditions • Wearing face coverings in all indoor public spaces is now compulsory. Social distancing restrictions (1.5 metres) are in effect. • As restrictions related to COVID-19 are lifted, pro-democracy demonstrations have restarted, with clashes between demonstrators and police. Participants have been arrested for breaking social distancing regulations and unlawful assembly. • Hong Kong authorities have announced that they will extend the expiry dates of various regulations under the Prevention & Control of Disease Ordinance until 31 March 2022.

Hungary International • All border crossings between Hungary and other Schengen Area countries are open but there remains strict entry measures in place. • Passengers arriving at Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport will be subject to a compulsory medical test upon arrival. Depending on the test’s result, they may be taken to hospital quarantine or ordered to stay in home quarantine for 14 days. • Quarantine may apply for 14-days and with individuals permitted to end isolation early after two negative test results are received. • Special entry measures are in place for foreigners attending major events in the country. • Vaccination certification from Russia will be accepted.

Domestic • Capacity limits and social distance measures in public spaces, including retail stores, have been relaxed. • The limit on private gatherings is 100 people and up to 400 individuals may attend a wedding. • Face masks are not required except in hospitals and some social institutions.

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• Restrictions remain in force for indoor and outdoor events with more than 500 attendees. Only holders of a certificate of protection may attend such an event. These can be obtained if people have either been vaccinated against or recovered from COVID-19.

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Iceland International • When flying into Iceland without a certificate of vaccination or previous infection you must follow these steps: present a negative PCR taken within 72 hours of your time of departure to Iceland (or get an ISK 100,000 fine for residents or a refusal of entry for visitors); take 2 COVID-19 tests, one on arrival and another 5 to 6 days later; quarantine between tests until you have the results. • If you have an acceptable certificate of vaccination or previous infection and are resident in Iceland, or have the permission of the Icelandic Authorities to travel to Iceland, you must follow these steps: present a negative PCR taken within 72 hours of your time of departure to Iceland (or get an ISK 100,000 fine for residents or a refusal of entry for visitors). Individuals with ties to Iceland must take a COVID-19 PCR or rapid antigen test within 48 hours of arrival in Iceland. These tests will be free of charge with no requirement to quarantine pending results of the test. • Arrivals will also have to download the country’s tracing application and complete a pre- registration form (https://visit.covid.is/).

Domestic • A state of emergency has been declared. • The maximum number of people allowed to gather is 500. Events with rapid testing (within 48 hours) protocols may see up to 1,500 individuals participate. • Face coverings and social distancing are required inside public venues. • The sale of food and beverages is allowed during breaks at sports events and stage art events and the one metre rule is no longer required at sports events and stage art events, as well as at religious ceremonies. • Bars and restaurants can have up to 200 people indoors and will be required to close at 01:00 local time. • There are no longer restrictions for capacity at swimming pools, fitness centres and museums. • Latest restrictions - https://www.covid.is/categories/effective-restrictions-on-gatherings

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India International • India has extended its general ban on international flight operations until 30 September. The restrictions will not impact international cargo operations and flights specifically approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). This also excludes flights that have already been approved by the authorities. • Indians stranded abroad; passengers will now be able to seek exemption from mandatory institutional quarantine. • India has established air bubbles that are exempt from the flight ban and some entry requirements. Keep up to date with this list, which can change at little to no warning. anvilgroup.com Page 74 of 186

• If you are flying into Delhi from the UK, you will have to undergo mandatory paid testing on arrival. Those who test positive will be isolated at an institutional isolation facility, which may be at your own expense. Those testing negative will have to undergo mandatory home quarantine for 14 days. If you are flying into Mumbai from the UK, other European countries, South Africa, or the Middle East, you will have to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine at designated hotels at your own cost. You will be tested on day seven following your arrival. If you test negative, you may leave the institutional quarantine but will have to home-quarantine for another seven days. If you test positive, you will be moved to a designated facility for further evaluation and treatment. • All inbound travellers are required to submit a self-declaration form online at least 72 hours prior to departure for India. Everyone must also enter a quarantine period; however, the duration varies between destinations in the country. • Temperature and other health screenings are being conducted at airports and seaports. Any individual showing symptoms will be directed to a designated isolation facility for further evaluation and likely COVID-19 testing. • Land borders with Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Myanmar are closed; except for returning nationals. Nepal and India have also mutually agreed to close the border. • The Indian Ministry of Home Affairs has issued new guidelines permitting all OCI and PIO card holders to visit India. All other foreign nationals intending to visit India may visit on any visa except for a Tourist Visa, which still has not been re-instated. • Maharashtra government has made 14 days quarantine mandatory to all who are travelling from Europe and all Middle East countries. • Further details, see here - https://boi.gov.in/

Domestic • Measures may vary by district or state. • Increasing levels of autonomy have been afforded to states to alter restrictions. • Restrictions on travel and business vary for each state and in some cases each city. • Domestic flights can operate only 50 percent of their pre-COVID domestic flights, as opposed to the 80 percent previously. Fares are also increasing in cost. Medical screening and the use of face masks is still necessary. • Intra- and inter-state travel is permitted, but limitations vary state-to-state. • New Delhi has eased a significant number of measures. Capacity limits will still likely be encountered. Public fairs and exhibitions will be permitted provided they follow strict hygiene protocols. • Haryana has extended lockdown until 4 October. A statewide night curfew will be in force from 23:00 to 05:00 seven days a week. • In Maharashtra State some relaxations have been made depending on the infection rate and oxygen supply by area. • Additional restrictions are in place for Gujarat State. • Lockdown measures are in place for 28 districts of Chhattisgarh State; easing will take place in areas with less than 5 percent infection rate. • In West Bengal, restrictions are in place until 30 September. Both government and private offices can reopen, with a cap of 50 percent imposed on staff strength. A curfew is in place between 23:00 and 05:00 local time. • In Tripura State, a curfew is in place for the majority of urban areas. Timings vary by location. • In Tamil Nadu State, lockdown measures are extended through until at least 31 October, with some easing. anvilgroup.com Page 75 of 186

• The Madhya Pradesh government has eased lockdown restrictions. There will be separate sets of unlocking guidelines for the places having the COVID-19 positivity rate above five per cent and below 5 per cent. The weekend curfew from 22:00 on Saturdays to 06:00 on Mondays will continue irrespective of unlocking. • A night curfew will run from 20:00 until 07:00 local time in Uttar Pradesh State. Easing will take place based on infection rates. • Telangana State government has imposed a night-time. The curfew will be in place between 22:00 and 06:00. All establishments will be required to close by 21:00, except essential services. • The Jammu and Kashmir government has extended measures by district until further notice. The general curfew is in place between 20:00 and 07:00 daily. • Curfews are in place across Himachal Pradesh State. Curfew time vary by district. • In Karnataka State, the night-time curfew will now run between 22:00 and 05:00 local time until at least 11 October. • Authorities in Kerala State have lifted the COVID-19 night curfew and removed the Sunday lockdown. It is understood that other restrictions on gatherings and business operating capacities have been maintained at this time. • In Punjab State, a 19:00 to 05:00 local time curfew is in effect. • The Uttarakhand State government has extended its current COVID-19 curfew until 5 October. Shops and business establishments in the state were also permitted to open from 08:00 to 21:00 six days a week. Wedding ceremonies with a 50 percent capacity limit are still allowed to go ahead. Individuals who have been fully vaccinated are no longer required to present a negative COVID-19 test result when attending marital events. Attendees who are not fully vaccinated are required to present a negative result obtained within the 72 hours prior to the event. • Restrictions in Odisha State have been eased; however, a curfew remains in place between 20:00 and 06:00. • A curfew is imposed in areas of Andhra Pradesh State from 23:00 to 06:00. • In Assam State, curfew will then run between 18:00 and 05:00 local time indefinitely. All businesses, restaurants, shops, and commercial facilities will be required to close by 17:00.

Special Conditions • Wearing face masks is compulsory in public spaces. • Social distancing of two metres is required.

Indonesia International • Passengers must enter Indonesia via Jakarta (CGK) or Manado (MDC). • Currently, all non-Indonesian travellers are prohibited from entering Indonesia, although there are exceptions to this ban. • If exempt from the ban, requirements of entry are as follows: possession of an English- language health certificate confirming a negative COVID-19 PCR swab test result and your certificate must be issued a maximum of 72 hours prior to your departure for Indonesia; evidence of having received two full doses of COVID-19 vaccine; a letter in English stating that you are willing to enter quarantine for at least 8 days in quarantine facilities or health service facilities according to Indonesian health protocols; aside from transportation crews and aid and humanitarian workers, visitor visa applicants are required to provide evidence of the availability of at least USD 10,000 or the equivalent from their sponsor; on arrival, you will need to undergo further COVID-19 swab tests on days 1 and 7 and quarantine at your own expense in a designated hotel for a period of 8 days. If your final test is negative, anvilgroup.com Page 76 of 186

you will be allowed to proceed with your journey. If the test is positive, you will be referred to a hospital; complete the Indonesian eHAC registration and be able to produce the QR code generated on arrival in Indonesia for inspection. • For further details see here - https://www.indonesia.travel/gb/en/coronavirus

Domestic • Authorities have extended COVID-19 restrictions on public activities, locally known as PPKM, in Java and Bali until 4 October. • Until this time, essential services are available, although many public services are shut. Non-essential businesses have been closed and those who are able to are required to work from home. Face masks and strict social distancing is also in effect. Significant fines will reportedly be issued to those who violate the restrictions. • Local neighbourhoods under PPKM restrictions can also be designated as green, yellow, orange, or red zones which allow tighter measures to be imposed. • Domestic flights have been allowed to resume subject to restrictions. Foreign nationals may travel on domestic flights solely for the purpose of transiting to an outbound international flight. • Passengers will be required to provide a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) before departure for all air, sea, and rail domestic travel.

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Iran International • Flights are limited. • All flights to and from Brazil and Uruguay have been suspended. Furthermore, flights are operated under special measures for travellers from 42 “very high-risk countries”. Passengers from these countries must take PCR tests upon their arrival, in addition to providing a negative PCR test prior to departure. • All passengers arriving into Iran by air are required to hold a valid health certificate, issued by the health authorities of the country of departure. This must contain a COVID-19 molecular test performed by an approved centre of the departure country, carried out within 96 hours of entry into Iran. Non-Iranian nationals will not be permitted entry without such a certificate. Iranian nationals without such a certificate will be directed to quarantine locations for 14 days and will incur associated medical and accommodation costs. Travellers may be tested for COVID-19 on arrival. • On arrival, passengers with a valid health certificate will not be required to self-isolate or quarantine. Iranian nationals without such a certificate will be directed to quarantine locations for 14 days and will incur associated medical and accommodation costs. • Iran has specified that the required self-declaration form can also be completed onboard. • All incoming travellers from Europe will need to undergo a two-week self-quarantine period upon arrival. Moreover, they will need to undergo a coronavirus test upon entry into the country and are required to present negative test results taken prior to their departure. • Most border crossings are closed, except for joint border crossings with Afghanistan. • The Gurbulak land border with Turkey is open. • The border with Turkmenistan is partially open. • Crossing points to Iraq from Khuzestan Province as well as the provinces of Ilam and Kermanshah have been closed to travellers. At least 11 cities and towns in Khuzestan Province are declared high-risk “red” zones. anvilgroup.com Page 77 of 186

• Visa services are temporarily suspended for Chinese nationals. • Individual countries are known to have flight bans imposed. Some counties although not prohibited from travel may require amended entry requirements to be met.

Domestic • Regions are being classified as either blue, yellow, orange, or red depending on the COVID- 19 fatality rate and outbreak. • The mandatory mask rule will continue to be implemented across the country. • Domestic flights are reportedly limited to 60 percent capacity limitations.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in enclosed public spaces and on public transportation.

Iraq International • People travelling to or from Iraq must show a negative PCR test from hospitals or medical laboratories that is less than 72 hours old. Travellers must self-quarantine for 14 days and not mix with others during this period. • This requirement may also be necessary for transit flights. • Iraq has begun allowing citizens to travel abroad under certain conditions. Iraqis who leave the country must undergo COVID-19 tests upon their return and self-isolate for two weeks. Those who test negative must self-quarantine at home for 14 days. Those who test positive or show symptoms of COVID-19 will be transferred to specialist hospitals. • Drivers bringing passengers to the airports must also be tested, at a cost of $40, while tests for people boarding flights cost $80. • All travellers are banned from entering Iraq for the purpose of tourism. • Unvaccinated foreign nationals will not be permitted to enter Iraq if their countries demand Iraqis vaccination proof for visa applications. • Entry into Kurdistan Region will be prohibited between Thursdays and Saturdays. Diplomats, government officials, and individuals who are employed by international organisations are exempt. Airports in the Kurdistan Region are still operating with all travellers being required to present a negative COVID-19 test result taken 72-hours prior to departure. A quarantine period of 14 days is applied for entry into Erbil. • Land borders are subject to closure. • Authorities have suspended all flights to and from India effective immediately until further notice. Iraqi citizens are permitted to return from India but are subject to a 14-day quarantine upon arrival.

Domestic • A countrywide (excluding Kurdistan) partial curfew is in effect between 23:00 to 05:00 local time. • Malls, restaurants, cafes, and other public facilities are operating but with restrictions. • Inter-provincial movement is eased. • Vehicle use is restricted based on the last digit of the license plate and may not carry more than three passengers. • Officials have imposed a night-time curfew in Kurdistan Region between Friday and Sunday weekly. All cafes, nightclubs and bars must close from midnight to 06:00 and cinemas must close completely. All individuals travelling into the region from other governorates must prove that they tested negative for COVID-19 72 hours before arrival.

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• The curfew begins at 00:01 and ends at 05:00. The curfew applies to all individuals except those working in the health, security, and services sectors. All large gatherings remain banned. Authorities are also maintaining mandatory social distancing protocols and the use of facemasks in public. The next stage will involve lifting the curfew entirely; however, this will be dependent on the country’s epidemiological situation.

Special Conditions • All individuals are required to wear face masks and social distance when in public. • Schools remain closed in Kurdistan region.

Ireland International • Ireland is using the EU Digital Covid Certificate system for EU arrivals. • The hotel quarantine system for arriving travellers is lifted. • Entry is permitted as long as travellers can provide valid proof of vaccination or valid proof that they have recovered from COVID-19 in the past 180 days. The vaccine must be one which has been approved by the European Medicines Agency. • All travellers must complete a Public Health Passenger Locator Form (https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/ab900-covid-19-passenger-locator-form/). • Additional restrictions are possible for specified countries. Check before departure. • Further details, see here - https://www.dfa.ie/travel/travel-advice/

Domestic • A five-tier system for determining domestic measures is now in effect. • Level 3 restrictions are in effect across the Republic of Ireland. • Only those who are fully vaccinated will be permitted to dine indoors. A Digital Covid Certificate QR reader will be used by pubs and restaurants in order to check for valid vaccine certificates, but paper certificates will still be accepted by hospitality staff. • All entertainment venues that are open are required to close by 23:30 local time and must ensure strict hygiene measures are in place. • Public transport has returned to 100 percent capacity. • Large crowds can gather for religious ceremonies. Places of worship and outdoor sporting venues are allowed to hold 50 percent capacity, and indoor venues are allowed to have 60 percent capacity for events for people who are vaccinated, while outdoor venues can hold 75 percent capacity for vaccinated people. The wearing of face masks is still mandatory on public transport and in the health and retail sectors. • The Irish Cabinet has reportedly agreed on a plan that will effectively end the majority of COVID-19 restrictions by 22 October.

Special Conditions • A free ‘COVID Tracker’ mobile application is available to the public through which alerts will show if the user has been in close contact with a COVID-19 patient, alerts others if the user tests positive, and guidelines.

Isle of Man International • COVID-19 testing and isolation rules have been scrapped for all residents regardless of their vaccination status. • Visitors from Common Travel Area (CTA) the who have tested positive for the virus in the last six months can also travel freely. Those travelling under the "natural immunity" pathway will be required to show proof of a positive PCR test result, recorded at least 11 days before arrival. • All arrivals are still urged to take a lateral flow test after reaching the island. • All travellers are still required to fill in a landing form. anvilgroup.com Page 79 of 186

• Check for any exemptions.

Domestic • Gatherings must not exceed 10 people, social distancing must be maintained, and face masks should be worn.

Special Conditions • The construction industry can resume operation under strict conditions. • A phased reopening of the island's schools is underway. • Outdoor leisure venues, children's play areas and hardware stores are allowed to reopen and indoor building work in occupied properties can resume.

Israel International • International flights have resumed to all destinations. • Select non-citizens and non-residents may enter Israel. These groups must be fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19, show proof of a first-degree relative in Israel and receive advanced approval from either the Interior Ministry or their local Israeli consulate. • Any permitted traveller is required to hold health insurance that covers COVID-19 treatment during their stay. • Permitted passengers will be required to isolate until they receive the results of the PCR test, they underwent upon arrival. Additionally, the list of countries from which vaccinated and recovered individuals will be required to quarantine is going to be expanded to include not only nations currently under Israel's travel ban – that Israelis cannot visit unless they obtain special governmental permission - but also countries under a travel warning. • Travellers will only be allowed to board their flight on presentation of a negative COVID-19 test taken during the 72 hours preceding travel. Those who have recovered from COVID-19 within the past three months may be exempt from undergoing pre-travel testing. • If you are eligible for entry, you will also need to complete an entry form. • Select travellers from countries with a travel warning in place will be subject to a seven-day quarantine period and additional testing. • A vaccinated traveller must present a vaccination certificate and negative COVID-19 test result as well as take an antibodies test upon arrival to enter Israel with a “shortened process”. The “shorten process” is still being put together. • Israel has closed its land borders with Jordan until further notice; and has suspended crossings with Gaza. • Mandatory testing will be necessary on arrival for countries of variant concern, as listed by authorities. Quarantine requirements may also apply. • A pilot scheme is announced that will permit the entry of fully vaccinated groups of tourists. Only travellers arriving from countries classified as 'yellow' or 'orange' are permitted entry, which includes all nations apart from Brazil, Bulgaria, Mexico and Turkey, which are classified as 'red'. In order to qualify, the tourists will need to present proof of a second vaccination recognized by the Israeli Health Ministry received within the last six months or of a third vaccination. Travellers will also be required to undergo a serological test upon arrival. Groups between five and 30 people are permitted, and the program does not limit the total number of groups allowed into the country. • For further details see here - https://govextra.gov.il/ministry-of-health/corona/corona- virus-en/

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• The full green pass system is in place again. Masks will be mandatory in all outdoor gatherings and vaccinated or recovered parents caring for a child in quarantine under the age of 12 will be required to isolate as well. Currently, the green pass, which grants access to venues and activities only to people who are fully vaccinated, recovered or who underwent a coronavirus test in the previous 72 hours, applies only to gatherings with more than 100 people at sports and culture events, conferences, exhibitions, hotels, gyms, pools, event halls and venues, festivals, restaurants, bars, cafes, dining rooms, museums, libraries, tourist attractions, and universities and higher education colleges. The full system will soon apply to several activities regardless of the number of participants. • Reinstated measures also include fines for businesses that do not enforce rules, including that customers wear masks. • Private gatherings are capped at 100 people outdoors and 50 people indoors, while at event venues, the cap is 500 outdoors and 400 indoors. Additionally, no event can surpass 75 percent of a venue’s full capacity. Mass events where there are no marked seats are capped at 1,000 people indoors and 5,000 people outdoors. • Capacity at the Western Wall is restricted to 8,000 people. • Extra measures are in place for the reopening of schools.

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Italy International • Airports and ports of entry are reopening and gradually resuming operations to allow international travel for citizens of the European Union and Schengen Area. • Travellers from European Union countries, and select other countries can now enter Italy without undertaking quarantine so-long as they provide proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival. • Italy also imposes additional measures on other specified countries of concern. • Italy is keeping the mandatory quarantine rule for all those arriving from a non-EU nation, even if they have passed through another internal Schengen country. • Unvaccinated travellers and those arriving without proof of vaccination and a negative test will be required to self-isolate for 5 days. You will need to contact the regional health office (ASL) to inform them where you will be completing your self-isolation period as you will be under surveillance. A test will be required at the end of the 5 day period. • Italian officials have extended the suspension of travel from several countries due to coronavirus. Such bans do not apply to Italian citizens. • Airport regulations note travellers are required to wear a medical mask whilst on board flights to and from Italy. Masks should be replaced every 4 hours if it is not possible to maintain social distancing. • For more details see here - https://infocovid.viaggiaresicuri.it/index_en.html

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obtained by those who have recovered from covid-19 or who have been vaccinated against it. Those who present a negative test will be issued with a 48-hour certificate for regional travel. • All travellers entering Italy must avoid using public transport and must arrange to be collected, take a taxi, or hire a car. • Face coverings are not required in White Zones. • A 'green pass' will be required to enter certain venues. The pass is a digital or paper certificate that shows if someone has received at least one dose of a vaccine, has tested negative or has recently recovered from COVID-19. Green pass holders self-isolation period if identified as a close contact of a positive case will reduce to 7 days. • Additional localised restrictions can be used to contain outbreaks. • If you test positive for COVID-19 you may have to enter a quarantine hotel. This may or may not be funded by the Italian government, depending on facilities available.

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Jamaica International • Air and seaports are gradually reopening to allow for international visitors. • All travellers to Jamaica must apply for a Travel Authorization through the Jamaica Tourist Board prior to arrival on the island. • All inbound travellers to Jamaica over the age of 12, including citizens, must present a negative COVID-19 test result on entry. The negative test result must have been completed within three days of travel. • The isolation order unvaccinated individuals is 14 days. For fully vaccinated persons (which means the person has received both doses of a two-dose vaccine or the single dose of a one-dose vaccine and at least two weeks have elapsed since receiving the last dose), the quarantine period is eight days. However, fully vaccinated persons now have the option of taking an approved PCR test and upon presentation of negative results, they can be released from the Quarantine Order. • All visitors will still be screened upon arrival in Jamaica via thermal temperature checks, symptom observation and a brief interview with a health officer. • Business travellers will be re tested on arrival at their own expense. • Leisure travellers from areas not currently designated as high risk may be subject to swab testing based on symptoms or responses to the risk assessment. • Business travellers will be tested on arrival at the airport. • Travel bans are periodically imposed for arrivals from countries assessed as high risk.

Domestic • A curfew will be in place from 20:00-05:00 local time Monday through Friday and a full lockdown is in effect from 18:00 on Saturdays to 05:00 on Mondays until at least 28 October. • Places of worship, gyms, dining establishments, and small events are limited to 50 percent capacity. Social events are restricted to 100 people or 50 percent of the venue's capacity.

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Japan International • Japan operates a flight ban list and imposes varying quarantine periods for arrivals from different countries. Certain exemptions apply. • Check here for the latest - https://www.mofa.go.jp/ca/fna/page4e_001053.html • Generally, all travellers including Japanese nationals have to submit a certificate of negative test result conducted within 72 hours (before departure from the first embarkation point) when entering Japan. Those who do not submit a certificate of negative test result will be denied entry into Japan in accordance with the Quarantine Act. Airline companies will reject boarding those without one. Please consult with Embassies or Consulates or Consular Office of Japan in case it is truly difficult to obtain the certificate of negative test result. • The country has lifted a travel ban on Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka. The six countries have been covered by a near-total entry ban on foreign nationals, including those who have been vaccinated and those with a valid residence status in Japan. • The government has introduced a three-day mandatory stay in government-designated facilities for travellers from more than 40 countries and regions due to the spread of the coronavirus and its variants, in particular. Arrivals subject to the mandatory three-day measure will be required to undergo tests for COVID-19 on the third day of their stay in self-isolation after entering Japan, in addition to a test conducted on arrival. Those who test negative will be allowed to return to their homes in Japan or to a facility of their choosing for the remainder of their 14-day quarantine period.

Domestic • The state of emergency and other restrictions in place in Tokyo and other regions are extended until 30 September. The state of emergency now covers 19 prefectures. • Quasi-state of emergency orders are also in place in other areas of the country.

Special Conditions • Public transportation is operational as long as passengers and crews adhere to social distancing measures. • The use of face masks in public areas, social distancing measures, and exercising basic precautions are advised.

Jersey International • A 'traffic light' system has launched in Jersey. • For destinations categorised as red, inbound passengers must enter a 14-day quarantine period and can be retested on day 10. • For destinations categorised as amber, inbound passengers self-isolate until day five, when they will have to take another test. • All passengers arriving into the island from regions classified as 'green', under the regional 'traffic light' system, are now required to follow the triple test rules. • The United Kingdom will be a 'green' and 'red' Classification only. All vaccinated passengers arriving from a 'red' area in the United Kingdom, will be considered as 'Green'. • All inbound passengers must complete a ‘pre-departure registration form’ to declare their recent travel history and any possible COVID-19 symptoms. • For the latest information see here - https://www.gov.je/Health/Coronavirus/Travel/Pages/CoronavirusTravelAdvice.aspx

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• People in Jersey can travel to and from the UK, Guernsey and the Isle of Man. Areas in the UK and the Crown dependencies will be classified green, amber or red. The classification will dictate how long islanders have to isolate for on their return to Jersey. All other countries, including Ireland and mainland Europe, will remain under the red 10-day isolation regime. • Travellers who are fully vaccinated in the common travel area will not be required to quarantine on arrival. Fully vaccinated arrivals will still be required to be tested. People coming from green and amber areas who are not fully vaccinated must continue to follow existing travel rules in place.

Domestic • The island will enter Stage 7 of its 'reconnection roadmap', which includes: Unlimited gatherings in homes and gardens, • Resumption of stand up drinking, Reopening of nightclubs, including dancing, Large indoor and outdoor events. • Masks will remain mandatory on public transport, taxis and at the island's ports.

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Jordan International • International commercial air services are gradually resuming. • An application to travel must be completed on the Gateway 2 Jordan website and you should receive a QR code before travelling. • All passengers, including Jordanians, arriving in Jordan by special repatriation flights or via land borders will be PCR tested at their own cost. You do not need to wait at the airport for PCR test results. You should proceed to your accommodation. The PCR test results will be sent by SMS. • Passengers arriving in to Jordan are no longer subject to quarantine measures. A negative PCR test within 72 hours of their arrival is required. • Additional restrictions including the need to quarantine is reserved for certain specified countries of high risk. • Arrivals from Turkey, Egypt and Iraq need to have a PCR test from accredited Labs only. • Certain arrivals are exempt from entry requirements, check for the latest. • The land crossings between Jordan, Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories are open for travellers. • Visitors will not be allowed into Aqaba through customs centres, the land border crossings of Wadi Al-Yatam and Wadi Araba, or the airport, unless: 21 days have passed since receipt of their first dose of a vaccine; or, for those over six years of age, they have received a negative PCR test 72 hours before arrival in Aqaba. • Sea borders are largely closed. • Entry bans are in place for designated countries. Check for the latest classifications.

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• Short notice lockdowns are possible. • At weddings, 200 people are permitted and at festivals, 50 percent of capacity is allowed.

Special Conditions • Gloves and masks are mandatory in all public places. Social distancing measures are also being enforced. • Cinemas, sporting facilities, and certain entertainment centres will be allowed to reopen to vaccinated individuals, but can only operate at up to 50 percent capacity. • All schools in Jordan will be operating through distance learning until further notice. Nurseries will remain open during this time.

Kazakhstan International • International flights out of Kazakhstan are available. • The Government of Kazakhstan is requiring foreign travellers arriving in Kazakhstan to provide a negative COVID-19 PCR test dated no more than three days prior to their entry to Kazakhstan. If they are unable to provide negative PCR test results, they will be denied entry. • In addition, each traveller must undergo a temperature check and fill out a questionnaire on prior travel, potential COVID-19 exposure, and contact information. • Those with elevated temperature may be required to stay in quarantine for two days to undergo a COVID-19 test. They may have to remain in quarantine in the event of positive test results. • Authorities have extended the period of permitted stay in the country for foreigners. Monitor for changes. • All passengers departing from Nur-Sultan’s international airport will have to install the Ashyq mobile app to enter the airport. The same regulation is in effect at Almaty international airport. The app shows a person’s status ranging from green (no movement restrictions, recent negative COVID-19 test) and blue (no movement restrictions) to yellow (contact with an infected person) and red (positive COVID-19). A person needs to fill in her or his individual identification number. • Officials have resumed and increased flight frequency with 16 countries, including Russia, Turkey, the UAE, Uzbekistan, and Germany. A visa-free regime has also continued with 30 countries with favourable epidemiological situations and high vaccination rates, such as Italy, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Spain, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Poland, Denmark, and others.

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from first to seventh grade studying in international schools will transition to a hybrid learning format. • Red Zone restrictions have been tightened, including: Having their bus and minibus transportation between cities suspended, except for those participating in the Ashyq project, a mobile app that requires people to scan QR code when visiting public places to display their COVID-19 status as part of the effort to minimize the spread of the virus. Indoor beaches and water parks will also be closed. Cafe and restaurants will be subject to capacity and opening time limits. Other venues will also be subject to restrictions. • Localised lockdowns are also used in high infection areas. • Social distancing and face masks are required at all times throughout the country. • Nationals are currently not allowed to exit the country. • Domestic flight operations have been gradually resuming. • Weddings, conferences, and exhibitions are permitted, but limited to 50 percent capacity and dependent on COVID-19 zones.

Special Conditions • Face masks are being advised in both indoor and outdoor public spaces. They must be worn on public transport. • Large events are prohibited.

Kenya International • All travellers entering the country must present a negative PCR COVID-19 test which is verified through the Trusted Travel Initiative or Global Haven partnership. Some users of the Trusted Travel Initiative website have faced challenges when seeking to certify PCR COVID-19 test results. In instances where travellers have been unable to verify their test online through the Trusted Travel Initiative website, Kenyan Port of Health Authorities will conduct manual verification using a hard copy of a negative PCR test result that has been stamped by the test centre as well as a hard copy of the official receipt for the payment of the PCR test. • Passengers must present a QR code generated by completing the "Travelers Health Surveillance Form". • Those leaving the country must show a negative COVID-19 certificate verified by the PanaBios system or Trusted Travel Initiative. • These tests must be taken no later than 96 hours prior to travel and the traveller must also not show any symptoms of the disease. • Travellers with a negative rapid test result – not a PCR result - will still need to enter mandatory or voluntary quarantine for 14 days, depending on the Kenyan authorities’ assessment on the traveller’s ability to quarantine. • Check for additional country specific restrictions or flight bans.

Domestic • President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced the extension of the 22:00 to 04:00 curfew to 19 October. • All public gatherings and in-person meetings remain suspended. • All forms of physical/congregational worship in the country remain limited to one-third of the capacity of the venue.

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• Face masks must be worn, and social distancing guidelines followed outdoors and in all public spaces.

Kiribati International • Kiribati will now deny entry to any travellers who have been in or transited countries with confirmed local transmission within 14 days immediately prior to entering Kiribati. A list of countries covered by these restrictions is available from the Kiribati Ministry of Health and Medical Services. For a list of restricted countries, go here - https://mhms.gov.ki/ • Borders will remain closed for the foreseeable future according to the government. • All passengers must also provide a medical clearance to confirm that they are virus-free. • Travellers arriving earlier than the required 14-day waiting period may be subject to quarantine and/or deportation. • Please note that travel restrictions are subject to change without notice. • Kiribati national borders will reopen from January 2022.

Domestic • State of emergency is in effect until further notice. • Social distancing is encouraged.

Special Conditions • Government officials are being paid electronically and are encouraged to set up bank accounts to limit the use of cash. • A night-time curfew has taken effect in South Tarawa and Betio. The curfew will be in place between 21:00 and 06:00 local time. Furthermore, all social gatherings and alcohol are banned. All schools on South Tarawa and Betio will close, and all non-essential travel to and from the outer islands is prohibited. The curfew order says all persons must remain at their residence during the curfew hours unless requiring medical attention, or to deal with the emergency services.

Kuwait International • All arrivals in Kuwait must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test before they board their flights and must not be showing any symptoms. • All arrivals will have to be home quarantined for seven days unless they take a Covid-19 PCR test inside Kuwait that comes out negative. • To enter you will need valid residency, and a negative PCR test conducted in the previous 72 hours. Variations to the restrictions may exist between departure locations; check before booking your journey. • It has been agreed to exempt certain arrivals in Kuwait from compulsory quarantine, including those vaccinated using shots approved in the country, as well as people who had recovered from Covid-19 within 90 days, both of whom still need to submit a negative PCR test conducted 72 hours after arrival. Those who cannot get the jab for health reasons will be allowed to travel only with health ministry consent, while non-inoculated pregnant women with valid maternity certificates can also travel abroad. • Passenger flight bans are used to protect against high risk countries. Check for the latest list. • Before entering the aircraft, the passengers must download and register in the Shlonik mobile application. Passengers must also show proof of insurance with COVID-19 coverage. They must wear masks and gloves while inside the aircraft. The passengers will have to undergo thermal scanning and must maintain social distancing. anvilgroup.com Page 87 of 186

• Land and sea borders are also closed. • Foreigners with valid residency can enter Kuwait. You must be fully vaccinated with a vaccine approved in Kuwait (Pfizer, Astra Zeneca, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson) and present a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours before boarding. You will have to quarantine at home for seven days on arrival, although quarantine can end if the PCR test carried out on arrival proves negative. • Only citizens (barring set exemptions) who have been vaccinated for COVID-19 can travel abroad. • Those belonging to age categories not targeted by the health ministry’s vaccination campaign and those exempted for health reasons can travel unvaccinated.

Domestic • A curfew has been lifted; however, restrictions remain gatherings which include conferences, weddings, and social events. • COVID-19 vaccination passports are required to enter certain facilities including malls, restaurants, cafes, gyms, salons, parks, and museums. • The Kuwaiti cabinet has approved the return of usual working hours across all government bodies.

Special Conditions • Masks are required in all public places.

Kyrgyzstan International • Some international commercial flights have resumed. • Kyrgyzstan requires travellers to have a negative COVID-19 PCR test result dated no more than 72 hours before arrival into the country. Passengers must hand-carry original test results. Travellers without valid PCR results will be denied boarding or entry. Passengers may be required to take another PCR test upon arrival depending on duration of travel and/or exhibited symptoms. If your journey is delayed and your results are outside the 72 hour period you will need to have a further PCR test on arrival. • There are no quarantine requirements for people entering the country. However, if you are showing symptoms of coronavirus, you may be taken to state medical facilities. • Foreign travellers can arrive via international airports in Manas, Osh, and Issyk-Kul. • Commercial flights with Russia have resumed. Kyrgyz citizens travelling to Russia are required to provide a negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for COVID-19 no more than three days prior to arrival. • The Kyrgyz government has announced that foreign citizens and stateless persons can currently stay in Kyrgyzstan indefinitely without a visa, even if registration has expired. If you need to extend your period of stay on the basis of obtaining a visa (work permit, family ties, or other grounds) the visa centre is willing to consider the possibility of obtaining visas without leaving the Kyrgyz republic. • There are difficulties crossing lands borders with China and Uzbekistan. Uzbek citizens are allowed to enter Kyrgyzstan at the Dostuk Border Point. • Entry to Manas, Osh and Issyk-Kul International airports is temporarily limited. Only passengers who have tickets for departure on the specified date will be able to enter the airport buildings.

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• Internal flights between Bishkek, Osh, Jalalabad and Batken are operating, though with a reduced service. Passengers are subject to health screenings. The terminal buildings at Manas, Osh, and Issyk-Kul airports will only be permitted for passengers who have tickets for departure on that date. • Bishkek and Osh are designated red zones, meaning that a range of restrictions are ostensibly in place. These include prohibitions on cafes allowing gatherings of large groups of people and the obligatory use of face masks. • Taxi services and city public transport are able to operate as normal. • Talas region has also tightened restrictions, with no travel permitted with Bishkek and Osh.

Special Conditions • Most businesses and public spaces in Kyrgyzstan have now reopened. • Pools, gyms, and public baths remain closed. • Face masks and social distancing are required inside establishments. • Public gatherings are banned.

Laos International • All international and traditional border checkpoints and crossings will remain closed as part of lockdown measures. • Laos’ borders are largely closed. International flights have been suspended, except for humanitarian, medical, or repatriation flights. • Some local and customary border crossings are being temporarily reopened. Check local sources. • Officials have suspended the visa on arrival service at all international entry points. No visas are being issued to people travelling from or transiting a country with an ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. However, the authorities may consider granting entry permission for foreigners (experts, technicians, and foreign nationals that are needed for essential projects) who wish to travel to Laos. Anyone arriving in Laos with a visa will need to quarantine at a government facility or approved hotel for 14 days at their own expense. • Any foreigners permitted entry must show certification of a negative coronavirus test upon entry from within 72 hours and are subject to a second COVID-19 test upon arrival, at your own expense, to the airport and a 14-day quarantine period. • Emergency stops where the passengers and airline crew do not disembark are allowed. • COVID-19 insurance is now mandatory for entry. • Charter flights do take place.

Domestic • Individuals must adhere to all official measures implemented by the National Taskforce Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control. Domestic measures are extended until at least 30 September. • A lockdown has been imposed in Vientiane until at least 30 September. Stay-at-home orders are in effect, with the exception of essential purposes. All gatherings, conferences, religious events, and weddings are prohibited. Funerals may take place with health protocols in place. A curfew is also in place from 22:00 to 05:00 daily. The curfew prohibits all road traffic, except for freight transportation vehicles, emergency vehicles, and vehicles authorised by the COVID-19 Taskforce. • The zoning system in Vientiane has been maintained, with areas still being classed as either red, yellow, or green. Although, travel is now permitted to and from Vientiane and other provinces across the country for passengers who have been fully vaccinated with two doses anvilgroup.com Page 89 of 186

of vaccine without a requirement of 14 days quarantine. Shopping malls, retail shops, supermarkets, minimarts, and fresh markets that comply with COVID-19 prevention measures may remain open. Outdoor exercise and non-contact sporting activities are permitted. Restaurants may continue to provide dine-in services in green zones but must strictly comply with all COVID-19 prevention measures. Events or activities with under 50 participants may be held in areas that are not red zones, but social distancing and other COVID-19 prevention measures must be strictly enforced. • Public transport by land and air is permitted between provinces where community transmission has not been identified. Travel is prohibited from the Vientiane Capital district to the provinces. Travel into the Vientiane Capital district is also prohibited except for returning residents, those who work in the capital, or have obtained special permission from the COVID-19 Task Force. Transportation to and from the capital district will be suspended and the police will set up checkpoints to enforce the order. • Some limited domestic flight services have resumed for eligible travellers who are fully vaccinated and have permission to travel from the Lao authorities (permission is also required for anyone if travelling with unvaccinated children). • Compulsory quarantine will be applied to those who have close contact with confirmed COVID-19 patients. The quarantine will be at designated quarantine facilities or hotels.

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Latvia International • All persons travelling to Latvia must fill out an electronic form on the Covidpass.lv website not earlier than 48 hours before entering Latvia and provide the requested information concerning vaccination, testing, or recovery from COVID-19. • Restrictions on entry to Latvia depend on the country the person is travelling from and on whether the person has been vaccinated, or recovered from COVID-19. • Details, see here: https://www.mfa.gov.lv/en/consular-information/news/66019- emergency-situation-in-latvia-to-restrict-the-spread-of-covid-19 • Flight bans are in place for select countries. • Officials are exempting passengers younger than 12 years from the self-isolation requirement.

Domestic • The State of Emergency has been lifted but most of its measures remain in place. This includes restrictions on the opening of catering, retail, entertainment and leisure establishments and limits on the number of people allowed to gather at private and public events both indoors and outdoors. • Restrictions can be found here - https://covid19.gov.lv/en/support-society/how-behave- safely/covid-19-control-measures

Special Conditions • In Latvia, it is possible to apply for a free COVID-19 test by phone by calling 8303. • It is compulsory to wear face masks in public areas. Barring for children under 13 years of age; anyone with certain medical conditions.

Lebanon International

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• If you are travelling to Lebanon, you are required to take a PCR test at a laboratory certified by local authorities 96 hours before you travel, and to show the result at check-in at your departure airport. If you do not have a negative PCR test result within this time frame and in an approved form (paper or email, not SMS), you will not be allowed to board your flight to Lebanon. Children under 12 are exempt from this requirement. The government has announced that you are exempt from this requirement if you have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine more than 15 days prior to your departure to Lebanon. However, you must have received the second dose of the vaccine in one of the following places: Lebanon, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, European countries (including the UK), Asian countries, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco or Tunisia. Those who have recovered from COVID-19 are also exempt. • All passengers (apart from children under the age of 12 and members of UNIFIL) will be required to take a PCR test at Beirut International Airport on arrival, which is provided at the airline’s expense. • Passengers from certain specified high risk countries must have a hotel booking for 4 days/3 nights on arrival in a government-approved hotel where they must complete 4 days of quarantine before taking a PCR test. A hotel booking is required to board the plane. • Any passenger who shows symptoms of illness including COVID-19 will not be allowed to board the aircraft. • Passengers who left Lebanon for a period not exceeding one week are not required to do a PCR test before departure, but will be subject to a PCR test in Lebanon. • All travellers will also be required to download and activate the “Covid Leb Track” mobile application on arrival to Lebanon, and to present the application to the authorities at Beirut International Airport at the time of the PCR test. • Supplementary restrictions/measures are enforced for certain specified countries. Check for the latest.

Domestic • Domestic COVID-19 restrictions remain in place and a State of Medical Emergency will remain in place until at least 30 September. • Lebanon is to limit entry to restaurants, cafes, pubs and beaches to people holding COVID- 19 vaccine certificates or those who have taken antibodies tests. Non-vaccinated employees of these establishments are required to conduct a PCR test every 72 hours.

Special Conditions • Masks are required outside of the home and fines are in place for violations. • Social distancing measures must be practised outdoors.

Lesotho International • Limited passenger air services between Johannesburg and Moshoeshoe International Airport have restarted. • Air travel remains restricted and land border movement is limited. Exceptions are made for the transportation of essential goods, to attend the funeral of immediate family members, diplomats, students, permanent residents, citizens and for medical purposes. Those who present a negative COVID-19 test taken no longer than 72 hours before arrival will be permitted entry. • Travellers from another coronavirus-affected country or who has been in close contact with a COVID-19 patient are required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival.

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• Those intending on leaving Lesotho must present a negative COVID-19 test, not older than 72 hours, before departure. • Citizens, permanent residents, and visitors may be denied entry if they are presenting COVID-19 symptoms. • Digitalised AU Trusted Travel certificates will be required for entry and exit. • Government advice can be found here - https://www.gov.ls/about-coronavirus-covid-19/

Domestic • Officials have implemented a five-stage system to determine the level of restrictions in place. • Lesotho reverted to “Purple Level” restrictions. • A curfew is in place from 23:00 to 04:00 local time. • Public transport can operate with seating capacity limits. Masks must be worn at all times. • Anyone leaving their place of residence must wear a face covering. This includes while walking in the street, and in shops and public offices.

Special Conditions • Most businesses, including, Supermarkets, grocery shops, and clothing stores, are permitted to operate between 08:00 and 20:00 local time. All other businesses are operating at up to 50 percent capacity from 06:00 to 21:00.

Liberia International • Ports have reopened and international commercial flights have resumed. • Monrovia-Roberts International Airport has reopened to flights. • Border crossings with Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea and Sierra Leone are closed except for essential reasons such as importing food and medicines. • Before arrival, in Liberia, you must download the Lib Travel mobile app. • Before travelling to Liberia, you must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test result from an accredited lab, regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status. Your test must be conducted a maximum of 96 hours before arrival in Liberia. • You must complete a Health Screening Arrival Form before arrival, for monitoring and contact tracing. • On arrival at entry points, staff will check your temperature and you must wash your hands with soap and water. • Passengers entering Liberia will be tested for COVID-19 by the National Public Health Reference Laboratory team (unless exempt from testing). You must provide evidence of paying the US$75 fee. • At Roberts International Airport in addition to being tested for COVID-19 upon arrival, all travellers must now present a negative PCR COVID-19 test result, regardless of vaccination status. • Travellers who have been in Bangladesh, India, or Pakistan in the last 14 days will not be permitted to enter Liberia. • Government of Liberia strongly recommends that all travellers self-isolate for 7 days and self-monitor symptoms via the Lib Travel app for 14 days, beginning the day after arrival in Liberia. Isolation periods may differ for high risk countries. • If you are visiting Liberia for up to 5 days on a short mission (e.g. you were invited by government or an international NGO to provide technical assistance), you are exempt from testing on arrival, under certain conditions. This includes presenting a negative PCR COVID-

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19 test result certificate from an accredited lab within 96 hours of testing. Check government details before travel for the full list. • Barring exemptions, before departure from Liberia, you will need a negative COVID-19 test result, and a travel certificate issued by Liberia’s National Public Health Reference Laboratory.

Domestic • The Ministry of Health has announced a “Revised COVID-19 Declaration of National Health Emergency”. • The military will no longer perform civil policing duties to enforce COVID-19 restrictions.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory if out in public. • Social distancing is still required. • Restrictions remain on gatherings. • Plan for micro-conditions. • Border restrictions are also in effect for Ebola.

Libya International • Land, sea, and air borders remain largely restricted or closed; however, eastern Libya is understood to be reopening some borders with limitations. • The border with Tunisia has reopened and flights are resuming. • Misrata Airport and Mitiga International Airport are open for limited international flights. • Afriqiyah Airways and Libyan Wings are understood to be operating. • Temperature screening are being carried out at air, land, and seaports of entry. • The Ministry of Health has multiple designated quarantine sites where individuals may be quarantined for 14-days. • Inbound travellers permitted entry into eastern Libya are required to present a negative COVID-19 test, not older than 48 hours. • Exemptions to travel restrictions will be made for individuals who need critical medical attention abroad.

Domestic • The Government of National Accord (GNA) has lifted the daily curfew. • GNA lockdowns are intermittent and could be imposed at short notice. • In LNA (Libyan National Army) controlled areas, a curfew is in place from 19:00 to 07:00 local time, until further notice, and movement is strictly prohibited. The borders for the area controlled by the Libyan National Army (LNA), in the east of the country, remain open. Travellers to Benghazi and other locations in the east must show proof of a negative COVID- 19 test, taken within 48 hours of arriving in the country.

Special Conditions • All administrative institutions continue their work at a 10 percent rate from 09:00 to 14:00 local time, highlighting the importance of taking all the precautionary measures to prevent all forms of gatherings. • Public gatherings are prohibited. • The wearing of face masks remains mandatory when in public and reduced movement outside of the home is encouraged.

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Liechtenstein International • Travellers from UK and non-EU/EEA countries are permitted entry, if they can adequately demonstrate they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. • Travellers who can adequately demonstrate they have been fully vaccinated against COVID- 19, you will no longer have to present a test on arrival or quarantine for 10 days. • People entering from a state or area with a high risk of infection must be quarantined for 10 days. The list used is issued by Switzerland - https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/de/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien- pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/empfehlungen-fuer- reisende/quarantaene-einreisende.html

Domestic • Face masks must be worn by people over the age of 12 on all public transportation and inside all public establishments. • All facilities, such as museums and fitness centres are open to the public. • Individuals must either show that they are fully vaccinated, recovered, or present a negative COVID-19 test result to enter public spaces such as restaurants, bars, clubs, and other cultural, entertainment, leisure, and sports venues. • Latest updates can be found here - https://www.llv.li/inhalt/118724/amtsstellen/coronavirus

Special Conditions • Events with over 50 people require participants hold a COVID-19 certificate.

Lithuania International • Entry requirements are based on a tiered colour coded system. • Arrivals from 'Green' countries must undergo PCR testing, the test result should not be older than 72 hours at the time of arrival, whereas for those who take a rapid antigen test, the test result should not be older than 48 hours. Those arriving from a 'yellow' country will now have to undergo a second Coronavirus test three to five days after their arrival. 'Red or grey category' arrivals will be subject to the testing obligation and a ten-day quarantine requirement. Nonetheless, the self-isolation period can be shortened if a negative test result is provided seven days after arrival. The testing requirement does not apply to those who have already recovered from the disease and those who have been fully vaccinated. The self-isolation requirement is also not valid for the yellow category. • All persons exempted from the quarantine rules will be required to have documents proving the intended exemption (with translation into Lithuanian, English, or Russian). • Passengers younger than 16 years old are not required to do a COVID-19 test. • Lithuania has introduced a COVID-19 test requirement for airline crew staying more than 24 hours. • Check here for the latest - https://koronastop.lrv.lt/en/#news

Domestic • Multiple venues will require a health certificate to enter. This would include people who have recovered from COVID-19 in the past 180 days, have tested negative for coronavirus using a PCR or an antigen test, or have been fully vaccinated. • Face masks are no longer compulsory in outdoor public spaces. A 2m distance must be maintained between members of different households. It is advised that you continue to wear face masks when mixing with individuals outside your household. anvilgroup.com Page 94 of 186

• Passengers on public transport must be seated and leave a 1m distance between themselves and other passengers • Taxis may be used, but should be booked for members of the same household only. • Returning workers will need to undergo prophylactic coronavirus testing.

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Luxembourg International • Restriction to air travel and entry will remain in place until 30 December. • The Luxembourg Government requires all airline passengers, from the age of six years old, to be in possession of a negative PCR COVID-19 test result. This test should be taken no more than 72 hours before the flight. Proof of a negative viral antigen (rapid test), taken no more than last 72 hours before the flight, will also be accepted. • All travellers arriving in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg by air will again be able to benefit from a free PCR test at Findel Airport. Passengers must be tested on the day of their arrival at the COVID-19 testing station at Lux-Airport, by presenting their voucher (available at the baggage claim area) and flight ticket. The PCR test results are usually available within 24 hours. • If you are travelling to Luxembourg by air, you will be asked to complete a passenger locator form while on the plane. • Quarantine is lifted for all travellers. • For further details see here - https://covid19.public.lu/en/travellers/visiting- luxembourg.html

Domestic • The curfew has been lifted. • You can be forcibly isolated for ten days if positive for COVID-19. • Face masks are mandatory on public transportation and in indoor public places. • Private citizens need to use the CovidCheck system when gathering, extending its use beyond businesses and sports venues. • Current measures are in place until at least 18 October.

Special Conditions • Indoor and outdoor gatherings are permitted • Restaurants, cafes, and all businesses are open.

Macao International • Mainland China, Macau, Hong Kong, and Taiwan residents can still enter the territory if they have not been to other locations in the previous 21 days. • Travellers to Macao from Taiwan will have to undergo an extra "self-health management" period for at least seven days, apart from the current 14-day medical observation at designated venues. • Inbound passengers from medium- and high-risk areas of mainland China must quarantine until reaching 14 days from their last exposure at designated hotels, with a minimum quarantine period of seven days • Foreigners can enter Macao, but only from mainland China. • A QR three-color code system is in place for border checkpoints, public administration premises, and commercial establishments. This new code prompts registrants to confirm anvilgroup.com Page 95 of 186

whether or not individuals have been in COVID-19 quarantine at home or in a government designated-facility and is categorised into three colours: red, yellow, and green. Persons who generate a red or yellow code may be subject to testing, hospitalisation, or subsequent restrictions on movement. • Foreign non-residents who are already in Macau can now leave for Mainland China and return to the SAR without having to complete a quarantine. • Temperature checks will be conducted before boarding flights. • The Barrier Gate checkpoint has resumed operations between 06:00 and 13:00 local time. • Those that were planning to travel to Hong Kong should be aware that Hong Kong has suspended the quarantine exemption for people entering from Macau under the Return2hk or Come2hk Scheme. Travellers from Macau will be subject to 14-day compulsory quarantine at home if they have not been fully vaccinated; and to 7-day compulsory quarantine at home for those who have been fully vaccinated. • Entry requirements for travellers from Brazil, India, Nepal, Pakistan and the Philippines have been tightened. Those who have visited these countries in the previous 28 days must present three negative COVID-19 test results within seven days of arrival. The tests must be at least 24 hours apart, with the last one taken 72 hours before boarding. • All arrivals into Macau from Guangdong Province are now required to provide a negative test result obtained within the past 48 hours, while anyone who has visited certain districts in Guangzhou or Foshan inside the past two weeks must enter hotel quarantine for 14 days. • Ferry services between Macau and Shenzhen and Macau and Zhuhai’s Wanzai Port have been suspended until further notice. If you are planning to depart Macau, please be aware that all outbound travellers must test negative for COVID-19 within 48 hours of their departure. • Macao can impose quarantine on arrivals from listed outbreak cities in mainland China.

Domestic • A three colour QR code system is being enforced consisting of green, yellow, and red. Those assigned a yellow or red will be subject to further test and movement restrictions. • All local hotels, guesthouses, integrated resorts, catering and other establishments must now require guests to wear masks, have their temperature checked and present a Macao Health Code upon admission. • Authorities have ordered the closure of entertainment venues (gyms, cinemas, discos, bowling rooms, bars, massage parlours and karaoke venues) but not casinos. • Education institutions are suspending face to face classes or all classes until 3 October.

Special Conditions • Visitors must also sign up to a local health app, and use this to send daily updates on their health for 14 days. • Face masks are required in casinos, government offices, and on public transportation.

Madagascar International • Borders are still closed to passengers from overseas, but a permit may be issued to people travelling to Madagascar for a family funeral, if necessary. • No passenger cruise ships may enter Madagascar at this stage. • On arriving in Madagascar, an extra PCR test will be carried out at the airport and passengers are required to remain under strict lockdown in a hotel until they receive the test result (which may take up to 4 days)

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• Some regional airports – but not the main airport in the capital city of Antananarivo – have reopened. • International arrivals to Nosy Be are banned. Anyone permitted to Nosy Be will be subjected to have a mandatory PCR test 72 hours prior to arrival, completing a health form and submitting to temperature checks on arrival. • Furthermore, travellers must have a return ticket, sign a ‘letter of commitment’ that promises to abide by the country’s COVID-19 health measures and carry a local phone card so they can be monitored. • Restrictions are in place until further notice.

Domestic • The state of health emergency has been lifted. • The gathering of more than 400 people is prohibited, especially in Antananarivo- Renivohitra, Antananarivo Avaradrano, Antananarivo Atsimondrano, Ambohidratrimo, Ambatondrazaka and Fianarantsoa 1. • For domestic flights, a negative PCR test is required for travel.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory if outside in public or on public transportation.

Malawi International • Lilongwe-Kamuzu International Airport is reopening for limited international services. • Malawi has started allowing entry to all passengers. • If you are eligible for entry, you will need to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of your arrival. • You may also be tested for COVID-19 on arrival at your own expense. Passengers may be required to remain at the airport or a testing centre until their COVID-19 test results are known, usually within 24 hours. • All travellers wishing to leave Malawi are required to produce a negative PCR test obtained within 72 hours prior to departure from Malawi. • Testing centres are located at a number of Government approved facilities, including: Mzuzu Central Hospital (Mzuzu), Kamuzu Central Hospital (Lilongwe), Public Health Institute (Lilongwe), Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (Blantyre) and Zomba Central Hospital (Zomba). • Non-essential international travel from Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Brazil is banned until further notice. • All land borders remain closed with exemptions in place for Malawian nationals and essential service providers. • Officials have introduced a K1,000 fee for disinfectant for all vehicles entering the country through Songwe border and US$50 for each person entering Malawi for a COVID-19 test.

Domestic • President Lazarus Chakwera has declared a state of national disaster. • A nightly curfew is in place between 22:00 - 05:00 local time.

Special Conditions • All gatherings, including religious events, are permitted to have no more than 100 people at indoor venues and 250 people at outdoor venues.

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• Bars, restaurants and supermarkets are allowed to open during their licensed operating hours, but they must close by midnight. All businesses and public service buildings must be sanitised at least once a week and fitted with handwashing facilities at entrances and exits. • The wearing of protective face masks is compulsory in all public spaces. • Bars and nightclubs are permitted to open between 14:00 and 22:00 and restaurants can only operate at 50 percent capacity. • Political rallies have been banned and sports events are no longer permitted to have spectators.

Malaysia International • The government has issued a ban on entry to citizens arriving from countries that have more than 150,000 COVID-19 cases, even if they hold long-term passes. Prior to this, all foreigners were banned from entering the country, except for nationals, permanent residents, diplomatic and official passports, and long-term pass holders working in the country’s essential services sector. • The country's borders has partially reopened for select expatriates in top management positions and medical tourists to enter, while permitting its citizens to leave the country for medical, education or other specific purposes. Foreigners seeking medical treatment in the country will need to register with the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council and undergo a COVID-19 screening test in their home country ahead of their arrival in Malaysia. • Entry bans are imposed for arrivals from high-risk countries. • Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to start cross-border travel for long-term pass holders and essential business and official travellers. Travellers from Singapore will now undergo 14 days of quarantine in Malaysia. • Those attempting to visit the country must complete and submit a ‘Letter of Undertaking and Indemnity’ and any supporting documents to the nearest Malaysian consulate or embassy at least three days in advance to gain approval for travel. • All arriving travellers, regardless of nationality, are subject to a 10-14 day mandatory quarantine at hotels and government centres at their own cost. • All passengers who will enter Malaysia must undergo a COVID-19 test before departing their country of origin, or upon arrival into Malaysia. Passengers arriving from "green zone" countries do not need to quarantine, but they must use the government's MySejahtera App for monitoring purposes. • Select holders of the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) pass may be allowed entry into the country, subject to existing regulations by the Department of Immigration. MM2H pass holders must be tested negative of COVID-19 14 days prior to arrival into Malaysia. • Travellers with onward domestic connections are also required to undergo the mandatory 14-day quarantine before being allowed to proceed to their domestic destinations; however, travellers with connections to Sabah and Sarawak are allowed to proceed and undergo quarantine in the respective states. • You can transit via Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) as long as you remain airside. • Transit that requires passage through immigration is not possible unless you meet the general immigration requirements. • All foreign travellers entering the country will have to pay for quarantine charges. Travellers will be charged fully without subsidies from the government or RM4,700 to RM2,600 fixed operating cost and RM2,100 accommodation cost. Furthermore, the second and third individuals who share a room with the first will be charged part of the accommodation cost. There will be no charge for children under the age of six.

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• Returning citizens and residents who are fully vaccinated can serve their quarantine at home • Foreign nationals are permitted to depart the country. However, all Malaysian citizens and permanent residents are banned from leaving the country. • Transit across the Malaysia-Brunei border is at the discretion of the immigration authorities. • Travellers entering Malaysia through the Johor international gateway must submit an application to undergo mandatory quarantine at their home or another residence at least seven days prior to their arrival. Travellers would also need to undergo a COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test no later than three days before departure. Travellers must also have a house or place of residence in Malaysia, tested negative for COVID-19, be fully vaccinated, and that the house or place of residence is appropriate. • For further details see here - https://www.malaysia.gov.my/portal/subcategory/1540

Domestic • For areas under Phase 1 of Malaysia's national recovery plan, which include Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Kedah, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka and Johor states, various non-essential businesses have resumed operations but must adhere to strict hygiene measures. • In Kelantan, Pahang, Terengganu, Sabah, Perak, and Penang states, currently under Phase 2, additional 'creative industry' stores can open. Shops must also ensure that customers show proof that they have been fully vaccinated. • In all areas of the country, manufacturing, construction, mining, and quarrying sectors can resume operations. Restrictions on operational capacity depend on the percentage of vaccinated workers.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public, crowded spaces, and on public transportation.

Maldives International • All individuals, travelling to an island where 60 percent of the island population (including tourist resort/guesthouse and hotel islands) have completed the two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine recognised by the World Health Organisation (WHO), are exempted from travel quarantine. • Vaccinated non-tourists (work permit holders) arriving in the Maldives to work in certain sectors are required to present a PCR test for which the sample was taken within a maximum of 96 hours prior to their travel to the island nation. If this requirement is not fulfilled, the individual will be required to take a test upon arrival. Those who have not completed vaccinations will need to self-isolate for 14 days and register on the Haalubelun portal. After completing the quarantine, you must do an exit test. • All visitors must present a negative PCR test for COVID-19 on arrival to Maldives. The test and negative PCR certificate must be issued no more than 96 hours prior to departure. • Temperature checks and screening procedures will be in place on arrival. • Quarantine facilities have been set up to isolate any suspected cases of COVID-19. Travellers presenting symptoms of COVID-19 upon arrival will be subjected to a PCR test at the traveller’s cost or at the cost of the tourist facility where the traveller is booked to stay in the Maldives. • Local health authorities may conduct random testing, at no cost to travellers. • If an individual stayed at a tourist guesthouse (instead of a resort island), the traveller must undergo a PCR test within 72 hours of their departure from the Maldives.

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• Arrivals from select countries will be required to provide a negative test within 48 hours prior to their departure. • Vaccinated passengers and passengers who have recovered from COVID-19 are exempt from quarantine measures.

Domestic • A public health emergency is in effect until 1 October. • Those who have not received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine can only travel to inhabited islands with guesthouses if: 60 percent of the island population have completed two doses of a WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccine; 95 percent of all employees in the tourism sector of the island have completed two doses of a WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccine; 90 percent of the island population over the age of 60 has completed two doses of a WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccine. Unvaccinated visitors that travel to islands that meet the above vaccine coverage criteria must take a PCR test 7 days after arrival. • Those who have received two vaccination doses and have a negative PCR test result can travel internally to islands that are not under monitoring without having to quarantine. If the positivity rate is between 5 and 10 percent on the island you are travelling from, you must observe a 7-day quarantine at your destination island. If the positivity rate is higher than 10 percent, 14-day quarantine must be observed at the destination. • Use of masks is mandatory while travelling by air and sea. • Dine in services at cafes and restaurants have been extended until 23:30 local time. Shops can also operate until 22:00. Public gatherings can be held if less than 30 people are attending.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in all enclosed and public spaces. • A distance of three feet must be maintained with others when going out, and groups of no more than five are allowed outside.

Mali International • The government announced the resumption of commercial air travel, as well as the reopening of land borders to passenger traffic. • Incoming travellers must present a negative result from a COVID-19 test taken no more than 72 hours before arrival. Those unable to do so will be tested upon arrival and quarantined until results are available. Those displaying symptoms of the disease will be isolated at the port of entry while a test is conducted. Travellers who test positive for coronavirus will be quarantined at a government facility. • Those leaving Mali must also present negative results from a COVID-19 test taken no more than 72 hours before departure. • Additionally, travellers are required to wear a face mask and complete a health form in order to enter the country. The form is available online at www.sante.gov.ml and www.anac-mali.org

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• The work schedule for all government offices (with the exception of defence, security, and health) has been reduced to 07:30 to 14:00, Monday through Friday. • You can get a COVID-19 test, including if required for departing from Mali, at a cost of 35,000 CFA at L’Institut National de Santé Publique (INSP), Hippodrome Route de Koulikoro, Rue 235 Porte 52, Commune I, BP 1771. Telephone: +223 20 21 42 31; +223 20 21 43 20. INSP is open for testing from 07:30 – 14:00 every day. Collection time for the results certificate is from 15:00-16:30 every day. • Some private hospitals are also offering testing. • Public gatherings exceeding 50 people are banned. • If you have any questions concerning coronavirus in Mali, the government of Mali has a hotline you can call on 36061.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face covering is mandatory in all public spaces.

Malta International • Malta operates a colour coded system entry system dependent on departure location. • Authorities have announced that persons arriving from tens of European Union/Schengen Area and third countries will be able to enter Malta provided that they hold a valid vaccination certificate. The certificate needs to be issued with regards to a vaccine, which is recognized and approved by Malta’s Superintendent of Public Health (currently only the Maltese Vaccination Certificate). The approved vaccines include Pfizer-BioNtech, Moderna, Oxford-AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson. Citizens from any other country need to present a negative PCR Swab Test which needs to be taken at least 72 hours prior to arrival in Malta. • The Government of Malta will recognise the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) vaccination card. • Tight restrictions have been imposed on high risk areas. Passengers intending to travel to Malta from these locations must provide a negative PCR test, self-isolate for 14 days, and be retested on days five and seven of their visit. They must also obtain prior approval from the Maltese authorities to enter. • Arrivals from specified countries are not allowed to enter. • Several safety guidelines have been introduced for those travelling through Malta International Airport, including the mandatory wearing of a mask or visor and the maintaining of social distancing as well. Furthermore, both arriving and departing passengers will be subject to temperature checks, with those who are detected to have a fever not being allowed to fly and thereafter tested for COVID-19. • All travellers are required to complete a Public Health Travel Declaration and Passenger Locator Form for entry. • Testing requirements may not be necessary for fully vaccinated arrivals from certain countries. • Residents of Malta can request quarantine at an alternative address to a government institution – see exact rules at the below link. • Check for any country specific requirements here - https://www.visitmalta.com/en/info/new-covid-19-updates/

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• Anyone who has taken all doses of the vaccine and 14 days have passed since the last dose and is in possession of the vaccine certificate, will be able to stay 'without a mask in open public places in groups of 2. • Children under the age of 12 may remain without a mask as long as they are accompanied by a person who is fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Marshall International Islands • International travellers are banned from entering the Marshall Islands until advised. • All inbound international flights are suspended until further notice. Cargo flights are exempt. • Non-essential outbound air travel is suspended. • All arriving travellers must currently self-isolate for 21 days. • Fishing vessels and most other vessels must spend at least 14 days on the water from their last port of departure to arrival in the Marshall Islands; as long as they have not changed crews in this period. However, liveaboard vessels and yachts are not permitted entry. • Repatriation for residents is imminent. Key elements of any repatriation will be COVID-19 testing prior to departure, quarantine prior to getting on an aircraft, quarantine in the Marshall Islands, and multiple Covid-19 tests before release.

Domestic • Domestic air travel is heavily restricted, and travel between Kwajalein and Majuro is only allowed via Air Marshalls. • The Marshall Islands are under ‘Conditions Level Yellow’.

Special Conditions • Social distancing is advised when in public places. • Wearing face masks are encouraged but not mandatory. • Frequent hand washing is advised.

Martinique International • Entry restrictions are dependent on the departure country’s classification (red, orange, green). • Most travellers over the age of 11 must prove a negative COVID-19 test result, not older than 72 hours, before boarding a flight to Martinique. Travellers must also complete a sworn declaration certifying that they do not have COVID-19, self-isolate for seven days, and be retested to be released from quarantine. Fully vaccinated travellers will be exempt from the isolation period. • Certain sanitary conditions are in place for travel, such as checking the temperature before boarding or wearing a mask in the terminal and on the plane. • Unvaccinated passengers over the age of 11 from Guadeloupe are banned unless they have a compelling reason for their journey.

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certificate will be needed to travel beyond 10km of one's home, and all recreational activities will be allowed if they take place within the same distance from the residence; however, grouping on boats with more than six people is prohibited. • Establishments can reopen if they obtain the health pass and mandate masking.

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Mauritania International • International flights with Nouakchott International Airport-Oumtounsy are resuming. • Mauritania has asked people entering its borders to quarantine. • You must take a PCR test dated in the 3 day period before arrival and show evidence of the negative test result, with the date of the test clearly labelled. • Non-Mauritanian nationals that arrive without a PCR (antigen not accepted) test will not be allowed to enter the country and will be obliged to immediately return to their country of origin. • You must wear a face-mask on arrival. • You must complete an individual health declaration on arrival. • You will undergo a contactless temperature check on arrival. If you have a temperature upon arrival, you must agree to a PCR or rapid antigen test. While waiting for the test result you must self-isolate at your own expense in a hotel or your place of residence for 14 days. If the test is negative, you can leave self-isolation before the end of the 14-day period. • If you are arriving from the UK, South Africa, Brazil, India or another country identified as a source of new COVID-19 variants, you must quarantine at your own expense in a hotel or your place of residence for 10 days. You must then take a PCR test in Mauritania, and if this is negative, you can exit quarantine. • Should you need to take another test while in Mauritania, for example for onward travel, the Mauritanian Ministry of Health has approved the following institutions to carry out COVID-19 testing within Mauritania: Institut National de Recherche en Santé Publique (INRSP) / Institut National d’hépato-Virologie (INHV). • Humanitarian, technical support, and cargo flights are exempt. • Land border crossings to Morocco remain closed to non-commercial traffic. Land borders with Senegal and Mali have reopened.

Domestic • Nationwide curfew across the country from midnight to 06:00 local time. • You must wear a face covering on public transport and in shops. • Social distancing of at least 1.5 metres in public. • All government offices will work from 08:00 to 16:00 local time. • All Friday prayers in mosques are temporarily suspended. • Inter-province travel is permitted and domestic flights are operating.

Special Conditions • Schools and universities have been closed until further notice.

Mauritius International • Officials have announced that a phased reopening of international borders is underway. • Fully vaccinated travellers must book their stay at an approved 'COVID-19 safe' hotel, present a negative PCR test result on arrival (not older than 3-7 days), remain on the hotel's premises for 14 days, and undergo further testing on days seven and 14 of their stay. A anvilgroup.com Page 103 of 186

negative result after day 14 may release the individual to move throughout the island. Travellers must also fill out these health declaration and locator forms: https://health.govmu.org/Pages/Main%20Page/Openingofborders.aspx • Unvaccinated passengers must book accommodation at a 'quarantine hotel' for the first 14 days of their journey, arrive with a negative PCR test result, undergo further testing on days seven and 14. After a negative result on day 14, the traveller may leave isolation and move throughout the island. These regulations will remain in place until 30 September. • The ‘Quarantine Act 2020’ also bans the entry of any non-approved aircrafts and ships. • Mauritius has confirmed it will open its borders to international travellers in a phased manner until 30 September. Initially, officials will allow fully-vaccinated travellers to visit. Visitors will be restricted to facilities within their resorts, including swimming pools and private beaches but can venture outside if they stay longer than 7 days and test negative from a PCR test. Additionally, adult travellers to Mauritius aged 18 years or over must undergo a PCR test between five and seven days before departure and a negative result is required to travel to the island. Travellers will also have a PCR test on arrival at the airport in Mauritius and on day seven. • For phase two of the reopening, from 1 October, vaccinated travellers will be allowed entry without restrictions if they present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before departure. Unvaccinated travellers will be subject to 14 days in-room quarantine for both phases one and two until further notice.

Domestic • Public transportation is operating with reduced capacity. • Gatherings will be authorized up to a limit of 50 people, restaurants will be able to resume their activity, places of worship and socio-cultural activities will be able to reopen with a maximum capacity of 50 people. The same gauge of 50 people maximum will be applied to funerals and weddings.

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Mayotte International • Travel is generally permitted from mainland France or Reunion Island. • Travel with Comoros is slowly restarting. • International travel is only permitted for personal or family reasons, a medical emergency, or for professional reasons. • Upon arrival, travellers will be required to show a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 72 hours of arrival. They will also undergo testing upon arrival, a seven-day quarantine period, and then a further coronavirus test. • Travellers from France who are fully vaccinated will be exempt from self-isolation requirements and will not have to provide an exceptions reason for travel. • A certificate for exceptional travel must be completed. It can be found here - https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Actualites/L-actu-du-Ministere/Attestation-de-deplacement- et-de-voyage

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• 50% capacity gauges are in place in shops. • Prohibition of gatherings of more than 10 people in public space.

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Mexico International • International commercial flights are operating, but services may be limited. • Several major Mexican airlines such as Aeromexico, Interjet, and Volaris have decreased the number of flights into and out of the country. Multiple international airlines have also announced a reduction in schedules. • Non-essential travel to Mexico across the land border with the United States is prohibited until 21 October. Essential movement includes individuals traveling for education, healthcare, trade, government work, and US nationals returning to the U.S. • Check for other land border restrictions that could be imposed at short notice. • Travellers passing through ports of entry at the border may be subject to health screenings, which is causing additional disruptions to ground transit. • There is currently no mandated quarantine period for asymptomatic individuals entering the country. • Travellers must submit this questionnaire upon arrival: https://afac.hostingerapp.com/

Domestic • A tiered system of reopening the country has commenced. • Measures, such as curfews and movement restrictions, are in effect in several states. States are being designated as red, orange, yellow, or green due to level or transmission, with these restrictions to remain in effect until 3 October. • Red states are permitting only essential businesses to operate and residents are encouraged to remain home for the greatest extent of time possible. Face coverings are required in public. • Orange states allow non-essential businesses to open with capacity limitations. Supermarkets and markets can operate up to 75 percent capacity. Lodging and restaurants can open at 40 percent capacity outdoors and 30 percent indoors. Malls, places of worship, theatres, and museums should not go above 25 percent capacity. • Yellow states allow non-essential businesses to reopen with capacity limitations. Restaurants and lodging establishments can operate at up to 50 percent capacity. Malls, places of worship, cinemas, theatres, museums, and cultural venues are limited to 35 percent capacity. • Chiapas is under green measures. • Travellers are advised to check local regulations prior to travel.

Special Conditions • Many non-essential activities have been suspended nationwide. • Self-quarantine has been imposed for individuals over the age of 60 or those with high-risk or pre-existing medical conditions. • Hotels, restaurants, and shopping centres are open in most areas of the country, but with capacity limitations. • Some beach resorts are allowed to reopen with limitations. • Mexico has the authority to return, fine, or jail foreign travellers who do not comply with their sanitary measures. anvilgroup.com Page 105 of 186

Micronesia International • Fully vaccinated travellers coming in from Level 1 jurisdictions on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Travel Health Notice list do not have to quarantine in any form, after providing verifiable vaccination documentation from their respective health department or health provider and after their lodging or household passes assessment. If household assessment failed, travellers will be given the option to self-monitor at home. Travelers from Level 1 jurisdictions also do not have to test upon arrival but will be tested on the fifth day after arrival. • Before flying to the CNMI, all travellers are encouraged to fill out the mandatory health declaration form at https://governor.gov.mp/covid-19/travel for faster processing. • Fully vaccinated travellers from jurisdictions other than Level 1 can apply to quarantine at their lodging or home after being verified for completing their COVID-19 vaccination and passing a lodging or household assessment. If their household assessment fails, travellers will be required to quarantine at a government quarantine facility. These individuals will be tested on arrival and the fifth day after arrival. • Individuals are deemed fully vaccinated two weeks after their second or last dose. • Travelers applying for any modified quarantine may receive an application decision after they arrive and may be required to quarantine at the designated government facility pending approval. It is recommended to apply at least 72 hours prior to arrival into the CNMI, as requests are processed in the order of receipt and validation.

Domestic • A nationwide state of public health emergency remains in place until at least 30 September. • Latest details can be found here - https://www.fsmgov.org/index.html

Special Conditions • The US Education Secretary has announced substantial investments to assist schools’ responses to physical distancing in the Federated States of Micronesia.

Moldova International • On entering Moldova, all arrivals must complete an epidemiological form that declares information about your state of health (relevant to the COVID pandemic) and confirm that you will self-isolate for 14 days unless you are exempt. • You will be exempt from self-isolation if you present one of the following documents: proof that you have received both doses of an approved vaccination. The second dose must have been administered at least 14 days before your date of arrival. Current rules do not specify whether electronic documents are acceptable as proof, but you are recommended to present your vaccination certificate in paper form; negative result of a PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before your date of arrival; • negative result of a rapid antigen test taken no more than 48 hours before your date of arrival; • a confirmation of the presence of COVID-19 antibodies (serological test) that is valid for a period of 90 days from the date of the test; All documents are accepted in the following languages: English, Romanian, Russian, French, Italian and German. • Arrivals who are in self-isolation may take a PCR test or a rapid antigen test on the 7th day, and will not have to continue self-isolating if the test is negative. • You are allowed to enter Transnistrian region, without a negative PCR test. This rule is in place until at least 1 October.

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• Moldovan officials have declared a state of emergency until at least 30 October. Individuals older than 18 will be required to prove they have been vaccinated, recovered with antibodies, or tested negative if attending both indoor and outdoor events. • Additional health measures could be introduced.

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Monaco International • Following the rapid spread of the Delta variant in several regions of Europe, the Prince’s Government invites all residents returning from a stay abroad to be tested. The negative result of a PCR test should be carried out less 72 hours before arriving in the Principality. • For your travel to France, residents who wish to visit the Alpes Maritimes or Var Departments for a period of more than 24 hours, a PCR test is required. For all trips beyond the Alpes Maritimes or Var Departments, a PCR test of less than 72 hours is required. • You are traveling to Monaco, or coming back to Monaco after your holidays, in order to protect the population residing in the Principality, the Government requires all residents returning from holidays outside the Principality to make an appointment at the call centre (92055500) in order to carry out a PCR test on their return to the Principality. (Except for stays of less than 24 hours in the Departments of Alpes Maritimes or Var). • Cruise ships are banned from docking in Monaco until further notice. • Relevant certification is required for entry from abroad including French overseas territories. Refer to government website guidance. • Bus services to and from France are operating.

Domestic • Domestic COVID-19 measures will remain in place. • Curfew restrictions are lifted. • Teleworking is no longer mandatory. • Authorities are implementing the use of the ‘Monaco Safe Pass’, to determine vaccination or testing statuses. • All Monegasques, residents and employees of the Principality (+18) are required to present the health pass to access Monaco’s restaurants and bars. Hotel or vessel guests must also do the same.

Special Conditions • Wearing a mask outdoors is compulsory for anyone over 5 years old. However, it is not compulsory to wear the mask on the beaches and around swimming pools. • Any hotel guest coming to the Principality from coronavirus hot sports or arriving from outside of the European Union will now have mandatory Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) testing. These visitors can either provide the result of a PCR test carried out 72 hours before their arrival or undergo an on-site test. • Rapid COVID-19 blood tests are now conducted by the private sector at a cost of no more than 25 euros. • Gatherings in public space limited to 10 people.

Mongolia International • Limited flights are possible.

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• The Mongolian government has indicated it may allow foreign nationals to travel to Mongolia on incoming charter flights if they meet certain criteria (a valid long-stay visa, permanent residency or short term business visas). All incoming passengers are required to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before arrival and either: Present valid evidence of having received a full vaccination course against COVID-19 at least 14 days before arriving in Mongolia. • Unless vaccinated or you can prove recovery, passengers are subject to quarantine at designated facilities for 7 days, followed by self-isolation for 7 days. • of quarantine. • Border crossings with China and Russia are closed apart from cargo and other essential reasons. • Occasional charter flights have been arranged. • International rail passenger transport remains suspended.

Domestic • The government of Mongolia has placed the country under an “Orange Level” status, or “partial heightened state of readiness”. • Major markets, hotels, restaurants, resorts, tourist camps and saunas across the country can resume their operations at 50-percent capacity with strict observation of social distancing guidelines and wearing face masks. • Restrictions have been tightened in Bayankhongor and several other provinces. Bus services between Bayankhongor and Ulaanbaatar are being restricted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 18:00. Passengers aged 18 and older must have been fully vaccinated or submit a negative PCR test result.

Special Conditions • Masks are required to be worn in public spaces. Individuals are subject to fines if they are not wearing a face covering.

Montenegro International • Both testing and quarantine requirements have been removed for travellers who are arriving from and have spent at least 15 days in the European Union member states, Israel, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and North Macedonia. • Passengers from all other countries must present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours), a negative rapid antigen test (not older than 48 hours) or a positive serology test on IgG antibodies (not older than 30 days) for entry. Passengers must also be fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to arrival. • Those departing Montenegro must pass through either the Vuča or Metaljka border crossings.

Domestic • Domestic restrictions will remain in place until at least 8 October. • Enhanced restrictions are in place in parts of the country with high incidence of coronavirus cases. • Entry to indoor spaces in cafes, restaurants, nightclubs, and sporting events will require proof either of vaccination against coronavirus, recovery from coronavirus, a negative PCR test less than 72 hours old or a negative rapid antigen test less than 48 hours old.

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• Public transportation and taxi services have been allowed to resume. Face masks are required in all public vehicles. • Visiting people in healthcare institutions remains banned. • For the latest measures see here - https://www.covidodgovor.me/

Special Conditions • Face masks should be worn where social distancing is not possible with people outside of their household. • Working from home is recommended wherever possible.

Montserrat International • All passengers are required to confirm their accommodation before their journey and submit an 'Access Declaration Form' online to register with the authorities. • Most travellers will need to submit a negative PCR or RNA test result (not older than five days), except for individuals under the age of 12, those entering due to a medical evacuation, or passengers who have received prior authorization. • After arrival, fully vaccinated people will be required to enter a five-day quarantine period, and are not mandated to be tested within 24 hours of entry. Another test can be taken on days three to four. If the test result is negative, the traveller may end isolation. • Unvaccinated passengers must undergo further testing within 24 hours of arrival, enter a 14-day quarantine period, and be retested between days 12 and 14. If negative, the person may leave isolation on day 14. • Children under the age of 18 are not required to undergo testing within 24 hours of entry, but must enter quarantine with their accompanying adult and take a test to leave isolation. • There are currently no known restrictions on individuals seeking to depart the country. • Face masks must be worn for entry. • Check the latest requirements here - http://www.gov.ms/latest-on-the-coronavirus/

Domestic • There are currently no restrictions on internal travel in Montserrat, although social distancing requirements have reduced the capacity on buses and taxis. The wearing of a face covering is mandatory in all publicly accessible buildings, including banks, shops, and government offices etc, and remains mandatory on public transport and planes at all times outside one’s home and garden. • All curfew restrictions have been lifted. • Indoor and outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people.

Special Conditions • If you think you have COVID-19, flu or common cold symptoms, you are asked to call the “Flu Hotline” on +1 (664) 496-9724.

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prior to arrival, present a vaccination certificate and undergo a mandatory ten-day quarantine. The lists will be reviewed every two weeks and amended accordingly. • Certain specified countries are asked to meet varying criteria for entry. Check before travel. • On arrival to Morocco, you will be asked to present a completed Public Health Passenger form. • Foreign Nationals resident in Morocco will need to present proof of their residency in the form of a ‘carte de séjour’ (residency card). • Ferries carrying passengers will come exclusively from Sete (France) and Genoa (Italy). The same PCR test requirement, as well as additional sanitary measures, will apply to ferry passengers. Please note that these ferry routes can close at short notice due to COVID-19 measures. • Family members (defined as “first degree” relatives: children, spouse, parents) accompanying an eligible traveller require a “livret de famille” (family register) to travel. You should consult your nearest Moroccan Consulate before travelling.

Domestic • The nationwide state of emergency is in place until 31 October (subject to extension). The night-time curfew will now run between 21:00 and 05:00 local time, with shops, restaurants, and cafes being able to remain open until 21:00. A travel ban is in place for Casablanca, Agadir and Marrakech. This means that you are not permitted to travel to/from these cities from elsewhere in Morocco unless you hold a vaccination passport. Travelling between other cities may be subject to obtaining an authorisation from local authorities depending on the health situation in that city. You should contact the nearest local authority to check if you are required to obtain an exceptional certificate of movement, which can be provided by your local Wilaya. • Provinces/prefectures will be categorised into zones according to the health of the area. Residents of Zone 1 will face fewer restrictions on movement and be able to resume commercial activities. Leisure and entertainment spaces, such as gyms, can open at 50 percent capacity. Highways and public roads will also reopen between cities, along with railways. Domestic flights and transport activities will reopen according to specific conditions. • In Zone 2, people will be able to move within the zone without an exceptional movement permit. People wishing to travel outside of Zone 2 should have a permit signed by local authorities. • Areas with higher case rates may have adjusted hours for curfews. Lockdowns are in place for some cities as well as neighbourhoods with spikes in COVID-19 cases. • Gatherings and activities will be allowed provided they do not exceed 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors. Public transport capacity will be raised to 75% and theatres, cinemas, culture centres, libraries, museums will be allowed to fill in 50% of their capacity. Wedding halls will also be allowed to fill in 50% of their seats provided that the number of people in attendance does not exceed 100 people. Beaches and swimming pools will also be open for visitors at 50% capacity.

Special Conditions • Wearing a face mask in public is compulsory and anyone seen violating this order could face one to three months in prison.

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• International commercial passenger flights have resumed; however, the quantity of flights are currently limited. All incoming travellers must show a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no longer than 72 hours before arrival. Passengers who are showing symptoms of coronavirus upon arrival in the country or are unable to provide a negative test result must self-quarantine for 14 days. • Passengers younger than 5 years do not need to show a COVID-19 test and the test obtained by nationals and residents of Mozambique is valid for 7 days instead of 14 days. • Arrivals with a valid test to Mozambique, regardless of citizenship, will be on a mandated 10-day self-quarantine. • Nationals and residents of Mozambique who have been outside Mozambique for less than 7 days do not need a PCR test but must quarantine on return for 14 days.

Domestic • The Mozambican government has declared “State of Calamity”’, which will remain in place indefinitely. These regulations laid under the “State of Calamity” have imposed restrictions on movement within the country. • Theatres, cinemas, museums and gyms can now reopen without exceeding 30 percent of the maximum capacity. Public swimming pools and beaches can also reopen for recreation until 17:00 local time daily. Pre-school education has also been allowed to resume.

Special Conditions • Wearing face coverings is compulsory in all public spaces including on public transport.

Myanmar International • All international commercial flights have been suspended until at least 30 September. • All land borders are closed to foreign travellers. • Medical evacuation, cargo, and preapproved flights are exempted. • At present Myanmar authorities can offer business visas to foreign nationals with a compelling case. You or your employer must make your case to your nearest Myanmar Embassy and obtain permission. • There are temperature checks for all arrivals. Arrivals must provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test result. • Arrivals in Myanmar must enter government-arranged quarantine for a period of 10 days. You will be allotted your quarantine facility on arrival. You may have no choice. You are likely to be placed in the same government quarantine facility or hotel as all the other people on your flight. You will be provided with food, for which you will be charged. You should confirm your quarantine requirements with the relevant Myanmar Embassy or Consulate before you travel. • All travellers will be tested for COVID-19 by RT-PCR on day 3 and day 7 during the quarantine period and will be required to pay for the testing fees. Travellers who test positive for COVID-19 will be immediately isolated and taken to a medical facility. Foreign nationals will be expected to pay the medical costs and other costs related to isolation and treatment in designated health facilities. You may be required to do more than one COVID- 19 test before you leave quarantine, even if you test negative.

Domestic • Enhanced restrictions and stay at home rules are understood to remain in place. People must wear face masks when in public. Medical facilities and shops selling essential goods,

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like fuel, medicine and other supplies may remain open. A 20:00 - 04:00 local time curfew is understood to still be in place nationwide. • Domestic flights are largely suspended. • Inter-provincial public transportation services have resumed in compliance with regional curfews that remain in effect.

Special Conditions • Plan for regional differences in measures.

Namibia International • International air travel is now permitted, although the government may restrict movement or bring in new quarantine rules with little warning. • All travellers must produce a negative Sars Covid-19 PCR test result (valid for 7 days from the date of collection). Children younger than 5 years are exempt from this requirement. • Nationals and residents of Namibia without a negative PCR test, are subject to quarantine at their own expense. • Travellers are also required to complete a travel health questionnaire and present it on arrival, where they will also be screened. • Zambia’s Port Health authorities are also performing additional swab tests on all non- vaccinated travellers before they are permitted to leave the airports. The authorities will contact any passengers who test positive for COVID-19 and may require affected travellers to self-isolate or be confined to quarantine for 14 days.

Domestic • A nationwide curfew is in place between 23:00 and 04:00 local time. • All travel between regions has been suspended. • The limit on public gatherings has increased to 150 people, and public transport may operate at 50-percent capacity. In addition, select businesses such as nightclubs, casinos, and gyms can reopen at 50-percent capacity with a maximum of 100 people. Contact sport events may resume without spectators, and educational facilities can reopen with no capacity limit, provided strict health measures are adhered to. • Private sector roadblocks for testing are being established on major routes. • Restrictions will be reviewed on 15 October.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face masks in public is mandatory, and anyone who violates this order is liable to pay a fine up to 2,000 Namibia dollars or may face imprisonment. • Schools have resumed face to face classes. • All businesses must close by 19:00 local time.

Nauru International • The only scheduled flight to Nauru is now a fortnightly service, on alternate Fridays, Brisbane-Nauru-Brisbane • Nauru authorities are requesting all persons to consider whether travel to Nauru is necessary and all persons are asked to cancel or postpone any non-essential travel to Nauru. • All passengers must present evidence of a negative PCR COVID test, undertaken not more than 3 days before travel to Nauru.

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• Only passengers who have spent at least the previous 14 days in the following countries will be considered eligible to enter Nauru: Australia (NOT including Victoria), Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Taiwan, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu. • Travellers wishing to enter Nauru from a country not listed above must apply for an exemption from the Nauru Government. Passengers who have transited through, or have been in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, Iran, Italy, Korea, Europe, USA, or Asia (except Taiwan) in the past 21 days, will not be allowed to enter Nauru. • A 14-day quarantine is required upon arrival.

Domestic • There are certain restrictions on domestic travel.

Special Conditions • Social distancing is advised and wearing face masks is encouraged. • Australia is to provide support through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Nepal International • Limited flight options are available. • Before departure, all travellers will need to present a negative Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test result obtained within the previous 72 hours. Individuals will also need to undergo a period of isolation upon entry into Nepal. • Nepal will amend its quarantine requirements for those entering the country if they have received both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. Fully vaccinated travellers are subject to a seven-day isolation period at their private accommodation or home. • Unvaccinated individual may be subject to a seven-day quarantine period at a designated site. • There may be restrictions on your length of stay and a need for adequate health insurance; check before travel. • If you return a positive PCR test upon arrival, you will be required to stay in hotel quarantine until a negative test is presented. • Passengers younger than 5 years and their legal guardians are exempt from the quarantine hotel reservation requirement. • The Nepali government has opened all land border crossings for the movement of Nepali and foreign nationals. Fully vaccinated foreigners can travel to Nepal after testing negative for COVID-19 either through polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or antigen tests. Nepal has a total of 35 border crossings with India and two border points with China.

Domestic • Lockdown measures are lifted. Health protocols remain in place.

Special Conditions • Police are strictly enforcing measures on social distancing and face masks.

Netherlands International • A colour coded restrictions system is in place. Check your departure location for specific measures including testing and quarantine requirements. • All passengers over the age of 13 flying to and from a Dutch airport are required to complete a ‘Health Screening Form’. It must be kept on hand for the duration of their journey and will likely be checked at multiples stages of transit. anvilgroup.com Page 113 of 186

• Specific locations within countries have been known to be added to the quarantine list; subject to change. • If a pre-departure test is required, this must be done so 72-hours or 24-hours prior to arrival depending on the test taken. For entry, COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are to be taken at most 24 hours before boarding the flight of the first embarkation point. • Many airlines have implemented face mask requirements. Masks are also required inside airports where social distancing is not possible. • Select airlines may be implementing specific screening measures at airports. • Vaccination certificates are now being accepted for entry. This includes the EU Digital COVID Certificate system. Quarantine measures will not apply to passengers with a COVID- 19 vaccination certificate. • The quarantine requirement for vaccinated travellers arriving from very-high risk countries has been lifted, allowing travellers from several countries to enter the Netherlands without being obliged to self-isolate upon arrival. • The Dutch government has implemented measures which mean that non-EU/EEA nationals and nationals of non-Schengen states arriving from outside of the Schengen area will not be permitted entry to the Netherlands for non-essential purposes. • Travellers over the age of 12 arriving from a yellow (medium) risk country, who are unvaccinated or have not previously recovered from the virus, must present a negative PCR or antigen test for entry. Anyone arriving from a green (low) risk country outside of the EU must present proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result. • For further details see here - https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19

Domestic • The obligation for people to wear face masks in indoor public spaces has been lifted, except on public transportation, in airports, and at locations where the distancing requirement cannot be met. • Social distancing orders have been lifted. Outdoor sports events and festivals can resume at full capacity. COVID-19 health passes will be required to access venues such as bars, restaurants, and theatres from individuals over the age of 13. The pass shows either: proof of vaccination, recovery from the virus, or a negative test result.

Special Conditions • Individuals are encouraged to practice social distancing of 1.5 metres when outdoors. • Those who enter into quarantine after having come into contact with someone known to be infected with the virus will only have to remain in quarantine for a period of five days.

New International Caledonia • International flights are operating, but flights and entry are limited, until 31 December. • All inbound passengers are required to quarantine for two weeks, after which the individual must undergo a COVID-19 PCR test. Inbound travellers must also complete a health declaration form upon arrival and must prove imperative family or professional reasons for travel. • All travellers intending to fly to New Caledonia have to complete an online ‘census form’ and are required to submit a negative PCR test (not older than 72) hours upon arrival. Travellers must enter a 7- or 14-day isolation period, depending on entry rules from certain locations. • Fully vaccinated travellers may be subject to a 7-day quarantine period, provided they show proof and adhere to other entry requirements. anvilgroup.com Page 114 of 186

• Individuals who have received a full Pfizer/BioNTech vaccination regime can complete a 7- day quarantine period on arrival. • The “Tamtam Bubble” between Vanuatu and New Caledonia is operating; however, travel will be restricted to Vanuatu's main island of Efate. • Air Caledonie has resumed services from Noumea to Ouvea and Isle of Pines and to Lifou and Mare.

Domestic • A state of emergency is declared. • A curfew is in effect from 21:00 to 05:00 local time until at least 4 October.

Special Conditions • Individuals over the age of 11 must wear face masks and practise social distancing if out in public.

New Zealand International • All foreigners and non-residents are barred from entering New Zealand until at least 31 December 2021, with the exception of direct family members, diplomats, and air and marine crew. • Special exceptions may be made for Samoa and Tonga nationals. • Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers from several Pacific islands will be permitted travel from 4 and 12 October. • A two-way travel bubble has opened with the Cook Islands, without the need for the travellers to quarantine. • Most travellers require a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours) to enter the country. • All entries must undergo a 14-day quarantine at pre-designated facilities. Arrivals will be tested on day 3 during quarantine. • Travellers to New Zealand must register on the Managed Isolation Allocation System as the first step to securing their place in a managed isolation facility. Before booking flights, one needs to register for a voucher for managed isolation. Specified passengers do not require a voucher for managed isolation. • Provision of a voucher for managed isolation does not guarantee entry into New Zealand. You must first ensure you qualify to enter the country under New Zealand’s border restrictions. You can apply for your MIQ voucher up to 3 months in advance. • There are a few exceptional circumstances in which people can apply for an exemption from managed isolation. • There are a small number of additional, limited exceptions to the ban on travelling to and entering New Zealand. • The trans-Tasman bubble remains suspended between Australia and New Zealand. Flights to and from some Australian states could still be suspended if there are any local outbreaks. All travellers will need to provide comprehensive information on how they can be contacted while in New Zealand and no Australians will be able to travel if they have cold or flu symptoms. Flights from Australia will be called a "green zone flight", meaning there will be no passengers on that flight who have come from anywhere but Australia in the last 14 days and only crew who have not flown on any high-risk routes for a set period of time will be onboard the plane. Short notice suspensions are possible. • Pre-departure testing has been extended to all travellers except with Australia, Antarctica and most Pacific islands. anvilgroup.com Page 115 of 186

• All passengers arriving in New Zealand except those from exempted countries without evidence of a negative approved test or medical certificate will incur an infringement offence fee or a fine not exceeding 1,000 New Zealand dollars. • Monitor for short notice changes to testing and quarantine measures based on imported COVID-19 cases. • For further details see here - https://covid19.govt.nz/

Domestic • Sea ports are closed to commercial passenger ships until further notice. • Auckland will move to level 3 restrictions. The decision will be reviewed on Monday 4 October. Under these restrictions, people must keep their bubble small and work from home if possible. Schools are largely closed, and children should continue to learn from home. Face coverings are mandatory on public transport, inside retail businesses, and public venues for those 12 years or over. Furthermore, some businesses and services can have customers on their premises. They include supermarkets, dairies, butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers, food banks, petrol stations, self-service laundries, banks and financial institutions, hardware stores - for trade customers only, health services, pharmacies, accommodation services, courts and tribunals, social and community-based services to maintain critical wellbeing or crisis support, emergency services, parliamentary services, passenger services - including public transport by road, rail, air or sea and school hostels. • The rest of the country will remain at level 2 but will move from gatherings of 50 to gatherings of up to 100. • Wearing a face mask on all public transport and domestic flights in New Zealand is legally required at COVID Levels 1 and 2. • The Alert Levels may be applied at a town, city, territorial local authority, regional or national level.

Special Conditions • Micro lockdowns are possible.

Nicaragua International • Most international flights are suspended. Augusto C. Sandino International Airport (MGA) in Managua is open, but operating limited services. • The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health has announced that travellers who intend to enter the country will be required to present a negative result of the COVID-19 PCR test. The test must be carried out within 72 hours of arriving. Travellers that test negative will not be subject to any quarantine measures. The mandate includes all entry points, both air and land. • Foreign travellers with symptoms of COVID-19 will not be allowed to enter. • The Nicaraguan government has relaxed the entry restrictions for citizens of the countries of Africa, Asia, and Oceania. These travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test result from 96 hours prior to arrival. • Flights who wish to operate must request 72 hours in advance. • At present, only Avianca Airlines, Copa Airlines, and Aeromexico are operating limited flights and charter services to and from the country. Other airlines are understood to be suspending their schedules until at least November. • There have been reports of the land borders being closed at short or no notice.

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• No official national restrictions, including social distancing measures, have been set in place.

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Niger International • All international passenger flights into and out of Niger have resumed. • Both passengers arriving and those leaving Niger must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result not more than 72 hours old. • Anyone who does not arrive with a certificate of negative status will be tested, made to pay for the testing and if found positive, they will be taken straight to a treatment centre. • All arriving passengers must submit their passport and self-isolate for seven days, giving their precise address and phone number to the authorities. Officials will visit the individual to verify quarantine. Another COVID-19 test is required on the seventh day to be released from isolation and retrieve their passport at the Direction de la Surveillance Du Territoire (DST) office in Niamey. • Mandatory temperature screening will take place at the airport. • Land borders have reopened. • People leaving the country will also have to present a negative test no more than five days old.

Domestic • A state of emergency is in place indefinitely, impacting movement and daily routines. • Most domestic flights are restricted or suspended, and airlines have not specified when they will resume full operations.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required to be worn in public spaces. • Bars, nightclubs, and public schools have reopened. • In some areas, markets are only operational on certain days and additional health screenings are imposed in essential businesses.

Nigeria International • International flights have resumed with aircraft landing in Abuja and Lagos. Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Port Harcourt International, and Akanu Ibiam International Airport have also resumed international flight operations. • Inbound travellers are required to submit a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) prior to boarding flight to Nigeria. They must also register with the ‘Nigeria International Travel Portal’ online, complete a health questionnaire, and enter a seven-day quarantine period after entry. • Passengers may be subject to further testing upon arrival and on the seventh day of their visit. Testing could be free if certain laboratories are used. • Nigeria operates a ban list of countries that are deemed high risk. Check for the latest. Nigerian nationals/residents are exempt. • Countries blocking flights from Nigeria are banned from landing in the country. • Land and sea borders are generally closed; however, it is understood that some transit is possible at Seme, Illela, Maigatari, and Mfun.

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Domestic • A nationwide curfew from midnight to 04:00 local time is in place. • ‘Phase 4’ measures have been implemented nationwide. Bars, nightclubs, event centres and recreation venues have been closed. Outdoor sport events are allowed, and public gatherings remain restricted. Indoor gatherings have been limited to 50 people and public transport is limited to 50 percent capacity. • Domestic flights have resumed; with passengers required to arrive 90 minutes prior to departure. • Interstate travel has resumed. • Nationwide passenger rail services have resumed. Rail passengers will have to wear face coverings and observe social distancing. • 'Precision' lockdown measures will be used for areas reporting rapid increases in cases. • Ekiti State has imposed a curfew from 20:00 to 06:00 daily.

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Niue International • International travellers are understood to be banned and regular international flights are suspended. Niueans, essential personnel, and cargo flights are exempt. • Returning residents of Niue who have visited China in the past 14 days or any country with confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the past 30 days are banned from entering unless they have remained in a country with no confirmed cases for the past 14 days and have received medical clearance. • Niue is due to establish a travel bubble with the Cook Islands in the coming weeks. This bubble will allow travellers to bypass the mandatory 14-day quarantine period. • A one-way travel bubble from the Pacific Island of Niue to New Zealand is in place. • All arriving travellers are subjected to a 14-day mandatory quarantine.

Domestic • Domestic air travel is restricted.

Special Conditions • Social distancing is advised when in public places. • Wearing face masks are encouraged but not mandatory.

Norfolk International Island • Borders are gradually reopening; however, travel will remain restricted to Australian or New Zealand residents. • Flights are operating with Australia and New Zealand. • Every individual must complete an online ‘Entry Pass’ application between 24-72 hours before arrival. • Visitors are required to pay a $25 fee for an entry pass, which will be processed via the existing entry pass software. Island residents will not have to pay the fee. The fee will be used by NIRC to pay for the continuation and maintenance of the Permit processing system. • It is not possible to travel from lockdown regions. There can be short notice contact trace alerts that prevent travel for certain individuals from micro-locations.

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• A state of emergency is in place until 31 December.

Special Conditions • Patrons are permitted to dine inside cafes and restaurants, subject to social distancing. • No more than three people permitted in a vehicle. • Residents can worship indoors, go to pubs and clubs, and gather outdoors in groups of 50 people. • Face masks are recommended when social distancing is not possible, if traveling through the airport, or confined in indoor public spaces.

North Korea International • All borders are closed to foreign nationals until further notice, with the exception of trade with China and essential travel. • Border controls have been further tightened. • Any authorised person entering the country will require a 14-day quarantine. • Specific inspections are established for shipments at ports and railway crossings with Russia and China. • Landmines have reportedly been placed along border areas as a control mechanism.

Domestic • A national state of emergency is in effect. • A quarantine period of 30 days is in place for people showing symptoms, and all government institutions and foreigners living in the country are expected to comply “unconditionally.” • Officials require temperature checks at transport hubs before trips, shopping centres and other public locations. • Inter-regional and inter-district travel is limited. • In Pyongyang, guard posts have been established at transit stations, bus terminals, and multiple main roadways. • The border cities of Hyesan and Samjiyon in Yanggang Province may also be under lockdown restrictions, although it is not clear as to whether these cities are impacted by COVID-19. • Penalties for breaking COVID-19 measures could be severe, including a year of hard labour or the death penalty. • North Korean troops have been instructed to shoot anyone on sight within one kilometre (0.6miles) of the border.

Special Conditions • Micro-control mechanisms can be expected. • Primary and secondary schools in North Korea have been ordered to close. • There is a general ban on outdoor/public gatherings. • Face masks are mandatory in public spaces. Police officers and other dedicated patrols will enforce the wearing of face masks. • Temperature checks, hand-washing facilities, and sanitisers are utilized in public spaces. • Diplomatic representation is becoming increasingly more difficult as foreign nations temporarily close their embassies in response to the restrictions.

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• Skopje International Airport and Ohrid Airport “St. Apostle Paul” have re-opened for commercial flights. • Anyone arriving into North Macedonia from abroad will need to present either: a full vaccination certificate, or; a negative PCR test made in the 72 hours before entering the country, or; a certificate of recovery from COVID-19 in the last 45 days, counting from the day of recovery. Foreign nationals can transit through North Macedonia within 5 hours by producing a signed statement at the border. Persons under 18 will be exempt from entry restrictions. • Additional restrictions are known to be imposed on countries deemed as high risk. • Passengers without a COVID-19 vaccination certificate, recovery certificate, RT-PCR or rapid antigen test are subject to quarantine for 7 days at their own expense. • Land borders are generally open to North Macedonia for movement of passengers and vehicles. Some border crossings in neighbouring countries are restricted and subject to entry requirements.

Domestic • The nationwide curfew has been lifted. • Protective masks will not be mandatory outdoors. Masks will remain obligatory when indoors, while using public transportation and whenever it is impossible to maintain social distancing. • Those who want to go to restaurants, concerts or any public events will have to show a certificate of at least one COVID-19 vaccination or of recovery from the disease within the past 45 days. Only open-air parts of restaurants and cafes will be open and customer numbers will be limited to 30. The government has also introduced fines for those who breach restrictions, ranging from 250 euros for individuals to up to 30,000 euros for legal entities depending on their size.

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Northern International Mariana • All inbound travellers are required to complete the ‘CNMI Mandatory Declaration Form’ at Islands least three days prior to entry. They must also register with the Sara Alert Symptom Monitoring System. • Entry measures for arriving travellers will be based on where they departed from; designated as high-risk or low-risk zones. • Commercial international flights are largely suspended, although cargo flights are exempt. • A travel bubble and corridor are in effect with South Korea until December 2021. • Verified vaccinated travellers arriving into the Northern Mariana Islands can now exit the airport after passing travel requirements. Travellers can exit the airport and go straight to their home or lodging if they complete a mandatory health declaration from at least 72 hours prior to arrival and after their lodging or home passes assessment. Fully vaccinated travellers must include their vaccination documentation in their mandatory health declaration form at least 72 hours prior to arrival. Latest measures can be found here - https://www.chcc.gov.mp/coronavirusinformation.php#gsc.tab=0 • The number of quarantine days varies, with a maximum of 10 days.

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• CNMI has eased its COVID-19 response status to Community Vulnerability Level GREEN. This means individuals should remain cautious and continue to wear face masks and practice social distancing at all times when not at home. Restaurant dine-in and bar service are permitted up to 75% occupancy. Businesses hours are restricted to 04:00 to 23:00 hours of operation. • Establishments should enforce social distancing precautions and promote the wearing of face masks. Community events permitted under strict social distancing parameters and reduced occupancy. Gatherings of people from different households of less than 50 people are permitted throughout the Commonwealth. Individuals and entities are highly encouraged to remain cautious. Greater social contact is permitted for fully vaccinated persons.

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Norway International • Norway will allow residents of all EU/EEA/Schengen countries to enter the country. Residents of so-called purple countries will also be permitted to enter, along with residents of the U.K. and Switzerland. • The quarantine period remains in place for arrivals from red countries, unless the traveler shows a valid EU digital coronavirus certificate. Those undergoing quarantine can test themselves out after three days using a PCR test. Previous exemptions to the entry ban including close family members remain in place. • To be announced, the next phase (2) of reopening will involve opening the border to all countries on the EU’s third country list. The quarantine period will be removed. Phase 3 will follow thereafter. • Further details - https://www.regjeringen.no/en/topics/koronavirus-covid-19/id2692388/

Domestic • National level restrictions are lifted. • Municipalities still have the right to introduce their local restrictions and policy on face masks and gathering limits.

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Oman International • Omani citizens, residents with valid residency permits, and travellers with valid visas are allowed to enter the Sultanate without prior approval. • All travellers arriving in the Sultanate are required to present a COVID-19 vaccine certificate containing a QR Code stating that they have received two doses of any COVID-19 vaccine approved in Oman Pfizer BioNTech, Oxford Astrazeneca, Covishield AstraZeneca, Sputnik, Sinovac, Moderna, and Sinopharm, or a single dose of Johnson & Johnson. The last dose is required to have been received not less than fourteen (14) days ahead of the estimated arrival time. • Prior to arrival, travellers must: Pre-registration via (https://covid19.emushrif.om) and upload the vaccine certificate as well as the COVID-19 PCR certificate, both containing QR Codes. If the passenger prefers to conduct the COVID-19 PCR test upon arrival, the passenger shall pay the prescribed fees when registering. All travellers arriving in the Sultanate of Oman are required to obtain international health insurance to cover the cost of one month's treatment of COVID- 19, with the exception of Omani citizens, citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council States and travellers with a free treatment card. Travellers anvilgroup.com Page 121 of 186

below 18 and travellers with medically confirmed health conditions that prevent them from taking the vaccination are exempt from presenting the COVID-19 vaccine certificate and PCR test certificate. • All travellers coming to the Sultanate on long international flights (with a period of no less than 8 hours) with a pre-travel negative PCR test (within 96 hours) are exempt from quarantine as well as travellers on shorter flights with a negative COVID-19 PCR test (within 72 hours). • All travellers coming to the Sultanate without a pre-travel PCR test are required to: Take a PCR test upon their arrival at the airport, wear Tarrasud+ bracelet and adhere to quarantine until a negative PCR test result is detected. If the result is positive, 10 days quarantine is required. Additional restrictions can be imposed on a case by case basis.

Domestic • Health protocols are in place for various locations and activities, and vaccination is mandatory to enter government, private and public institutions.

Special Conditions • Face masks and social distancing are required in public spaces.

Pakistan International • From 1 October, international air travellers to and from Pakistan and within Pakistan will require full vaccination against COVID-19. • Pakistan has increased international arrivals. Existing pre-boarding and on-arrival testing protocols for all categories of the countries would remain the same. However, the home quarantine requirement for a negative Rapid Antigen Test cases has been abolished. Those who test positive will have to undergo quarantine as per prevailing procedure. Countries in category A are exempted from the mandatory coronavirus testing, those in category B require a negative PCR test that has to be taken 72 hours before travel while people coming from countries in category C have to face restrictions and are only allowed to enter under strict NCOC guidelines. • If travelling by air, you will be subject to Rapid Antigen testing on arrival at airports in Pakistan. Travellers who test positive will be moved to a self-paid facility for 10 days quarantine. A PCR test will be conducted on the 8th day of quarantine, following which a negative result will enable a passenger to proceed home and a positive result will necessitate a further quarantine period or move to a hospital if required. Travellers to Pakistan will also be required to provide their contact information through the Pass Track App or through a web-based form. If necessary, you may also be able to fill in a health declaration form on arrival. • All passengers will also follow the SOP of the concerned airline. • Until advised, all pedestrian traffic will be banned at the land borders with Afghanistan and Iran. • People without a COVID-19 vaccination certificate cannot travel by air. • Arrivals under the age of six are exempt from testing. • Further entry restrictions are expected to be implemented on 31 October.

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50 percent capacity, and in-person schooling is allowed three times a week at 50 percent capacity. • Smart lockdowns and travel restrictions will be imposed again to prevent the impending fourth wave of the pandemic. Officials in Islamabad will implement increased coronavirus restrictions until further notice due to pressure on medical facilities. Schools and indoor gyms will be closed, with inter-city travel being prohibited. Restrictions will also affect public gatherings, with outdoor dining facilities being closed. • Unvaccinated people will be denied access to shopping centres, as well as the use of public transportation and air travel from 30 September.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face masks in all public spaces is mandatory, including in government and private offices.

Palau International • Travelling to Palau requires full vaccination, a negative PCR test at least three days prior to departure, and one test in Palau on the fifth day of arrival. • Upon arrival, no quarantine is required for a vaccinated traveller, only a five-day restricted movement. • A traveller only needs to present the required documents to the airline before purchasing a ticket to Palau. • Latest details can be found here - http://www.palauhealth.org/

Domestic • Restrictions are understood to be in effect when using public transport.

Special Conditions • Social distancing is encouraged when in public places. • Wearing face masks is advised but not mandatory.

Palestine International West Bank • Border crossings with Israel are subject to restrictions and closures. • All foreign tourists are banned from West Bank hotels. • Each governorate has a designated quarantine location. • The Allenby Bridge connecting the West Bank with Jordan has closed until further notice, barring humanitarian cases. Gaza • Most border crossings are closed until further notice. However, the crossing with Rafah, Egypt, has opened to allow for repatriation efforts. • Anyone entering Gaza, regardless of origin, is subject to a 21-day quarantine in a specialised isolation centre.

Domestic West Bank • A night-time curfew will be in effect from 19:00 to 06:00 local time from Sundays to Thursdays, and 24-hours on Fridays and Saturdays. Businesses that are allowed to remain open must operate at 30 percent capacity. Travel between all governorates in the West

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Bank will be prohibited, but exceptions apply. Entering and leaving Israel for work during the lockdown will also be banned. Gaza • A curfew order beginning at 22:00 local time has been imposed.

Special Conditions West Bank • Testing will continue daily, especially amongst workers recently returning from Israel, who are required to commit to home-bound quarantine. • It is mandatory to wear a mask in public, including places of worship. • Schools have been closed. Gaza • It is mandatory to wear a mask in public, including places of worship. • Social gatherings in public are not allowed. • Weddings and funerals are banned in public streets and areas. They are permitted at event halls with a capacity of 100 people. • Select markets are closed during weekend days to prevent crowding. • Several educational facilities and places of worship are understood to be closed until further notice.

Panama International • Panama encourages the use of the IATA Travel Pass app. • Fully vaccinated individuals, who can show proof of receiving a vaccination regime at least 14 days prior to entry, may bypass pre-travel and quarantine regulations. • Unvaccinated travellers are being required to present a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours), while those from high-risk countries must also quarantine for 72 hours after arrival. • All passengers are mandated to complete an Electronic Health Affidavit before boarding. Panama will temporarily close its border with Colombia. All entry into Panama via land, sea and river routes is prohibited, and it is unclear if this applies to cargo and freight.

Domestic • The nationwide curfew remains active between 01:00-04:00 local time. Additional movement and business restrictions vary by region. • The 01:00 to 04:00 local time curfew remains active in Chiriquí, Colón, Panama Oeste, and Panamá Este.

Special Conditions • Commercial establishments are required to ensure sanitation and safety protocols are being implemented. • Facial screens, as well as masks, are mandatory on public transportation throughout Panama.

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• The requirements to present a negative result for a COVID-19 PCR or Abbot Panbio Antigen Rapid Diagnostic test performed within 72 hours of the traveller's commencement of travel to Papua New Guinea and to receive specific, advance approval to enter the country remain in effect.

Domestic • Western and West Sepik provinces are currently the only areas that are being classified as high-risk, where gatherings are limited to 20 people and outbound travellers are required to undergo rapid testing before departure to another location of the country. • In medium-risk areas, social groups are restricted to 100 individuals. • A face mask is required at most indoor public spaces nationwide. • Effective 30 September 2021, the NCC has designated Western, Eastern Highlands, and West Sepik as "high-risk" provinces, and will implement restrictions on public or religious gatherings, public venues, and domestic passenger movements on aircraft into/within/from these provinces. The only pre-approved travel into/within/from these provinces will be for health workers, business travel, and students.

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Paraguay International • Health requirements for entering Paraguay include the completion a health affidavit within 24 hours prior to entering the country. An additional PCR test must be purchased and taken on the fifth day to be released from quarantine. Antigen tests are also accepted. • All travelers over the age of 12 must present a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 24- 72 hours, depending on type) and submit an online health declaration form. • People who have presented the COVID-19 disease between 14 and 90 days prior to entering the country, must prove this situation through laboratory results as well as providing a negative test. • Fully vaccinated individuals and those recovered from COVID-19 (specified period) can now bypass a quarantine period after arrival. Unvaccinated passengers are subject to a five-day isolation. Both vaccinated and unvaccinated people will need to undergo further testing on day five after arriving in Paraguay. • Foreigners must have international medical insurance for COVID-19. • Authorities in Paraguay and Brazil have agreed to reopen the land border (Puente Internacional de la Amistad) between Ciudad del Este and Foz de Iguazu. The cities of Ciudad del Este (border with Foz de Iguazu), Pedro Juan Caballero (border with Ponta Pora), and Salto del Guairá (border with Mundo Novo), are open for people to carry out its activities within a 30-kilometer perimeter of the aforementioned border crossings with Brazil.

Domestic • Domestic restrictions will remain in effect until 28 September, including the easing of the curfew and circulation orders active from 02:00 to 05:00 local time daily.

Special Conditions • Only supermarkets, pharmacies, as well as food, goods, and medical production companies are permitted to operate 24 hours each day.

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• Social gatherings are limited to 25 people. Cultural and religious venues are permitted to operate up to a 50 percent capacity limit, provided that safety protocols are implemented. Organized social events can see up to 200 people indoors and 300 outdoors. • Masks are required on public transport and in public areas where people gather. They are only recommended in all other public locations. • Public officials can work between 08:00 and 16:00 local time.

Peru International • Fully vaccinated travellers from any nationality or origin, except for those from South Africa, will be able to bypass testing or quarantine requirements to enter the country. • Flight bans can be used. • Peruvians, resident foreigners, and non-resident foreigners, regardless of their country of origin, who cannot show proof of vaccination must present a molecular test with a negative result (within 72 hours) prior to boarding an incoming flight to Peru.

Domestic • A state of emergency has been extended through 31 October. • Nationwide curfew orders have been extended through 3 October, according to a region's alert level. The hours are active for moderate alert level areas from 01:00-04:00 (all times local); high alert level between 23:00-04:00; very high alert level from 22:00-04:00; and for extreme alert level between 21:00-04:00 daily. • Face masks and shields are required to be worn during transit. Additionally, individuals must undergo a temperature screening before entering an airport and only ticketed passengers will be permitted to enter the terminals. All passengers are required to sign an official declaration stating they are not presenting any COVID-19 symptoms and have not been in contact with anyone exposed to coronavirus within the past 14 days. • Face masks and shields, temperature screenings, and the same health declaration are required if transiting via ground transportation. • Domestic flights have resumed. • Private vehicles will not be permitted to operate on Sundays. Fully vaccinated individuals are said to be exempt from the movement restrictions on Sundays and holidays.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public, and gloves will need to be worn when at grocery stores, food markets, and banks. • All schools have been suspended until further notice.

Philippines International • The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines announced that travellers transiting to Francisco Bangoy International Airport will be required to present a negative COVID-19 test taken within 48 hours of arrival. • Transit to a domestic flight or to a third country is not allowed and that passengers are subject to quarantine at the first point of entry. • Some long-term visa holders are being permitted entry, but are required to undergo a 14- day quarantine at a government facility upon arrival and be tested for COVID-19. • The government has lifted the ban on non-essential outbound travel for citizens of the Philippines. • The Philippines has decided to retain the travel ban on a list of specified countries assessed to be high risk due to spread of the Delta variant. anvilgroup.com Page 126 of 186

• Officials have expanded allowances to entry to spouses, parents and children of nationals of the Philippines not travelling together with a 9(A) visa. • For further details see here - https://www.covid19.gov.ph/

Domestic • Manila is under GCQ until 30 September. • MECQ - Apayao, Bataan, Bulacan, Cavite, Lucena City, Rizal, Laguna, Iloilo province, Iloilo City, Cagayan de Oro City • GCQ with heightened restrictions - Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, Cagayan, Pangasinan, Quezon, Batangas, Naga City, Antique, Bacolod, City, Capiz, Cebu province, Lapu-Lapu City, Negros Oriental, Zamboanga del Sur, Misamis Oriental, Davao City, Davao Del Norte, Davao de Oro, Davao Occidental, CARAGA, Butuan City. • GCQ - Baguio City, Kainga, Abra, Benguet, Dagupan City, City of Santiago, Quirino, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Tarlac, Occidental, Mindoro, Puerto Princesa, Aklan, Guimaras, Negros Occidental, Cebu City, Mandaue City, Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Norte, Misamis Occidental, Iligan City, Davao Oriental, Davao del Sur, General Santos City, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, North Cotabato, South Cotabato, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Dinagat Islands, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, Cotabato City, Lanao del Sur. • National Capital Region (NCR) will be placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) with Alert Level 4 until 30 September under the government's new alert scheme. The approved alert level system, which will cover entire cities or municipalities, is comprised of Alert Levels 1 to 5, as well as the granular lockdown quarantine status; defined as a micro- level quarantine for areas classified as "critical zones" by the local government unit (LGU). Mayors in the NCR have agreed to impose the above-mentioned COVID-19 alert level for one week to allow for easier implementation of the scheme. If the pilot is successful, the measure could be applied nationwide. Under the current Alert Level 4, persons below 18 years old and over 65 years old, those with comorbidities, and pregnant women are not allowed to go out of their houses. However, they are permitted to go outside if they are buying essential goods or services or working in permitted industries. Tourist attractions, indoor leisure centres, gyms, recreational venues, gaming establishments, mass gatherings, meetings, and staycations will be prohibited. Outdoor dine-in services, barbershops, hair spas, nail spas, beauty salons, and physical religious gatherings are allowed to operate for up to 30 percent of their outdoor seating capacity, regardless of vaccination status. These establishments and services can also operate indoors at 10 percent capacity, dependent on vaccination status. Intrazonal and interzonal travel for persons not required to remain at their residences may be allowed subject to the reasonable regulations of the LGU of destination. Furthermore, a curfew will be in place from 22:00 until 04:00 local time. • Local government units will have the option to place individual administrative areas under stricter levels of community quarantine if they wish. • Marine ports are closed except for cargo ships; however, crews are not allowed to disembark.

Special Conditions • Philippine authorities and police are authorised to carry out house-to-house searches for COVID-19 patients to prevent wider transmission, amid increasing death and infection numbers. • Children aged five and above, who were previously confined indoors, are now permitted to go to outdoor tourist sites and dining establishments and play non-contact sports outside. They can also visit playgrounds and hiking trails. Children must be supervised by adults and anvilgroup.com Page 127 of 186

observe minimum public health standards, such as wearing of face masks and social distancing.

Pitcairn International Islands • Borders are closed and all passenger services to the islands have been suspended until further notice. • Exceptions are being made for essential staff and their partners on organized Silver Supporter services between the islands and New Zealand. • Supply vessels are being permitted to enter the territory. Before docking, personnel from all arriving vessels are required to contact immigration and speak to Pitcairn’s doctor, to inform if any passengers/crew exhibit coronavirus symptoms. • Pitcairn’s shipping service will operate on a reduced schedule throughout 2021 and into early 2022. • Shipping vessels will only operate between New Zealand and the Pitcairn Islands. • All cruise ships, tour vessels, and yachts are banned. • Border restrictions are expected to remain in place until at least 31 March 2022.

Domestic • Everyone should comply with the measures put in place in Pitcairn Island to limit the spread of COVID-19.

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Poland International • An international flight ban and quarantine restrictions are in place from a number of foreign countries. A full list can be found here: https://www.gov.pl/web/coronavirus/travel • Poland has decided to introduce a ten-day mandatory quarantine requirement for all persons (not fully vaccinated) arriving from a country outside the Schengen Area. Everyone who is subject to such a regulation will be able to shorten the quarantine period by providing a negative Coronavirus test result carried out after seven days of arrival. • If you are fully vaccinated with a vaccination approved for use in the EU, you are exempt from quarantine on arrival in Poland, but must present evidence of your COVID-19 vaccination at the border and 14 days must have passed since your final dose. Children up to the age of 12, travelling with fully vaccinated adults, are exempt from the mandatory quarantine upon arrival from the UK, and other non-Schengen countries. • All travellers arriving from Schengen area countries must present a negative COVID-19 test no more than 48 hours prior to arrival; those without a negative test result are generally required to quarantine for ten days. • Poland has introduced an electronic "Passenger Locator Form" (PLF) which needs to be completed before boarding. • Entry checks remain in effect on land borders with Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. • Border guards - https://www.strazgraniczna.pl/pl/cudzoziemcy/covid-epidemia-koronawi

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Special Conditions • Snack and drink bars have reopened in cinemas, theatres and concerts, as well as attendance limits rising for churches to 50 percent • Poland has relaxed attendance caps for retail premises to one person per 10 square metres. The seating limit for restaurants and other eateries has been raised to 75 percent from the previous 50 percent, with the same limit applying to amusement parks. Poland has also eased occupancy caps for hotels, cinemas and other leisure facilities to 75 percent, not including children under 12. Clubs and discotheques are allowed to function with a limit of 150 people. Trade fairs and conferences can invite more people, with the number of square metres per person reduced from 15 to 10. The same 10-square-metre-per-person rule also applies to gyms and fitness clubs, casinos, post offices, libraries, exhibitions and playgrounds. Also, sports events and concerts in sports facilities can admit up to 50 percent of the venue's capacity. All attendance caps exclude fully vaccinated persons. • Bandanas, scarves, balaclavas and visors are not permitted alternatives to facemasks. Your mouth and nose must be covered.

Portugal International • Entry is split between arrivals from countries that are permitted to travel for essential and non-essential travel, and those from high risk destinations that can only enter for essential reasons. • Travel to the Azores may involve different measures to that of the mainland. • Your vaccination status may affect whether you are required to self-isolate on arrival. Portugal confirms that passengers with an EU Digital Covid Certificate are exempt from COVID-19 test and quarantine. • Check here for the latest - https://www.visitportugal.com/en/content/covid-19-measures- implemented-portugal

Domestic • Restrictions are in place nationwide. • A state of contingency is in effect. • The state of calamity in Madeira will remain in place until at least 30 September. The overnight curfew is in place between 02:00 and 05:00 local time. • Restaurants and cafés – last orders will be at 01:00, closing time at 02:00; the number of people who will be able to eat together in a restaurant is restricted to eight indoors and 15 outdoors. • The country will lift most remaining COVID-19 restrictions on 1 October. From this date there will no longer be limits to the number of people allowed to sit together in restaurants and cafes, or to attend cultural events, weddings and baptisms. Furthermore, digital certificates or negative tests will no longer be mandatory in hotels and gyms but will still be required for air or sea travel, or to attend major cultural or sporting events. Mask wearing will remain compulsory on public transport, at large events, in nursing homes, hospitals, shopping malls and hypermarkets.

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• Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport will be the only airport accepting commercial flights until further notice. • Officials are recommending that individuals only conduct essential travel to Puerto Rico at this stage. • All inbound passengers are required to complete a ‘Travel Declaration Form’ through the health department’s online portal (https://app.travelsafe.pr.gov/). • Puerto Rico requires COVID-19 vaccinations for all guests as well as for employees and staff of hotels, paradores, guesthouses and short-term rentals on the island. Persons exempt on medical grounds will need to undergo weekly testing. • Puerto Rico will no longer require fully vaccinated travellers from the U.S. to get tested for COVID-19 before visiting. Those flying to the island from an international destination as well as travellers who are not fully vaccinated will still be required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 molecular test from no more than 72 hours before their arrival and fill out a Travel Declaration Form. Anyone who arrives without a negative test is subject to a $300 fine. • Travellers must take another COVID-19 test and share the results to lessen the time spent in quarantine. Those in quarantine will be monitored using a system known as "Sara Alert". The system will be random and target those who do not respond to tracking efforts. • Inbound travellers must also obtain an ‘Airport Exit Confirmation’ number and QR Code, which will be available once they upload their negative COVID-19 test result to the Health Department’s online portal. • All ports are currently closed to cruise ships.

Domestic • All businesses are required to close between 00:00 and 05:00 local time daily, except for pharmacies, gas stations, and any emergency situations. • Restaurants can offer delivery services during this time period. • Other measures which remain in effect include wearing a face mask in indoor public spaces and outdoors in crowds involving more than 50 people. Organized events are resuming at full capacity, provided that all participants are fully vaccinated. These events are restricted to a 50 percent capacity if the attendees show a negative COVID-19 test result in lieu of vaccination status. • Proof of vaccination or a negative test result (not older than 72 hours) must also be presented to enter indoor dining locations, such as restaurants. Businesses who decide not to implement this policy are limited to 50 percent capacity. • Restrictions are in place through 14 October.

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Qatar International • International inbound flights are limited, although transit and cargo flights are exempt from restrictions. • Residents who are currently in Qatar and wish to travel and return will receive an exceptional entry permit upon departure. Requests will no longer need to be submitted through the “Qatar Portal” website and will be automatically issued upon registration of the resident’s departure from the country. • A negative COVID-19 test result is required for all arriving travellers. The measure states that travellers will be required to submit an accredited result within 72 hours of arrival. • You may be tested on arrival. anvilgroup.com Page 130 of 186

• A 7 day quarantine is required from any inbound traveller regardless of origin. A second test will be required on the sixth day from the date of arrival. • Those flying in from Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Philippines will be mandated to quarantine in a government-assigned hotel due to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19. • Passengers travelling from countries on the government's green list will be permitted to complete their quarantine at home, whereas all other arrivals will be required to undergo isolation at a hotel. The quarantine period for those who use shared quarantine facilities will be two weeks. • The list of low-risk countries is published on the Ministry of Public Health’s website and will be reviewed every two weeks. • All travellers flying out of Pakistan need to present a negative laboratory-issued COVID-19 test before they can board with Qatar Airways. Passengers ought to complete the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests within 72 hours of their flight departure. • The Qatari Ministry of Public Health has announced that fully vaccinated individuals are exempt from quarantine requirements following travel abroad. Details state that to qualify for the exemption, 14 days must have passed after receiving the second COVID-19 vaccine and a negative polymerase chain reaction test is required on returning to Qatar following travel abroad. The quarantine exemption is valid for a period of three months and may be extended in the future. • For further details see here - https://www.gco.gov.qa/en/focus/covid-19/

Domestic • Qatar is in phase three of its easing programme. • All citizens and residents to wear masks when leaving the house for any reason unless the person is alone or with family while driving in a vehicle. • Individual should activate the EHTERAZ mobile application when outside their home. • Buses are operating with up to 30 percent capacity, and other forms of public transportation are limited to 50 percent.

Special Conditions • No more than 15 vaccinated people, or five unvaccinated or mixed groups, can gather indoors. No more than 35 vaccinated people, or 10 unvaccinated or mixed groups, can gather outdoors. • Restaurants, cafes, malls, shopping centres and wholesale markets can operate at a maximum of 50 percent capacity. • Anyone violating social distancing measures could be fined or jailed.

Republic of International Congo • Air travel is permitted, provided that passengers over the age of 10 present a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours) on arrival and are subject to a 14-day quarantine period at their residence or hotel. Those entering without testing or with results older than 72 hours, must undergo a test at entry and enter a 14-day isolation. • A negative test result is also mandatory for travellers intending to leave the country. • Travellers entering or leaving the Republic of Congo may be subject to screening, including temperature checks. • A flight ban is in effect with neighbouring Kinshasa (DRC). • Land and maritime borders are closed, apart from cargo and other emergency services.

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Domestic • A state of emergency is understood to be in place until at least 15 October. • Domestic flights and road travel are resuming. • Curfews are in place between 23:00 and 05:00 local time on weekdays, and between 20:00 and 05:00 Saturday to Sunday, in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire. • People must stay at home unless it is an emergency during the curfew. • Beginning 1 November, individuals will need to present a vaccination certificate if traveling by air, road, rail, or waterways between cities. Proof of vaccination will also be needed by public employees and those wanting to access public services buildings and offices.

Special Conditions • Most social gatherings and public events are banned. • Markets are currently only open on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire. • Face masks are required in public spaces nationwide. • Groups are limited to three people in public and private areas. • Restaurants and bars are permitted to reopen but measures must be taken to accommodate customers in outside areas if possible. • Schools and universities are reportedly closed.

Réunion International • Vaccination status alongside where you have travelled from will largely impact the entry restrictions you encounter. • Travellers departing from Reunion to mainland France with a complete vaccination schedule are no longer required to present the result of a negative RT-PCR test of less than 72 hours or of a negative antigen test of less 48 hours before boarding. • Health screenings will be conducted at ports of entry. • Cruise ships may not dock at ports. Health checks are in place at ports of entry. • All necessary documents for travel can be found here - http://www.reunion.gouv.fr/conseils-aux-voyageurs-les-attestations-a7370.html

Domestic • The state of emergency remains in place until 15 November. • A strict curfew is in effect from 23:00 to 05:00 7-days a week. • Wearing a mask is compulsory in public spaces and in establishments open to the public in the open air, as well as in enclosed places such as the workplace, shops, transport and in any covered gathering place, including those subject to the Health Pass. This obligation applies to all people from 11 years old. • Gatherings are limited to six people. • The recommendation of three teleworked days per week is maintained.

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Romania International • International passenger restrictions still largely apply; however, there are exemptions for EU nations. • Travellers arriving from European Economic Area countries that have COVID-19 per capita growth rates less than or equal to Romania will be exempt from 14-day isolation. anvilgroup.com Page 132 of 186

Passengers from designated 'high risk' countries are required to undergo mandatory quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. If however, after eight days of self-isolation, no specific COVID-19 symptoms are showing and a COVID-19 test returns a negative result, passengers may leave quarantine after 10 days. Those travelling for less than three days do not have to self-isolate if they present a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival. • The updated green list can be found here - https://stirioficiale.ro/storage/Anexa%20nr.1%20la%20HCNSU%20nr.%2034.pdf • International rail travel is allowed to operate between Romania and Bulgaria, Hungary, and a direct train to Vienna, Austria. • National carrier, Tarom, is operating with reduced capacity. • Medical, health and other tourists who have received their final vaccination for COVID-19 more than 10 days ago, are exempt from quarantine in Romania. Proof of vaccination, including the dates, is required. • All arrivals will be required to complete a passenger locator form. • For further details see here - https://www.mae.ro/en/node/2084

Domestic • The State of Alert has been extended until 10 October. • The night curfew has been lifted, and the mandatory mask rules are adjusted to closed public spaces and crowded open public spaces, including markets, public transport stations and workplace. This is expanded to outdoor public areas in Bucharest. • Restrictions may differ between areas of high case rates. • A green pass system will be introduced for entry to locations.

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Russia International • Nationals and residency holders of countries with which Russia has resumed direct air traffic are allowed to enter Russia, given they have a valid visa or other required travel documents and arrive in Russia directly from the respective country of their citizenship or residency. • The following categories of foreign citizens can also travel to Russia, according to the Foreign Ministry: Russian permanent residency holders; Immediate family members, spouses and legal guardians of Russian nationals, provided that they have documents confirming their relations; Relatives of a critically ill or deceased person, provided that they have documents confirming their relations; Foreigners seeking medical treatment; Foreigners working in professions that fall under the “highly qualified specialists” category; Diplomats, members of intergovernmental commissions, committees or special delegations, as well as their family members; Holders of private visas issued by the Foreign Ministry. • All arriving passengers to obtain and present a negative COVID-19 test certificate dated less than 72 hours before travel. Airlines may require you to show this on check-in and some airlines require the certificate to be no more than 72 hours before arrival in your destination (check with your airline). You will be required to self-isolate if you develop any symptoms of COVID-19 and/or if you test positive for COVID-19. You will be required to self-isolate until you have recovered and tested negative for COVID-19 on a PCR test. • You should check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs guidance to see if you qualify for entry and consult your airline before travel. anvilgroup.com Page 133 of 186

• The border with South Ossetia is open. • Further details, see here - http://government.ru/en/docs/

Domestic • Regional governors retain the ability to vary the easing by type and timescale, subject to the prevailing pandemic conditions. • Authorities have extended COVID-19 measures in Moscow. This means that up to 1,000 people can attend public events, with dance venues being required to close. Cafes and restaurants will need to continue closing between 23:00 and 06:00 local time. Parks remaining open only for exercise.

Special Conditions • Guests and participants of the FIA Formula 1 race are allowed to enter until 31 October 2021.

Rwanda International • Airports are open to commercial flights. • All airport operations will reportedly implement guidelines intended to maintain the health and safety of passengers and reduce the spread of COVID-19. • All arrivals must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result taken within 72 hours of first departure. Negative test certificates must include the term ‘PCR’. • All passengers must complete the passenger locator form and upload the COVID-19 test certificate before heading to the airport. • All arrivals will be tested again and required to quarantine at a designated hotel for 24 hours whilst awaiting the results. Arrivals will then be required to self-isolate for 7 days at home and take a PCR test at the end of this period. The test will cost 60USD. • Chartered flights have been allowed to resume in order to encourage the tourism sector's recovery. • Rwandan authorities have announced a partial land border re-opening with the Democratic Republic of the Congo at Goma. To enter from the city of Goma, travellers must provide a valid passport and are required to take a rapid COVID-19 test with a negative result. • Screening procedures are also in place for Ebola at all entry points. • Land borders are expected to remain closed except for cargo and goods delivery. • Exit screening is in place for all departing travellers. Any travellers exhibiting a symptom associated with coronavirus will be prevented from leaving the country and will be moved to isolation for testing. • Some exemptions to self-isolation exist. Check for the latest information.

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• The nationwide curfew will apply between 21:00-04:00 local time and all businesses must close at 20:00. • In Kigali, the curfew is in place from 23:00 to 04:00 and all businesses must close by 22:00. • Public gatherings are no longer prohibited; public gatherings, concerts, festivals and exhibitions are possible for those who are vaccinated, or test negative. • In the districts recording the highest COVID-19 infection rates (Gicumbi, Karongi, Kirehe, Ngoma and Nyagatare) the curfew is in effect between 20:00-04:00 while businesses must close at 19:00. • Rwanda has eased Covid-19 restrictions allowing bars to reopen. • Restrictions are in place until at least 13 October. anvilgroup.com Page 134 of 186

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public.

Saint International Barthélemy • People traveling from mainland France, on their arrival in the territories of Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy must provide the negative result of a PCR test of less than 72 hours, undertake to respect a seven-day isolation, and undertake to repeat a PCR test at the end of this period. Passengers on flights between France and the islands of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin who do not have a complete vaccination schedule must justify their travel. • Travelers heading to mainland France from Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy will have to comply with the test obligation due to the rules for transit through Guadeloupe. • United States citizens are allowed to visit if travellers provide proof of vaccination and must provide a negative COVID-19 test 72 hours prior to arrival. Travellers originating from the United Kingdom, or the European Union are required to provide a negative result from a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test 72 hours prior to arrival or a Rapid Antigen test 48 hours prior to arrival. Upon arrival, guests may travel the island freely. • Passengers will also have to present to the airline company when they board a sworn statement certifying that they do not show symptoms of COVID-19 infection and that they are not aware of having been in contact. with a confirmed case of COVID-19 within fourteen days before the flight. • People who cannot prove a complete vaccination schedule are also required to produce a negative PCR test less than 72 hours or anti-genic less than 48 hours.

Domestic • A state of health emergency is in effect until 15 November. • All demonstrations are prohibited. • The sale of alcohol to take away and its consumption on public roads remain prohibited in from 18:00. • In order to limit the spread of the virus between the islands of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint- Martin, the Prefect has decided that travellers by sea will now have to present either a complete vaccination status, either the result of a negative antigen or PCR test, have a compelling reason and respect a 7-day isolation on arrival in the territory.

Special Conditions • Restaurants and drinking places must close by midnight. • Face masks should be worn in public spaces.

Saint Helena International • Anyone interested in travelling should register with the Saint Helena Tourist Office via [email protected] or by calling + (290) 22158. • Travel restrictions are in place to largely limit entry into Saint Helena to only citizens, residents, long-term permit holders, and those exempt from immigration control. • All new arrivals to Saint Helena will be subject to a compulsory quarantine for 10 days at Bradley’s Quarantine Facility. • All arrivals to St Helena are required to have had a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours before travelling to the island.

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• Travellers from a UK designated Category 1 location could be subject to a medical assessment on arrival and, if thought necessary by the medical professionals, may result in self-isolation for 14 days on the Island. • Exceptions to the quarantine requirements are being made for arrivals from Ascension Island, families with children younger than 10 years old, and for some individuals with select medical conditions which would not be suitable for the Bradley Quarantine Facility. • Titan Airways has been commissioned to undertake four flights between the United Kingdom (UK) and Saint Helena. • All air arrivals to Ascension (except from St Helena) are required to have had a negative COVID-19 test within 3 days before travelling to the island. All arrivals to Ascension that have travelled from a COVID-19 infected area within the last 14 days, or travelled with others who have been in an infected area in the last 14 days, are subject to compulsory isolation unless otherwise directed by the Senior Medical Officer. Your vaccination status and the number of people isolating together determine the length of compulsory isolation.

Domestic • Anyone arriving from UK designated Category 1 or 2 countries who within 14 days develop symptoms of cough, fever or shortness of breath should immediately: Stay indoors and avoid contact with other people as you would with the flu /call the Hospital to inform them of your symptoms and recent travel to the country. • Cruise ships are currently not permitted to the island. • There is currently a travel corridor between St Helena and Ascension. Individuals who have been resident on St Helena or Ascension for 14 days or more prior to their flight will be able to travel between the two islands without the requirement for quarantine. On Ascension, medical clearance by the Senior Medical Officer is required on arrival before quarantine is exempted.

Special Conditions • Bars and restaurants are open, but officials are discouraging any large groups. • All British nationals are now required to apply for a visa to enter and transit South Africa.

Saint Kitts International and Nevis • Only vaccinated travellers are being allowed entry into Saint Kitts and Nevis until further notice. Exemptions are being considered for citizens and residents. The government considers those who have received a two-dose vaccination regimen as fully vaccinated. • Unvaccinated children under the age of 18 will be permitted entry, if accompanied by a fully vaccinated parent/adult. Quarantine measures may however apply. • All incoming passengers to Saint Kitts and Nevis are required to complete a Travel Authorization Form within 24-hours of arrival, available at www.knatravelform.kn, prior to their arrival. Visitors must have proof of a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of travel and proof of a booked accommodation to complete the form. Receipts are not accepted. • Persons who are using home kit testing and others are not accepted. Nor are rapid tests. • Passengers will also undergo a temperature check and complete a health questionnaire and be required to download a contact-tracing mobile app, EXMAPP. • The quarantine requirement has been adjusted for inbound travellers who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 to three days, with additional testing required on day four. A negative result will release the individual from quarantine. • The government has withdrawn from the CARICOM bubble. anvilgroup.com Page 136 of 186

• Travel bans and travel advisories are in effect for inbound individuals from the specified countries deemed high risk. Authorities report that any non-national traveller intending to arrive from these countries will be denied entry. Any returned citizens or residents of Saint Kitts and Nevis will not be denied entry; however, must complete an online travel request to the officials and quarantine for 14 days after arrival, regardless of vaccination status.

Domestic • A State of Emergency remains in place for the islands until 7 January 2022, and it is understood that the movement restrictions are to be enforced by law enforcement personnel. • Saint Kitts and Nevis have extended nationwide COVID-19 measures until 7 October. These include an active curfew between 01:00 and 05:00 local time daily. Businesses and establishments should ensure that they enforce health and social distancing protocols, and close by 00:00. Mass gatherings remain prohibited and face masks should be worn in public settings.

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Saint Lucia International • All travellers must complete a Pre-Arrival registration form prior to arrival to St Lucia which can be found on the St Lucia COVID-19 page. • Reservations for either a government operated quarantine facility or a COVID-19 certified property must be confirmed before travel. • Pre-testing prior to travel is now mandatory. All travellers must provide certified proof of a negative PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) COVID-19 test taken five days or less before travel to St Lucia. Passengers will be refused boarding if they do not have proof of a negative test. • All arriving passengers will be screened, including temperature checks, at the airport. • All passengers will advance through immigration, baggage claim, customs and, except those from the Travel Bubble, arrivals for transportation to their COVID-19 certified property or government operated quarantine facility. • Returning residents are subject to quarantine for 14 days at a government-operated quarantine facility or a COVID-19 certified property. • International visitors must stay at a COVID-certified property for 14 days. • Travellers who have been fully vaccinated and arrive with a negative PCR test result will not be required to quarantine upon arrival to Saint Lucia. The second dose of the vaccine must have been received 14 days prior to arrival. • Any symptomatic passengers will be isolated and tested and required to remain in quarantine/isolation at your hotel or government operated quarantine facility until the test result is obtained. If the test is positive all visitors and nationals will be transferred to a treatment facility until they receive two negative test results and are clinically stable. • Pre-Arrival Registration Forms - https://www.stlucia.org/en_UK/covid-19/ • The official port of entry at Marigot Bay Marina has re-opened. • The Martinique-Saint Lucia ferry services are resuming.

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take away service; public transport can only carry up to 10 passengers at a time; and special events will not be allowed. • Social gatherings are to be minimised and restricted to the household or family members and no more than 10 people. • Neither vaccinated nor unvaccinated people are allowed to host or attend any social activities including but not limited to parties, boat rides, receptions, etc. • Sporting activities allowed but restricted according to capacity and protocols. • Non-compliance with COVID-19 protocols can result in fines. The Government of St Lucia has specifically noted breaches involving guests attempting to leave approved accommodation sites.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required to be worn in public spaces. • Officials are encouraging employees work from home where possible.

Saint Martin International • Any passenger bound for overseas, coming from France or abroad (green [i] or orange [ii]) performs a PCR test less than 72 hours before boarding or an antigen test less 48h. People coming from a red country [iii], going overseas (such as France) must provide a PCR test or an antigen test of less than 48 hours. Passengers on flights between France and the islands of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin who do not have a complete vaccination schedule must justify their travel. • People who cannot prove a complete vaccination schedule are also required to produce a negative PCR test less than 72 hours or anti-genic less than 48 hours. • Passengers coming from Réunion and Mayotte and going to France must produce before boarding either a PCR test of less than 72 hours, or an antigen test of less than 48 hours (until now they had to produce a PCR test of less than 72 hours). • Passengers coming from Guyana and going to France (who had to produce until now a PCR test of less than 36 hours before boarding or failing that a 72-hour PCR test and perform a self-test at Cayenne airport) will now be subjected to a PCR test or an antigen test less than 48 hours before boarding. • The government has decided to apply the 7-day self-isolation measure to persons entering from the West Indies. • Passengers will also have to present to the airline company when they board a sworn statement certifying that they do not show symptoms of COVID-19 infection and that they are not aware of having been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19 within fourteen days before the flight. • Vaccination status may exempt you from some requirements, check for updates.

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• A state of health emergency is in effect until 15 November. • A curfew is established on Saint-Martin from 23:00 to 05:00 until 1 October. • All demonstrations are prohibited. • The sale of alcohol to take away and its consumption on public roads remain prohibited in from 18:00. • In order to limit the spread of the virus between the islands of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint- Martin, the Prefect has decided that travellers by sea will now have to present: either a

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complete vaccination status, either the result of a negative antigen or PCR test, have a compelling reason and respect a 7-day isolation on arrival in the territory.

Special Conditions • Face masks should still be worn.

Saint Pierre International and • International travel is significantly reduced. Miquelon • Travellers aged eleven or more, bound for Saint-Pierre and Miquelon must provide a negative PCR test carried out within 72 hours before boarding. • The passenger must also present a ‘attestation’ form, and a sworn statement stating that they have no symptoms and that they are not aware of having been in contact with a confirmed case of covid-19 in the fourteen days preceding the flight. • Unvaccinated travellers must, in addition to the above requirements, quarantine for seven days on arrival and undergo further PCR testing to be released from isolation. • Note that on planes, passengers must protect themselves with a disposable surgical mask. • Passengers are required to enter seven-day quarantine period after arrival, with re-testing conducted on the last day. • Travellers from Saint Pierre and Miquelon to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport, via Montreal, will be given a ‘specific certificate’ at departure which exempts them from PCR testing on arrival in Paris. • For travel to Canada check with the relevant authorities.

Domestic • The state of emergency has ended. • Restrictions have largely been lifted. • Wearing a mask remains compulsory for anyone eleven years of age or older in all public transport: airplanes, passenger ships, buses, or taxis. Access to these means of transport must be refused to any person who does not comply with this obligation.

Special Conditions • The prefecture and the territorial health administration recall the importance of barrier gestures, of physical distancing and recommend the wearing of masks in spaces that bring together the public (supermarket, shops, but also festive gatherings).

Saint Vincent International and the • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’ (SVG) borders are open, albeit with controls in place for Grenadines new arrivals. • Entry requirements into Saint Vincent and the Grenadines vary depending upon country of origin. • All individuals must present a negative PCR test 72 hours prior to arrival and retest upon entry to the country. In addition, a pre-travel form must be completed on arrival. • Individuals arriving from high-risk countries must provide proof of a negative PCR test result, be retested upon entry, and enter a mandatory quarantine period for 10 days at an approved facility. Additional testing is required on days four and seven of their visit. • Travellers from medium-risk destinations are required to submit a negative PCR test result, be retested on entry, and enter a mandatory quarantine period for five days at an approved facility. Further testing is needed on day four of their visit.

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• Passengers traveling from low-risk countries must also arrive with a negative PCR test result and are subject to being retested upon entry. No quarantine period is required for these individuals. At this time, the only low-risk destinations are Anguilla, Dominica, Montserrat, and Saint Kitts and Nevis. In addition, test results initially submitted to the authorities must have been conducted within 72 hours of arriving. • Inbound passengers who have received a full vaccination regime must show certification of the vaccination, arrive with a negative PCR test from within 72 hours of arrival, undergo additional testing after arrival, enter a seven-day isolation period at an approved facility, and is subject to a third test on day seven. • All passengers must complete a Port Health Form. • Travellers may quarantine in an approved home/hotel/vessel at the discretion of the Port Health Office. • If a passenger arrives without a negative test result, all travellers on the flight are subject to a new PCR test and quarantine to await the results. • Some commercial flights have now commenced or resumed service from Argyle International Airport. • Other airlines, including Air Canada and British Airways, are scheduling a resumption to services. Caribbean Airlines may also resume limited services. • Latest protocols can be found here - http://health.gov.vc/health/index.php/covid-19- protocols-documents?fbclid=IwAR17F8szBN_xBI0-rwiJpE7qKD0YX- 1LxoFAqlpmaLgeMzSlE_EfCGKQfwk

Domestic • Public holidays have been declared in the place of curfews and lockdown measures. • Local restrictions have been reimposed. Mass gatherings have been restricted and the wearing of face masks in public and private locations (which have public access) is mandatory.

Special Conditions • Social distancing measures are in effect. • Main supermarkets have capacity limitations and entertainment venues should not have more than 10 people inside. • Restaurants are open, but cannot provide indoor services. • Several hotels are opening alongside the islands permitting tourism. • Individuals are being encouraged to practice social distancing in public spaces. • Schools have reopened; however, students must present a negative COVID-19 test.

Samoa International • International flights to and from the country are suspended until further notice, although cargo flights are exempt. • The border is shut except for returning Samoan citizens and residents, and all travellers will be assessed on a case-by-case basis to be granted permission to enter. • All inbound travellers must present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours before departure), sign a medical clearance within 120 hours of departure, and undergo an antibody test within five days of departure. • Passengers will then be subject to a 14-day quarantine upon arrival in Samoa; except for those from American Samoa. The Ministry of Health reserves the right to increase quarantine from 14 to 21 days.

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• All travellers intending to enter Samoa must be fully vaccinated, and be able to show vaccination certification before boarding. • Further updates and details can be found here: https://www.health.gov.ws/ • Samoa Shipping Corporation has announced that sailings between Samoa and American Samoa has resumed, for the transport of cargo only. • Samoa largely requires entrants to be fully vaccinated. • Further details, see here - https://www.samoa.travel/pagepreview/redalert

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect until 24 October. • Restrictions on inter-island travel are in effect. Flights between the islands of Savai'i and Upolu will be permitted; however, these flights will be for medical emergencies only. Ferry services between Savai’i and Upolu is operating Mondays through Saturdays. • Bus and ferry services have resumed providing the vehicles are operating at limited capacity, except on Sundays. • The nation is on Alert Level 1 for COVID-19 – Low Risk.

Special Conditions • Limits on social gatherings have been lifted; however, people are being advised to practise social distancing. • Most businesses can operate from 06:00 to 22:00 Monday to Saturday. Only essential shops can operate between 15:00 and 22:00 on Sundays. • Restaurants can open between 06:00-23:00 Monday to Saturday, and 12:00-22:00 on Sundays, for dine-in or takeaway.

San Marino International • Travel between Italy and the Republic of San Marino and neighbouring regions is largely allowed. However, a ban is in place on travel between San Marino and Italian ‘Orange/Red Zones’. • Restrictive measures remain in effect for foreign travellers. • If travel originated outside of Italy 14 days prior to arriving in San Marino, one must show a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours prior to arrival. Your test certificate must be emailed in advance to [email protected]. • Travellers from the EU, Schengen Area, UK and Northern Ireland, Andorra, Monaco, and the Vatican City are permitted to enter. Italian health requirements will need to be met alongside measures in place for your return to these countries. • Follow Italian restriction updates for additional details and see here - http://www.viaggiaresicuri.it/country/SMR

Domestic • Restrictions remain in effect until at least 1 October. • A ban on gatherings remains (20 max).

Special Conditions • Face masks are advised when out in public. • Social distancing measures are also encouraged.

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• Airspace has reopened for limited services, with the authorisation for landing and escorting commercial flights from all countries and the resumption of connections by plane and boat between the two islands of the archipelago, complying with the country's sanitary rules. • Inbound travellers must present a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours) on arrival. • Passengers arriving without the test result or showing COVID-19 symptoms will be subject to a test at the port of entry and a 14-day quarantine period. • Travelers must present an negative test upon departure.

Domestic • A state of alert is in place until at least 30 September. • A curfew between 17:00 to 05:00 is in place in Principe. • Air and sea movements are restricted between the islands of São Tomé and Principe. Those intending to travel to Principe must provide a negative rapid test before departure, which is not older than 48 hours.

Special Conditions • Businesses, excluding takeaway services, are allowed to operate between 07:00 - 17:00 local time. • Face masks remain mandatory in indoor spaces, on public transportation and in schools. Social distancing should be maintained in all public places. • Restrictions on large public gatherings are generally limited to 150 people. Religious ceremonies can continue at 50 percent capacity. • Restaurants can remain open; however, they must also operate at 50 percent capacity and each table must not exceed five people. • State agents are prohibited from travelling abroad for training.

Saudi Arabia International • The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) has confirmed that international air, sea, and land borders have reopened. • However, the country does still operate a banned list concerning countries that are significantly impacted by COVID-19. Check for the latest. • Institutional quarantine period for travellers entering the kingdom from unbanned countries has reduced to five days for non-vaccinated individuals or those who’ve received only one dose of vaccines approved by Saudi Arabia. Those who’ve taken the full dose of a coronavirus vaccine not approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, namely the Chinese-manufactured Sinopharm or Sinovac, or who have taken only one shot of vaccines approved by the WHO but not by Saudi Arabia, also need to quarantine for five days. Both groups need to submit a negative PCR test taken 72 hours before departure for Saudi Arabia and take two additional PCRs once in the kingdom: one within 24 hours from arriving and the second on the fifth day of the institutional quarantine. The quarantine ends with the second negative PCR result, taken in Saudi Arabia. Residents must take the second dose of Covid-19 vaccine in the kingdom after the end of the institutional quarantine, while those who have taken the Sinopharm or Sinovac vaccine should receive a booster dose from one of the vaccines available in the kingdom after arrival. Non-vaccinated Saudi citizens need to home-quarantine for five days in addition to implementing all precautionary measures approved by the Ministry of Health and taking a PCR test on the fifth. Arriving passengers must register on the “Quddum” platform before arriving in Saudi Arabia. anvilgroup.com Page 142 of 186

• All travellers will have their temperature checked on arrival in Saudi Arabia. • The Tourism Ministry has re-allowed entry for tourist visa holders. The ministry said that vaccinated tourists will be allowed to enter without having to be "institutionally quarantined" upon providing a negative COVID-19 PCR test and a vaccination certificate • Any Saudi citizen planning to travel abroad will have to be fully vaccinated. • Saudi Arabia does enforce additional restrictions on specified countries. • Further details see here - https://www.saudia.com/before-flying/travel-information/travel- requirements-by-international-stations

Domestic • A nationwide curfew has been lifted. • Passengers who have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are now allowed to travel via domestic flights. • Latest information can be found here - https://www.visitsaudi.com/en/covid-19- information-page • Individuals are required to have received a full COVID-19 vaccination regime before entering government, private, or educational buildings; using public transportation; or attending any social, economic, commercial, cultural, scientific, entertainment, or sports event. The ‘Tawakkalna’ mobile application will be used to verify a person’s immunization status.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public spaces. • All dining at restaurants and cafes is now permitted, and all cinemas, malls, and gyms are open. A ban on large gatherings remains in place along with a 20-person limit on group activities. • In-person classes at educational facilities are resuming. • All public and private sector workers wishing to attend a workplace in Saudi Arabia will be required to have taken a COVID-19 vaccination. • Only pilgrims and worshippers who have been vaccinated against coronavirus or have recovered from COVID-19 will be allowed entry into the Grand Mosque in Makkah. Anyone wishing to visit the two mosques or perform Umrah will have to register via the Tawakkalna app and the Umrah app Eatmarna.

Senegal International • The government of Senegal has said airlines are not allowed to carry foreign nationals from countries who have put in place travel restrictions for Senegal unless they are ordinarily resident in Senegal, diplomats, military, health professionals and other specific professional categories. Senegalese authorities have confirmed that British nationals are not subject to these entry restrictions. • Despite this, some airlines are only allowing foreign nationals with proof of residency in Senegal to travel. It is important to note that some airlines only accept a full residency card, and not a ‘récépissé’, although the government of Senegal have confirmed that a ‘récépissé’ is proof of residency. You should check with your airline before travelling. • Additionally, some travellers have also been asked by their airline to provide a letter of support from the Senegalese Embassy in their current country before boarding flights to Senegal. While this is not an official requirement, this may avoid unnecessary delays to your journey or the risk of being denied boarding.

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• To enter Senegal, you must provide a negative test dated no more than 5 days earlier, issued in the country where you started your trip and authorised by that country or a recognised health organisation. If this is not possible, you will need to declare that you have no symptoms and accept having a test done on arrival, if deemed necessary. This would be at your cost. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or test positive, you will be taken into Senegalese health care. • You must also complete and submit a ‘Public Health Passenger Locator’ form on arrival in Senegal. You will need to submit this form at border control. You can access the form on the Dakar Airport website. • Land borders are closed; with some exceptions, including the movement of security force personnel, or the movement of goods vehicles in the case of Guinea and Mali. The Senegal- Gambia border is open. • If you are leaving Senegal, you can pay for a COVID-19 test, at a cost of 40,000 CFA.

Domestic • Restrictions have largely been lifted.

Special Conditions • Wearing a mask is mandatory in all public places, businesses, taxis, markets, supermarkets, and office buildings. • National bus operator Dakar Dem Dikk has announced the suspension of intercity transport services.

Serbia International • All visitors to Serbia (with a limited number of exceptions) are required to have with them a negative PCR test taken in the 48 hours before arrival. You will be refused entry if you do not have a negative test result. Tests cannot be taken on arrival. • Serbian nationals and foreign nationals with temporary and permanent residence must either present a negative PCR test taken in the 48 hours before arrival or spend 10 days in self-isolation at home following entry to Serbia. Individuals undergoing self-isolation must report to a healthcare centre within 24 hours of entering Serbia by registering at http://www.e-zdravlje.gov.rs. • Persons who have travelled outside Serbia and are returning within 48 hours may present a negative PCR test issued from Serbia, provided it was issued within 48 hours prior to re- entry into Serbia. • Serbian borders remain open for entry and exit, subject to any entry requirements currently in place in neighbouring countries. • All persons who have been fully vaccinated in Serbia do not need to present a negative COVID-19 test result or self-quarantine to enter the country • The quarantine period can be terminated if travellers undergo a second PCR test on the fifth day of their arrival and the result is negative. • Serbia specified that passengers younger than 12 years do not need to be accompanied to be exempt from the COVID-19 test requirement. • Kosovo: From 13 October, every person who enters the Republic of Kosovo, must possess a certificate of full vaccination or a negative test, no older than 72 hours.

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crowded. Failure to wear a mask when required will incur a fine. Self-isolation, when required, will be enforced. • Indoor and outdoor gatherings are limited to 500 people, with the exception of certain events approved by the Government’s Crisis Response Team. Restaurants, cafes and bars are allowed to serve customers in their outdoor spaces without restrictions to opening hours, and indoors at reduced capacity, until 01:00. Retail stores may operate without restrictions to opening hours.

Special Conditions • Kosovo: Large gatherings such as weddings are prohibited The curfew will run from 22:00 until 05:00 local time until further notice. All state company and public institutions employees will either have to be vaccinated, get daily tests, or submit confirmation they have been previously infected with COVID-19. Festivals, concerts, weddings and other large-scale events have also been banned. Indoor gatherings are permitted up to 20 people, with a physical distance of 1.5 metres. Several other restrictions remain in place. Entry into public institutions in Kosovo without a mask is prohibited and masks must be worn at all times in common areas of these buildings.

Seychelles International • Seychelles International Airport has reopened. • Cruise ships with a maximum of 300 passengers will be permitted starting in mid-November to dock in Port Victoria and cruise in the country's waters. • Tourism is now permitted from most countries. New visitors will need a negative COVID-19 test done within 72 hours prior to arrival. No quarantines will be imposed, but tourists will be required to stay in hotels certified as complying with coronavirus measures. Wearing masks, hand sanitising, and social and physical distancing will be mandatory. • Visitors must ensure that they have a valid travel insurance with full medical coverage for the duration of their entire stay in Seychelles. • Once the majority of the adult population in Seychelles have been vaccinated, Seychelles will be open to all visitors from any part of the world whether they have been vaccinated or not. Latest measures can be found here - https://advisory.seychelles.travel/ • The government has announced that travellers who have received both doses of a COVID- 19 vaccine can enter without needing to undergo an isolation period. The individual must have been fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior to travel. However, they must still have a negative PCR test taken less than 72 hours prior to travel. • Unvaccinated Seychellois nationals and permanent residents must undergo 7 days of home quarantine. • All unvaccinated Gainful Occupational Permit (GOP) holders travelling to Seychelles will be expected to undergo 7 days of quarantine in a private quarantine facility or a certified tourism establishment. • Visitors who have been in Bangladesh, Brazil, India, or Pakistan within 14 days prior to travel will not be permitted to enter Seychelles. • A quarantine-free travel corridor for COVID-19 vaccinated travellers has been established between Seychelles and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Travellers will be required to show documentation that they have received the last dose of a coronavirus vaccine per the approved applications or certificates issued by health authorities. Passengers can also present polymerase chain reaction (PCR) laboratory test results through these applications.

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• Restrictions are extended until further notice. • The night time curfew remains in place from 23:00 to 04:00 local time. Authorisation is required if traveling outside of the home during this time frame. • Authorities are encouraging citizens to maintain social distancing measures and remain vigilant. • Travelers are not permitted to use public buses, and advised not to use any public transportation. • All schools have been closed on the islands of Praslin and La Digue. Education facilities are reopening in Mahé. • Resorts are also prohibited from hosting residents from the main island of Mahé, due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public spaces. • No gatherings of more than four persons, indoors or outdoors, including on beaches and in public places, are allowed. House parties are not permitted. • All shops, bars and casinos will close at 19:00 until further notice. • Restrictions are enforceable by law and can change at short notice.

Sierra Leone International • Commercial international flights to Sierra Leone have resumed. • Travellers must obtain authorisation from the government through the portal www.travel.gov.sl before travel. • If you intend to travel to Sierra Leone, you must get authorisation from the government through the online portal before you travel. To get authorisation you must have proof of a negative PCR COVID-19 test result issued no earlier than seven days prior to your date of travel. • On arrival at Freetown Lungi International airport, all passengers are required to have both a COVID-19 PCR and RDT test (in addition to the negative test result required to get authorisation). If you test negative for the RDT test, you will be allowed to leave the airport and to travel to your final destination, where you must observe public health protocols while you wait for the result of your PCR test. All inbound passengers will have their passports retained by the Immigration Department “until a negative COVID-19 PCR test is issued at NaCOVERC [National COVID-19 Emergency Response Centre]”. Passports will be returned to passengers at the NaCOVERC facility in Freetown. • Before departure from Sierra Leone, you will need to pay for and take a PCR COVID-19 test through the portal within 72 hours of your departure. Certificates confirming the test result will be emailed to you and copies made available for you to collect in person at the airport. If your stay in Sierra Leone is for 5 days or less, you are exempt from needing a further test ahead of departure. • The government of Sierra Leone will implement additional protective measures from countries known to have high SARS-COV-2 transmission, a sudden increase in the number of COVID-19 cases, and/or circulation of variants of concern. If you are travelling to Sierra Leone from one of these countries in the past 14 days (excluding airport transit) you must: hold a valid negative Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) based COVID-19 test result certificate from a certified laboratory taken no earlier than 72 hours before departure from the point of origin. The test certificate must be in English and must show: the date and time swab was taken, the name of the certified laboratory where the swab was analysed, evidence of the original laboratory report, for verification by the airline and government of anvilgroup.com Page 146 of 186

Sierra Leone health representatives on arrival. You must go into quarantine in a government of Sierra Leone approved quarantine facility or hotel for a minimum of eight days from arrival, at the traveller’s own expense. Be tested on day seven after arrival. If you test negative you will be released. Comply with all quarantine regulations. Government of Sierra Leone health authorities will monitor compliance to regulations. • Individuals that have been fully vaccinated and arrive in the country at least 14 days after the last dose of any COVID vaccine, will not be required to quarantine. However, they will be tested for SARS-COV-2 at the airport. A 14-day self-quarantine is required for children accompanying fully vaccinated adults.

Domestic • It is now compulsory to wear a mask when in a vehicle. • People are strongly advised to wash their hands, use hand sanitiser and avoid shaking- hands. People are advised to keep to strict social distancing. • Individuals may only access such businesses with proof of vaccination. The same measure applies for those seeking to enter public buildings, educational institutions and sporting venues.

Special Conditions • Large public gatherings are still limited, and events of over 100 people (e.g. concerts, sporting events) are prohibited. • Places of worship, churches and mosques have re-opened for worship but hand washing and social distancing is enforced. You must also wear a mask. • Clubs remain closed. • Public gatherings, including weddings and receptions, may resume if strict health protocols are in place.

Singapore International • Official have announced the resumption of entry approvals for vaccinated work visa holders and their dependants with travel history to higher risk countries. • Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents can enter Singapore without permission. • All travellers with recent travel history (past 21 days) to higher risk countries/regions, immediately before arriving in Singapore, will only be required to complete 14 days of their Stay-Home Notice (SHN) at dedicated SHN facilities. This has been reduced from the previously required 21 days. These travellers will undergo COVID-19 PCR tests on arrival and on day 14 of their SHN and will be allowed to end the SHN as long as they have a negative result on day 14. • Some arrivals may only need to complete a 7 day SHN on arrival, check for details. Travellers will be required to test themselves regularly with antigen rapid test (ART) self- test kits on Days 3, 7 and 11 of their arrival in Singapore, while serving their SHN. • All Singaporeans and permanent residents, except those who have stayed in lower-risk countries and regions in the last 21 days before departure to Singapore, have to present a negative COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test result. • Fully vaccinated travellers from CAT 3 countries can now apply to opt out of dedicated SHN facilities and serve their 14-day SHN at their homes or other suitable accommodations. • Due to variant concerns authorities will check travel history up to three weeks prior to arrival. • Children under three do not need to take a test. • Singapore requires the negative PCR test to be taken at most 48 hours before departure. anvilgroup.com Page 147 of 186

• Further details, see here - https://www.mfa.gov.sg/Services/Singapore-Citizens/COVID-19- Travel-Restrictions

Domestic • Social gatherings are limited to five people, while groups of unvaccinated individuals should remain restricted to two. • Up to 30 people may attend funerals. • Live performances, sports and other large events can host up to 1,000 vaccinated individuals or 50 unvaccinated people. • Restaurants can allow sit-in dining for up to five vaccinated people at one table. • Up to 50 percent of employees may return to the workplace. • Until 24 October, Singapore will tighten COVID-19 restrictions to limit social gatherings to two people and make working from home mandatory.

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Sint Maarten International • Authorities classify countries and territories as either banned, low-risk, or high-risk locations based on their individual levels of COVID-19 activity and impose restrictions accordingly. Entry is determined by departure location, vaccination status and testing requirements. • All arriving individuals, including residents and most in-transit passengers, are required to submit a mandatory health authorisation via Sint Maarten's Electronic Health Authorization System (EHAS). • Those arriving from low-risk places are not subject to testing requirements. • Residents of Sint Maarten, Saint Martin, Saint Eustatius, or Saba arriving from a high-risk location must present a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) or an antigen test (not older than 48 hours) on entry. Unvaccinated residents from the aforementioned locations, or all non-residents, from a high-risk country are required to show a negative PCR test from within 72 hours of their departure. High-risk passengers will also be subject to a self- monitoring procedure for the first five days of their trip. • There is a list of banned countries, from which only residents of Sint Maarten, Saint Martin, Saint Eustatius, and Saba may return from, provided they produce a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours). • All passengers, regardless of residency or vaccination status, from the United States or Canada are required to show a negative PCR test (not older than 72 hours) or an antigen test (not older than 48 hours). • Same-day transit travellers going to Saba via Princess Juliana Airport Sint Maarten (SXM) only need to submit an application through the Saba EHAS system. Additionally, all foreign nationals, except residents, French nationals residing in France or a French territory, crewmembers, and transit/transfer passengers staying less than 24 hours, must have the mandatory SXM Protection Plan health insurance. • Entry requirements do not apply to children under the age of 10. • Government measures and information can be found here - https://stmaartenehas.com/travel-requirements/

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• Travel restrictions are being re-imposed between the Saint Martin and Sint Maarten border due to a recent increase in COVID-19 cases. • Checkpoints have been established at the Bellevue and Belle Plaine crossings. The Cupecoy and Oyster Pond border crossings are closed until further notice. • Travellers with valid professional or medical reasons will be exempt from the border restrictions. • Anyone travelling from mainland France, the Schengen Zone, or a designated ‘safe’ country will be able to cross the border by presenting their plane ticket, a negative PCR test result not older than 72 hours, and a required travel certificate.

Special Conditions • Non-essential businesses and schools are open. • Social activities are permitted. • Face masks are required, and social distancing should be followed in public.

Slovakia International • Travellers who have been fully vaccinated and can prove their vaccination status by showing valid evidence are permitted to enter Slovakia without being subject to entry restrictions. • All persons who have not entirely finished their immunization process would have to undergo a five-day mandatory quarantine rule upon their arrival. • all persons who have not entirely finished their immunization process would have to undergo a five-day mandatory quarantine rule upon their arrival. • Countries are classified into different levels based on their epidemiological situation, imposing additional requirements for travellers who plan to enter the Central European territory from countries that have recently been profoundly affected by the virus. • Fully vaccinated people must be able to show a certificate proving their vaccination status in Slovak, Czech or English. They can also show the EU Digital COVID Certificate.

Domestic • The measures and restrictions in a given district may change according to the local epidemiological situation, as set out in a framework announced by the Slovak government known as the ‘Covid Automat’. Details can be found on the Slovak government website (in Slovak only). • The state of emergency has been lifted, removing the national curfew. • Restrictions will be imposed on a county basis. Those with the lowest infection levels will be allowed to open restaurants indoors. Those with the highest will continue with restrictions that have been in place on a national basis.

Special Conditions • Wearing face masks in public is advised.

Slovenia International • Travellers may enter Slovenia from permitted countries if they meet one of the following requirements: A negative PCR test, A negative RAT test (48-hours), A certificate of recovery (10 days-6 months), Evidence of vaccination. • If a traveller does not meet the above, they will have to quarantine for 10-days on arrival. • Anyone entering Slovenia via an airport or a ferry terminal is required to complete a Digital Passenger Locator Form 24 hours before arrival to Slovenia. On completion of the form,

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passengers will receive a QR code which must be shown to the Border Police on entry to Slovenia. • All persons who transit the country need to hold a COVID-19 Pass. this means that all travellers who intend to use Slovenia as a transit country will need to present a vaccination certificate, proof of recovery from the virus, or a negative COVID-19 test result. • See here for more details - https://www.gov.si/en/topics/coronavirus-disease-covid- 19/border-crossing/.

Domestic • PCT (preboleli, cepljeni, testirani), or recovered, vaccinated, tested rules will be expanded. Virtually all services establishments and workplaces in Slovenia will require a COVID pass. All workers and even the self-employed will have to be vaccinated, have proof of recovery no more than 180 days old, or test at least once a week, either with PCR tests, rapid antigen tests or self-testing kits. • All workers, including those who are self-employed, must be fully vaccinated, or show proof of recovery within 180 days. Exemptions to this include those who are willing to be COVID- 19 tested once a week. • Face masks will be mandatory in all indoor public spaces as well as outdoors when it is not possible to keep a distance of at least 1.5 metres.

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Solomon International Islands • Borders have been closed indefinitely. • The Solomon Islands designate other countries as being ‘Low Risk’, ‘High Risk’ or ‘Restricted’. • To enter Solomon Islands from Low Risk countries travellers must undertake two COVID-19 PCR tests prior to flight departure and both results must be negative. First Test - 14 days prior to departure - results to be sent with your Pre-Departure Form to [email protected]; Second Test - no earlier than 72 hours prior to departure - results to be sent to [email protected]; Quarantine in Honiara will be 14 days. • To enter Solomon Islands from High Risk countries (including Restricted countries for eligible fully vaccinated travellers) passengers must undertake three COVID-19 PCR prior to flight departure and negative test results are required: First Test - 18-21 days prior to departure - results to be sent to [email protected]; Second Test - 8-11 days prior to departure - results to be sent with your Pre-Departure Form to [email protected]; Third Test - no earlier than 72 hours prior to departure - results to be sent to [email protected]; Quarantine in Honiara will be 21 days. • Steep fines and/or prison sentences will be issued to those who breach restrictions. • Vessels are generally prohibited from docking. • Anyone showing COVID-19 symptoms are advised not to travel to the Solomon Islands. • Border crossings are banned between Bougainville and Solomon Islands.

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• All public gatherings are discouraged. • Inter-provincial travel is discouraged. • Domestic flights are operating. • Solomon Airlines is continuing to operate a reduced domestic schedule to all 23 destinations within the Solomon Islands.

Special Conditions • Social distancing is being advised when in public places. • Wearing face masks are encouraged but not mandatory.

Somalia International • Commercial flights have resumed but limited options may be available for travellers. Any aircraft must have pre-authorisation from the Somali Civil Aviation Authority (only emergency flights exempted). • Kenyan passport holders will not be allowed to enter Somalia until he or she receives a visa from the Somali embassy in Nairobi. Kenyans holding a diplomatic passport will require a permit from the ministry of foreign affairs. • A negative COVID-19 negative test, taken no more than 72 hours before travel, is required for entry into Somalia. • A negative COVID-19 test, taken no more than 72 hours before travel, is required for exit from Somalia. • A seven-day quarantine is to be anticipated. Arrivals from high-risk locations are subject to a 14-day isolation period. • A negative COVID-19 test, taken no more than 96 hours before travel, is required for entry into Somaliland. If you do not have this evidence on arrival, then you may have to spend 14 days in quarantine at your own expense in a government approved facility. Egal International Airport has put in place additional measures to screen passengers arriving into Hargeisa by air, including temperature checks. Those people displaying symptoms linked to the virus may be transferred to a nearby isolation facility while further tests are carried out. • Land borders are generally closed, including in the Gedo Region with Kenya and Ethiopia.

Domestic • Measures were eased; however, health ministers have threatened re-tightening restrictions. • A curfew is in effect in Mogadishu from 20:00 to 05:00 and Puntland from dusk to dawn. • A lockdown including movement restrictions has been issued in Mogadishu. • Public transportation and domestic flights are believed to be temporarily suspended or restricted. • The Somaliland authorities have issued new measures to control the spread of COVID-19. The measures include: Wearing of facemasks in all public and private spaces, including at mosques and public gatherings; Social distancing of 2 metres (1.5 metres in mosques); Installation and use of hand washing and sanitising equipment; Avoidance of public gatherings. Where public gatherings do take place, they must be well ventilated and attendees must wear masks, socially distance and wash hands; Closure of sports centres, gyms and playgrounds; Additional measures at mosques.

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• Large gatherings or events are not permitted. • Face masks and social distancing protocols are required when attending gatherings.

South Africa International • International air travel is currently restricted to OR Tambo, King Shaka and Cape Town International Airports. • Tourists from any foreign country are now being permitted entry, provided they present a negative COVID-19 PCR test (not older than 72 hours) and adhere to any safety/health protocols. Those who arrive with a negative test will not be subject to a 10-day quarantine period. • Authorities will allow entry to visitors who will stay in South Africa for three months or more. If an individual wants to visit South Africa for this period of time, they should send the reasons for applying to enter the country to [email protected]. The application should include: a copy of passport and /or temporary residence visa; proof of business activities to be undertaken in South Africa; proof of travel itinerary; and proof of address or accommodation in South Africa. • International students are also allowed to return to South Africa to study. • One can seek permission from the South African authorities to travel to the country for medical reasons or to attend a family funeral. • Visas granted to citizens of these countries will be revoked and foreign nationals who have travelled to the aforementioned countries will not be allowed entry. • Travellers coming from medium-risk countries will be subject to additional screening measures when applying for entry. • The following border posts are permitted to reopen: Kopfontein, Groblersbridge, Skilpadsnek, Ramathabama, Mesure Bridge, Ficksburg, Van Rooyensgate, Qashasnek, Caledonspoort, Sani Pass, Oshoek, Golela, Jeppes Reef, Mananga, Mahamba, Nakop, Vioolsdrift, Lebombo, Kosibay, and Beitbridge. • If a traveller wishes to leave South Africa on a private plane or a boat, they may need permission from the South African authorities. One should make their request at least 10 working days before you need to travel. • All commercial seaports will be opened. • Further details - https://www.gov.za/covid-19/

Domestic • COVID-19 lockdown restrictions are eased to Level 2. The nightly curfew will now begin at 23:00 local time, but will still last until 04:00. In addition, shops will now be permitted to sell alcohol from Monday to Friday, and the limit to gatherings has been increased from 250 people indoors and 500 people outdoors. Facemasks will however remain mandatory in public spaces among other basic health measures.

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South Korea International • All foreign nationals arriving in South Korea are required to provide a negative PCR test declaration, issued within 72 hours of departure. • All arrivals – regardless of nationality and length of stay – are also required to be tested for COVID-19 after entering South Korea. Arrivals will be taken for testing and must remain at the testing facility until a negative result has been secured. anvilgroup.com Page 152 of 186

• If you have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you can apply for a ‘quarantine exemption’ which allows you to bypass quarantine when entering South Korea. Even if you have a quarantine exemption, on arrival in Korea you will need to submit a negative PCR test issued within 72 hours prior to departure. You will also need to take PCR tests on arrival and on day 6 or 7, and comply with active health monitoring through the Korean government app (install before arrival). • Quarantine is mandatory if you do not have a quarantine exemption. • Korean nationals and long-term foreign visitors with an Alien Registration Card and Korean residence may self-quarantine at home for 14 days. • All other foreign short-term travellers must quarantine at a government-designated facility for 14 days. • All arrivals and airline crew must install ‘Self-diagnosis Mobile App’ to report their travel history and health status. • Individuals transiting through Incheon International Airport to other countries will not be required to quarantine but must submit to health screening measures at the airport. • Commercial departures out of South Korea are not being restricted, but availability may be limited. The foreign ministry has issued a special travel advisory urging travellers to avoid overseas flights unless deemed essential. • Flight bans are in place for specified countries. Further travel restrictions from additional countries may be imposed at short notice. Please check with your airline and embassy before travelling. • The South Korean government has extended its special advisory against overseas travel until 13 October. With this advisory, citizens are urged to cancel or postpone trips abroad. • Restrictions apply on arrivals who have transited China. • For further details see here - https://www.mofa.go.kr/eng/brd/m_22742/list.do

Domestic • South Korea is introducing a tiered and location specific approach to social distancing. • The wearing of face masks is compulsory in public, on transport, and on all flights, particularly in Seoul. • Level 2 measures include limiting private gatherings to eight people, and public meetings up to 100 individuals. Restaurants and most non-essential businesses must close by 00:00 local time. • Level 3 measures will take effect in areas where infections are rising. These restrictions include limiting social gatherings to four people, with up to 50 individuals permitted at organized events. Entertainment venues must close by 22:00 local time. • Level 4 restrictions are in place for Greater Seoul, including Incheon and Gyeonggi, until 3 October. These measures include restricting gatherings to two people after 18:00 local time. Many entertainment venues are closed, and restaurants are required to shut by 22:00. • Mandatory COVID-19 PCR testing for foreign workers has been introduced in Seoul and some provinces including Gyeonggi and South Jeolla. Fines may be imposed for violation of these regulations.

Special Conditions • Masks are longer be required outdoors for those vaccinated with at least one COVID-19 shot.

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• Juba International Airport has been reopened with both international and domestic flights resuming. • To enter South Sudan, you must have a certificate showing you are free from coronavirus, issued no more than 96 hours ahead of your journey, and endorsed by a reputable medical provider. You will also need to self-isolate on arrival, for 10 days without a test or for 7 days with test and release. • Travellers are exempt from quarantine if they have documentation of full COVID-19 vaccination (completed at least two weeks before travelling) or evidence of a positive PCR test result within the 6 months prior to travelling. A pre-departure negative certificate is still required as detailed above.

Domestic • The government has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions in the country, due to a fall in new cases. Strict hygiene measures are encouraged. • Schools have reopened.

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Spain International • Entry restrictions have been extended to 30 September. • All passengers arriving in Spain by air or sea, including those arriving in transit to other countries, must complete a Health Control Form before departure and obtain their QR to present it at boarding and at health controls on arrival in Spain. • If you come from a third country (non-EU), you must first check if you can travel to Spain. • Generally, you will need to provide proof of full vaccination, or a negative test taken no more than 72 hours prior to arrival. • Flight bans have been used to protect against variant impacted countries. Anyone permitted entry from these locations must also enter a 10-day quarantine after arrival. • See here for further details - https://www.spth.gob.es/

Domestic • The national state of emergency has been lifted; however, some restrictions and curfews will remain in force and may vary between regions (check for the latest). Members of the public are no longer required to wear masks outdoors if social distancing can be observed. It is understood that masks must be on each person so they can be worn in situations where they are deemed necessary.

Special Conditions • Authorities are encouraging residents to download and use the ‘Radar Covid’ mobile application for coronavirus tracing information.

Sri Lanka International • Inbound flights will be limited to 75 passengers and all travellers must submit a negative PCR test before departure, as well as undergo a 14-day quarantine period. In addition, foreign nationals, seafarers, businessmen, investors and others are required to obtain approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enter the island along with the entry visa. • Non-tourist travellers who enter the country at least 14 days after being fully vaccinated for COVID-19 no longer need to quarantine upon arrival. Inbound airline passengers are required to submit a vaccination certificate upon entry, and vaccinated tourists only have anvilgroup.com Page 154 of 186

to limit movement to hotels and pre-approved sites for seven days after arrival instead of 14 days. • Arrivals will be prohibited from entering Sri Lanka if they arrive from a high risk location. Check for updates.

Domestic • Restrictions will remain in place until at least 1 October. • A nightly curfew between 22:00 and 04:00 is being enforced. Exceptions are in place for essential workers and medical reasons, among others. • Some restrictions are re-imposed including capacity limits on gatherings. • Authorities have banned all public gatherings including protests until further notice. • Cinemas and museums can reopen at 50 percent capacity. Hotels and restaurants will also reopen subject to health guidelines. Conferences, seminars and brand launches can be held with a maximum of 50 on-site participants. A maximum of 50 people can attend funerals of those who die of non-COVID-19-related causes.

Special Conditions • Rapid Antigen Tests (RAT) or Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests will be conducted on those who are not wearing face masks in public, in addition to taking legal action. • Face masks are mandatory in public spaces.

Sudan International • Most commercial flights to Sudan have been cancelled and land borders have been closed. • Sudan’s international airport in Khartoum is reopened for some international passenger flights. • Passengers of Sudanese origin are subject to testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) on arrival. • All other passengers must possess a certificate confirming a negative result for a test, taken less than 72 hours before arrival. The test result must have a barcode, a stamp, a signature or a QR code. • The Sudanese Civil Aviation authorities require that you undergo a temperature check before entering the airport. Some airlines require evidence of a negative PCR test and have strict rules on face coverings and gloves. • Travellers suspected of having COVID-19 symptoms will be subject to an isolation period at a designated facility. • Testing requirements may differ depending on your departure point. • Check for any specific entry bans. • Check with your relevant embassy for the latest information concerning the potential need to quarantine for up to 14 days. • Land borders at Argin and Halfa with Egypt are understood to be open; however, crossings with Eritrea and Ethiopia are closed.

Domestic • Schools and universities have been closed until notified and social gatherings have been restricted. Face coverings are now mandatory in markets, workplaces and public transport. • Additional restrictions cannot be ruled out.

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Suriname International • Travelers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can travel to Suriname from abroad but only on the following conditions: Travellers must be able to demonstrate that they are fully vaccinated; Travellers must also be in possession of a negative PCR test that is not older than 72 hours before departure of the flight to Suriname. • Non-vaccinated travellers can enter with the permission from the Surinamese authorities and subject to testing and isolation. • Arrivals with a COVID-19 recovery certificate are also allowed to enter. • Some carriers are also imposing measures, check for the latest requirements prior to boarding.

Domestic • Domestic restrictions are in place through 11 October. • A curfew is in place from 21:00 to 06:00 local time. • Social gatherings can see up to 10 people meet, with up to 25 permitted at funerals and 50 at places of worship. • Recreational centres, casinos, and other entertainment venues are being allowed to reopen with safety protocols in place. Opened businesses are generally permitted to operate between 06:00 and 20:00 local time daily. • Nightclubs, bars, and restaurants remain closed. • Face masks and social distancing is mandatory outside of one's residence. • Flights are operating domestically for cargo, repatriation, and medical emergency purposes only.

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Svalbard International • Svalbard is open for certain travellers from countries within the Schengen Area and the EEA with sufficiently low transmission. International visitors from other countries have to undergo a mandatory quarantine upon entry in Norway and Svalbard. • Travellers to Svalbard from the Norwegian mainland do not have to enter into quarantine upon arriving in Svalbard, nor upon returning to the Norwegian mainland from Svalbard at this point in time. • Travellers to Svalbard have to present a negative COVID-19 test before departing for Svalbard. The test is required to have been taken 24 hours of departure at the latest, and has to be performed on the Norwegian mainland. Rapid COVID-19 tests are approved as a sufficient test for travellers to Svalbard • Officials require registration of all persons upon entering. • The latest restrictions can be found here - https://www.fhi.no/en/op/novel-coronavirus- facts-advice/facts-and-general-advice/travel-advice-COVID19/ • Protected persons are no longer recommended to refrain from unnecessary travels in Norway. But during travel, the standard recommendations regarding distance to other persons and the use of face masks are still in effect.

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gathered. See here for the latest - https://www.regjeringen.no/no/aktuelt/neste-trinn-i- gjenapningen-skjer-27.-mai/id2850347/?expand=factbox2850353

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Sweden International • An entry ban on travellers from non-European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) countries has been extended through 31 October. Passengers considered exempt are still required to submit a negative COVID-19 test from within 73 hours of arrival. • A ban on travel from EEA countries has been extended through 31 October. • Entry restrictions for passengers from the Nordic countries of Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland are lifted. Switzerland is also an exempt country. • The government currently discourages unnecessary travel to other countries outside the EU, the EEA, and the Schengen area. • For further details see here - https://www.regeringen.se/uds-reseinformation/

Domestic • Operators of long-distance public transport are able to operate at full capacity. Nonetheless, passengers are still advised to be cautious. Those who show any Coronavirus symptoms are advised against using any public transport services. • Different municipalities of the country are no longer banning the public from attending certain crowded places. • Restaurants and bars can now stay open until 02:00 local time. • Up to 300 people are now allowed at seated indoor events and up to 3,000 for outdoor events. For events without designated seating, the limits will be up to 50 people indoors, 600 outdoors, and 900 at outdoor running events and races. • Up to 1,800 participants are now allowed to attend outdoor demonstrations. • Private gatherings indoors at rented premises can now have up to 50 people attending. • There are legal limits on how many people can be in a shop, gym or other similar business at one time (no more than one person per 10 square metres of usable space. • The advice remains to work from home as often as possible, and if it is not possible, your employer should put in place measures to ensure distancing at the workplace. • Several COVID-19 restrictions will be eased on 29 September. Limits regarding the number of attendees at public and private events will end, impacting venues such as restaurants, theatres, and sports stadiums. The recommendation to work from home where possible will also conclude. Officials have suggested that a domestic vaccine certificate may be implemented.

Special Conditions • Wearing face coverings is encouraged.

Switzerland International • Depending on the type of travel, you might have to fill out a form for incoming travellers, show proof of a negative test and/or go into quarantine. See here for details: https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien- pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/empfehlungen-fuer- reisende/quarantaene-einreisende.html anvilgroup.com Page 157 of 186

• All passengers must provide their contact details or complete the "Contact Tracing Card" form. • Switzerland has launched “COVID-19 Certificates” which aim to facilitate travel within European countries for all vaccinated persons and those who test negative or recovered from COVID-19. • Travellers from third countries who prove that they have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 will no longer be subject to entry restrictions upon arrival. Additionally, all persons entering Switzerland from a Schengen Area country will no longer be required to self-isolate upon arrival in Switzerland. The requirement to present a negative COVID-19 test result will only remain mandatory for persons who have not been vaccinated yet or those who have been vaccinated with a vaccine that has not been approved by the Swiss authorities. • Travellers who have not been vaccinated must present a negative COVID-19 test result upon arrival. The individuals will then be retested after four to seven days. • Switzerland does operate a COVID mutations list, imposing health measures on travellers from these destinations (if not vaccinated). • If quarantine is required, this is typically for 10 days. • Further details, see here - https://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/de/home.html

Domestic • Working from home is “recommended” rather than mandatory. • Face masks are required to be worn by anyone over the age of 12 on public transportation and flights, as well as in public buildings. • Masks are no longer be required in outdoor spaces, waterparks, and clubs will be permitted to open, and events of up to 1,000 people are allowed. These large events require participants to have a COVID certificate. For events not using the COVID certificate, a 1,000 person limit is in place for seated events, and up to 500 people are allowed in standing events. • A COVID certificate is required to access indoor spaces like bars, restaurants, nightclubs and other cultural, recreational, and event venues.

Special Conditions • People who have been fully vaccinated or who have already recovered from COVID-19 will be exempt from quarantine rules after having come in contact with an infected person, or after returning from a risk country.

Syria International • Damascus Airport has reopened for regular international commercial traffic. Strict health measures are in effect inside the facility. National flag carrier Syrian Airlines will initially resume scheduled flights to regional destinations including Cairo and Beirut, with a weekly flight to Khartoum and adhoc flights to Kuwait. • Syrians returning from abroad must quarantine for 14 days at designated facilities.

Domestic • Domestic restrictions are in place and vary depending on who controls the region. • Authorities in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (NES) are known to introduce region-wide curfews. • Authorities in the Autonomous Region have imposed a curfew in Deir Ez-Zur Governorate until at least 1 October. Shops selling food, vegetables, and meat can open 06:00-14:00. anvilgroup.com Page 158 of 186

• A total curfew remains in place in the administrations of Jazira and Tabqa. In areas under a total curfew, bakeries, hospitals, and shops selling fuel or medicine can continue to open while restaurants can operate for takeaway orders. Additionally, shops selling food and vegetables can open 08:00-17:00. • A previous ban on inter-governorate travel has been lifted.

Special Conditions • Inadequate testing could hinder the ability of officials to contain the virus. • Citizens are being advised to wear face masks in public.

Taiwan International • Arrivals from designated countries will be required to complete their mandatory 14 day quarantine at a designated quarantine facility. A COVID-19 PCR test will be required upon arrival at the facility and one day before the end of the mandatory 14 day quarantine period. A positive test will mean hospitalisation. An additional 7 day self-health management period is then required. This applies to all nationalities and is irrespective of the purpose of travel. • Passengers arriving into Taiwan from anywhere else will be required to complete their mandatory 14 day quarantine at a quarantine hotel or a designated quarantine facility and will be required to pay for this. In no circumstances will travellers arriving into Taiwan be able to quarantine in their own residence. • You should refer to the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for further information regarding entry and quarantine requirements in Taiwan. • Authorities are trialling a small number of fully vaccinated arrivals (+1 month) who can be allowed to shorten their quarantine from 14 to seven days. These arrivals will still need to present proof of a negative COVID-19 test result before their flight and another negative test for COVID-19 on the seventh day after their arrival. • All arrivals who have been in India within the past 14 days are being banned entry into the island. Taiwanese citizens are exempt, but will be required to quarantine for 14-days after entering. • Officials have started allowing entry to passengers with a "SPECIAL ENTRY PERMIT FOR COVID-19 OUTBREAK" visa with “FC”, “FR” or “FS” stated on remarks, and specified that certain visas are considered valid until 30 November 2021. • For further details see here - https://en.mofa.gov.tw/theme.aspx?n=2294&s=87

Domestic • Taiwan has lowered restrictions to Level 2 status until 4 October. This means crowd limits are in place to under 80 indoors and under 300 outdoors. With the exception of eating and drinking, people must wear masks at all times when going out. • Several facilities, including study centres, indoor amusement parks, and water activity centres, can reopen. Arcades, internet cafes, and entertainment venues, like bars, karaoke parlours, and nightclubs will remain closed. • Domestic rail and flight operations are operating, with limitations and restrictions. • Micro-quarantine restrictions can be enforced. • Taiwan will relax its Level 2 epidemic control restrictions once the first-dose vaccination rate reaches 60% (likely in October). When the vaccination level is at 70%, officials will seek to lower the epidemic alert from Level 2 to Level 1.

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Tajikistan International • Inbound passengers must present a negative PCR test result (not older than 72 hours) on arrival, undergo a second PCR test on entry, and are subject to a quarantine period until the results are returned. Those who test positive will need to enter an isolation period until recovered. • Flight bans are known to be imposed. • Land border crossings between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, China, and Afghanistan are closed to travellers. A small number of border points with Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan are open for cargo only.

Domestic • Tajikistan has not introduced the kind of shelter-in-place orders seen in its neighbours. • Mass disinfection of the streets, bus stops, park benches and apartment blocks with chlorine are ongoing in major cities, including Dushanbe, Khujand, Bokhtar and others. • State borders are closed until further notice. • Mass transit is not operating. • Coronavirus vaccination is mandatory for citizens over 18 years

Special Conditions • Facemasks are required in public. Failure to wear a facial mask in public may result in a fine. • Social distancing should be observed. • Malls, bazaars, restaurants, and hotels have reopened with restrictions. • Tajikistan has blocked a website that is trying to independently track COVID-related deaths. • COVID-19 life insurance products are appearing for sale. • Schools have re-opened.

Tanzania International • International flights are operating but are heavily restricted. • All travellers arriving from countries with new COVID-19 variants, based on the WHO daily updates, or those who have travelled through those countries in the last 14 days, will now have to quarantine for two weeks. • Arrivals from certain specified countries are prohibited. • Those entering Tanzania must provide a negative Covid-19 PCR (lab) test from at most 96 hours before departure from the first embarkation point. Those coming from countries with a high number of cases must also take a rapid test on arrival. • A ‘Health Surveillance Form’ must be completed (24 hours prior to arrival). • A declaration stating their arrival destination will be required at government checkpoint.

Domestic • All travellers arriving in the Zanzibar region must have proof of valid international health insurance, wear face masks at all times and observe social distancing measures. • All unnecessary gatherings are prohibited.

Special Conditions • The majority of hotels, bars and restaurants have been closed, although a takeaway service is operating in some cases. • Schools are reopening.

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Thailand International • Permitted visitors entering Thailand must provide medical certificates, take a COVID-19 test 72 hours before travel, and acquire health insurance cover of 100,000 U.S. dollars. • Currently, people arriving in Thailand need to obtain a ‘Certificate of Entry’ and present confirmation of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours. Regardless of nationality or foreign destination, travellers must quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. This does not apply to Thai nationals when travelling to Phuket (HKT) or Na Thon (Ko Samui (USM)) with an approved COVID-19 vaccination certificate showing that they were fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arrival. • Land borders are closed or largely restricted. Officials have tightened security measures along border areas to prevent illegal immigration and conduct health screenings at official crossings. • Authorities have suspended the arrival of all foreign travellers from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, over concerns about new COVID-19 variants. • From 1 October, those who can prove they have been fully vaccinated for at least 14 days will only be required to undertake a seven-day quarantine period upon arrival. For the provinces of Phuket and Samui islands, there will continue to be no quarantine requirement. • For unvaccinated travellers, the quarantine period will be 10 days for those entering by sea or air, and 14 days for those crossing into Thailand by land. Two PCR tests will also be mandatory for unvaccinated travellers. • In addition to adjusting quarantine requirements, the Thai government has also announced a four-phase plan to re-opening the country to international tourism. In each stage, provinces will be added to the 'Blue Zone', meaning travel in these regions will no longer be restricted and some social activities, as well as gatherings of under 500 people will be permitted. These phases will be implemented over the next four months. • The Thai government has announced it will increase manpower, checkpoints and electric surveillance along all land borders and order officials to be tougher on the trafficking of illegal migrants. • Further info - https://ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng/index.php

Domestic • The Thai government has authorised the extension of the nationwide Emergency Decree through 30 September. • Authorities have extended ongoing restrictions in Dark Red zones until 1 November. The affected localities include Angthong, Bangkok, Chachoengsao, Chonburi, Kanchanaburi, Lopburi, Nakhon Nayok, Nakhon Pathom, Nakhon Ratchasima, Narathiwat, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Pattani, Phetchabun, Phetchaburi, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Prachinburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Ratchaburi, Rayong, Samut Prakan, Samut Sakhon, Samut Songkhram, Saraburi, Singburi, Songkhla, Suphanburi, Tak, and Yala. Under Dark Red zone measures, a 21:00-04:00 curfew remains in place and gatherings are restricted to 25 people. From 1 October, more businesses including spas and cinemas, will be able to reopen in 29 "dark red" provinces listed under maximum control measures. • Local fights can fly at up to 75% capacity and passengers have to follow travel conditions at destinations such as presenting proof of vaccinations and COVID-19 testing results. • Inter-provincial travel restrictions are known to exist, monitor for the latest details. • Travellers flying domestically are required to download the AOT Airports mobile application and complete a T8 Travel Form. • Shopping malls, restaurants, parks and schools have reopened in Bangkok.

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• Identification should always be carried due to the presence of road checkpoints across the country. • Checkpoints will be set up in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala and Songkhla. Travellers must carry a "letter of intent" to leave or enter. Exemptions are in place for certain situations, like transport workers delivering essential goods and people in emergency situations. Permitted travellers must inform local officials before their journeys and use the Yala Safe Alert QR code. Several business restrictions are also in effect. • COVID-19 restrictions in high-risk areas of Phuket have been extended. Inter-provincial travel has been banned. People wishing to travel to the island must have a negative PCR test taken no more than 72 hours prior to travel; the cost of the test is 500 Baht. Those travelling to Phuket for work must have a permit. Delays at the Sarasin Bridge, the access point to the mainland, may be experienced due to testing requirements. • A partial lockdown has been imposed in Krabi Province. A curfew is in effect from 21:00 until 04:00 local time and gatherings have been limited to a maximum of five people. Restaurants may operate at 25 percent capacity and must close by 20:00. Some areas of the province will only be allowed to provide takeaway services. Other shops and businesses must also close by 20:00, as well as public transportation, restarting at 04:00. Koh Phi Phi will remain closed until November. Travellers wishing to enter Krabi Province must have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, or be fully vaccinated, at least 14 days prior to arrival, in addition to a negative COVID-19 test.

Special Conditions • Until further notice you must wear a mask in indoor and outdoor public spaces in Bangkok and many other provinces of Thailand. If you do not wear a mask you may have to pay a fine. Face masks are mandatory in some shops and on all public transport. • You can register on the “Mor Phrom” application to get the digital vaccine certificate.

Timor-Leste International • All travellers into the national territory, across land borders, remains subject to prior authorization. • Some exemptions are made, including persons who were born in Timorese territory, residents, diplomats, as well as those who work in the oil, medical, or cargo transportation industries. • All individuals entering Timor-Leste are required to undergo medical examinations when they show symptoms of COVID-19. • For individuals entering national territory or those under surveillance of the health authorities, the containment period shall be for 14 days from the date of commencement of the containment period. • All those wishing to leave the country will be subject to health control through measuring body temperature or other means of screening.

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect. The order restricts circulation and public movement. • Increased restrictions have been placed on Dili until 29 September, which includes limiting air and maritime travel. All gatherings are prohibited, and residents have been ordered to remain at home for the greatest extent of time possible. These stay-at-home orders have been lifted for Dili.

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• Police are actively enforcing movement restrictions related to COVID-19 and are stopping individuals who are doing outdoor activities. This includes walking, cycling, jogging, and running.

Special Conditions • Businesses are being allowed to reopen and churches and schools resuming activities. • Individuals must maintain a distance of at least five feet from the nearest individual. • Face masks are required in public and private spaces where people collect. • Gatherings of more than five people are prohibited. • Compulsory confinement is required, in a health facility, at home or in an isolation centre for infected patients and for all individuals.

Togo International • All passengers arriving in Togo must have a negative PCR test result dated no more than 7 days before departure. • In addition, at least 24 hours before arrival all travellers must complete an online immigration and health form and pay for a COVID-19 test (on the same website) to be taken on arrival at Eyadema Gnassingbe International Airport. The cost of the test is CFA 25,000 payable by credit/debit card or mobile money. You will need a print-out of the electronic receipt to be allowed to board the aircraft. • Travellers must self-isolate at their own accommodation until the second PCR test results are received within 24 to 48 hours by email or SMS. • Arrivals from specified countries will be required to self-isolate for ten days on arrival. • Exit testing is required 72-hours in advance of a flight by visiting the Institute National d’Hygiène near 2 Fevrier hotel and three blocks north of the French Embassy. The cost is 40,000 CFA per test. All passengers, including infants and children, now require testing before boarding a flight. • Land borders remain closed.

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect through 16 September 2022. • Bars and nightclubs are closed, social and political gatherings are banned, and religious venues must also close. Funerals can take place, but only after government approvals, and with a maximum of 15 attendees. In addition, members of the public are now required to provide proof of vaccination to enter public buildings. Other measures such as the mandatory use of facemasks in public spaces and while on public transport remain in effect. Authorities will re-assess the possibility of lifting these recent restrictions on 10 October. • Working hours are from 08:00 to 16:00 local time until further notice. • Vehicles are permitted to circulate normally across the country. • Public transportation is operation with capacity limits in place. • A COVID-19 vaccination passport is in use.

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Tokelau International • International borders are largely closed. • Passengers (Tokelauans/visitors) travelling from or transit in countries or territories that has reported confirmed cases of COVID-19, will not be allowed to enter Tokelau. • Visitors from any country (with or without confirmed cases of COVID 19) will not be allowed to enter Tokelau. • Tokelauans travelling from countries with no confirmed cases of COVID 19 will need a medical clearance, three days before travelling to Tokelau. • Tokelauans travelling from Tokelau to Apia and had acquired medical clearance from Tokelau, and will be returning to Tokelau within three days, with no travel outside of Samoa, can use the same medical clearance from Tokelau for re- entry to Tokelau. • If in Samoa for more than three days, passenger will need a medical clearance from Samoa three days prior to travel to Tokelau. • Officials have stated that the atolls do not have the infrastructure or resources to quarantine, isolate, and manage any suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19. Assessments are being made and the proper infrastructure is expected over the coming months.

Domestic • Internal restrictions are not clear.

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Tonga International • International flights have been suspended, all borders are currently closed, and foreign nationals are not permitted to enter Tonga. • This restriction does not apply to Tongan citizens, who must enter a 21-day quarantine on arrival. • After entry, travellers must undergo further testing on the day of arrival, between days 12 to 14, and between days 20 to 21. The results must all be negative before the individual may leave the isolation period. • Face masks are required on all flights. • Tonga's government has delayed plans to reopen its border to New Zealand.

Domestic • A state of emergency has been extended through 20:00 on 25 October. • The nationwide lockdown and curfew from 00:00 to 05:00 local time are in effect.

Special Conditions • Schools have reopened and non-essential businesses are gradually being allowed to operate again. • Gatherings are limited to 50 people indoors and 100 outdoors, though religious services and schools are exempt from this requirement. • Social events and gyms have resumed. Bars, nightclubs, and other clubs are open between Mondays and Saturdays. • Social distancing measures (1.5m) are in place in public.

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Trinidad and International Tobago • Entry requirements will be determined by whether the inbound traveller falls into either categories 1, 2, 3, or 4. • 'Category 1' passengers include unvaccinated returning citizens and residents, who must provide a negative PCR test result (in English) on arrival, enter an authorized quarantine facility for 14 days, and undergo further testing on day seven. 'Category 2' are critically ill patients who are immediately transferred to a hospital quarantine facility for at least 14 days. 'Category 3' travellers are fully vaccinated individuals, who must present a negative PCR test result on arrival, show proof of vaccination status, and are then not required to enter an isolation period. 'Category 4' includes children under the age of 18. Unvaccinated children must show a negative PCR test result on entry, undergo further testing between days three to five of their journey, and must accompany unvaccinated adults in their party to quarantine. Vaccinated children are subject to 'Category 3' measures. • All inbound passengers must show a negative PCR test result on departure, which is not older than 72 hours, and complete the 'TTravel Pass' form.

Domestic • State-owned Caribbean Airlines is encouraged to improve scheduled flights between Trinidad and Tobago. • A state of emergency has been declared (until 29 November. • A curfew is currently in place from 22:00 until 05:00. During the curfew hours, individuals are prohibited from leaving their homes unless for essential purposes or if in possession of a travel permit. • Outside of these hours all non-essential movement is also prohibited. Public gatherings are limited to groups of 5 people (10 for weddings and funerals). Restaurants, bars, cinemas, casinos and all non-essential retail are closed. All places of worships, gyms, spas, hairdressers and clubs or theatres are closed. Beaches, rivers and public pools are also off- limits for members of the public. Outdoor sports or exercise in public places is also prohibited. The public service is operating on an essential service basis only. • Supermarkets, pharmacies and other essential retail remain open under restricted operating hours. • The inter-island ferry service operating between Trinidad and Tobago has a reduced frequency of 25 percent and flights have been reduced to three per day for essential travel only (social distancing protocols in place). Public transport is also operating at 50 percent capacity. • Facemasks should be worn.

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Tunisia International • Land, air, and sea borders are understood to be open. • All borders have reopened to foreigners, including passengers from outside the EU. The Tunisian government does operate a flight ban list. Other restrictions/exemptions could follow. • All passengers must complete a Health Declaration form and are subject to a COVID-19 test and self-isolation upon arrival.

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• After completion of the form, a QR code will be sent to your email. You will need to show this QR code to the airline before boarding, as well as to customs/immigration when you land. • All visitors must download the Track and Trace contact tracing app and use if for the duration of their stay in the country. • All tourists should have travel insurance the covers COVID-19 for the duration of their trip to Tunisia. • Exemptions from mandatory hotel quarantine can be granted by the Tunisian Ministry of Health, but only after the purchase of the flight ticket. Passengers with a COVID-19 vaccination certificate are exempt from self-isolation. • Officials are mandating that all inbound unvaccinated travellers will be required to enter a 10-day quarantine period on arrival. • Passengers aged 12 or below are exempt from the PCR Test requirement. • Latest restrictions can be found here (French) - http://www.santetunisie.rns.tn/fr/

Domestic • A state of health emergency has been declared. The state of health emergency allows the government to have broader powers to control the health situation and take exceptional measures to limit the spread of the virus. • Restrictions still remain for establishments to only allow 50 percent occupancy. • Additional measures are imposed on a regional basis depending on the epidemiological situation in that area. • The Tunisian authorities have announced that wearing a face mask in public places is mandatory. This includes public transport, health and educational institutions, shopping centres, sport and cultural venues as well as places of worship. Failure to wear a mask may result in a fine or imprisonment.

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Turkey International • All arrivals into Turkey, except Turkish citizens or residence permit holders, must complete an online form within 72 hours of travel. This is not required for those passengers transiting Turkey en route to another country. All arrivals into Turkey must have proof of either two Covid vaccinations or recent Covid recovery or a negative PCR test (within 72 hours of arrival). • Additional measures can be imposed on arrivals from specified destinations. • Turkey’s international land and sea borders are open. • Face masks are required while on flight to and from the country and at the airports. • Until 14 October 2021, passengers who are 6 years or older must submit online the "Traveler Entry Form" at most 72 hours before departure.

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HES GBR 123456789 1980 SMITH. You will need to use the passport which you entered Turkey on, and the SMS message must be sent from a mobile phone registered on a Turkish mobile network. • People are required to show their HES code while traveling on inner-city mass transit or while staying at hotels and accommodations across the country. The code will be integrated into electronic passes used in mass transit. The electronics passes of COVID-19 patients will remain suspended during the stay-at-home isolation period. • Hotels are being barred from accepting customers who are unable to show their HES code. Hotels and accommodations accepting such customers will be shut for 10 days. • Non-Turkish nationals with a domestic flight connecting to/from an international flight which is booked on the same ticket, do not currently require an HES code. Where a domestic flight is booked separately or with a different airline, an HES code is required. • Passengers travelling on domestic routes must also submit a COVID-19 vaccination certificate or a negative COVID-19 test result before boarding. • Some provinces also require submission of a HES code upon entry to public buildings and banks. This does not apply to foreign tourists. • Curfews have been scrapped and intercity travel restrictions will end. All workplaces and cinemas will reopen. Cafes and restaurants will serve people with no limitation on the guest number in indoor and outdoor areas. Restrictions and measures in accommodation facilities will end, with hygiene, mask, and social distancing rules still to be followed. Outdoor wedding ceremonies will be held without a guest limit and food/drink can be served, while some restrictions are still in place for indoor ceremonies. Events such as concerts, festivals, and youth camps will be allowed provided that the previously set rules are followed. Parks, gardens, picnic, and camp areas will be open to the public.

Special Conditions • Face masks are mandatory in all public settings. • People who came into possible contact with a COVID-19 patient will be spared from mandatory quarantine if they already had at least two doses of a vaccine or have recovered from the disease within the past six months.

Turkmenistan International • International flights have been suspended until 1 October. The does not apply to repatriation flights of nationals and residents of Turkmenistan. • Land borders are closed with Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan. However, rail and road crossings at the border with Iran have resumed. • The International Seaport of Turkmenistan at Turkmenbashi is closed to passenger traffic. • Foreigners are not allowed to enter the country with few exceptions. • A COVID-19 negative certification issued within the previous 72 hours prior to departure is required to enter the country. Arrivals are subject to be tested for COVID-19 and must self- isolate for 14 days after entering the country. • Individuals departing the country must provide a negative COVID-19 test result from within 24 hours of their journey. • Health screening and disinfection measures are in place at border entry points.

Domestic • Long-distance rail services are resuming on the Ashgabat-Mary-Türkmenabat and Ashgabat-Dasoguz lines once per week. Additionally, long-distance bus journeys between

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Ashgabat, Mary and Türkmenbasy will continue. Passengers need to present proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 72 hours before boarding. • Domestic flights are operating at reduced schedules. • Checkpoints have been established along roads in Ashgabat, as well as Balkan, Mary, Lebap, and Dashgouz provinces to conduct health screenings. • Permits are required to travel within or between provinces. • The government has ordered its citizens to wear masks because of “high concentrations of dust” and pathogens in the air. Enforcement has been increased. • COVID-19 vaccination is mandatory for all residents aged 18 and over.

Special Conditions • Restaurants (for delivery services only) and theatres have reopened. • Shopping malls, entertainment venues, cultural facilities, places of worship, and sports centres remain closed until further notice. • Individuals should wear face masks and practise social distancing in public spaces. • Reportedly the Turkmenistan government has banned the use of the word “coronavirus” and people are discouraged from discussing it publicly. Queuing for stores is also reported to be deemed unacceptable.

Turks and International Caicos Islands • All visitors aged 16 and above require proof of vaccination upon arrival. • A negative COVID-19 test result (see below for acceptable types). The test must be taken within 3 days prior to travel in the islands. Children under 10 are exempted from this requirement. • Insurance which covers COVID-19 medical costs and full hospitalization, doctors’ visits, prescriptions, and air ambulance. • Completed online health screening questionnaire (part of the TCI Assured free online travel authorization). • Residents are exempt from the COVID-19 vaccination certificate requirement. • Cruises ships are banned through 30 September. • Latest government instructions can be found here - https://www.gov.tc/moh/coronavirus/

Domestic • A curfew has been ordered between 01:00 and 05:00 local time until 31 October. Businesses are required to close by 00:00 local time. • Inter-island travel is permitted. • The mask mandate is extended through 31 October. • Maximum capacity is reduced to 50% at entertainment venues. • All patrons at these venues must be fully-vaccinated to enter and present proof of vaccination. This is subject to spot check by the Government. • All patrons at these venues must present Government-issued ID, which will be logged and provided to the Turks and Caicos Islands Government on a weekly basis. • All events must implement a customer tracking system. • Patrons providing false or unverifiable proof of vaccination will be subject to prosecution.

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Tuvalu International • Arrivals who have originated from countries affected by COVID-19 or who have visited one in the last 30 days are required to obtain a medical certificate three days prior to entering the country. • Those have travelled to China within the past 30 days will be denied entry. • Arrivals must have remained in a country not affected by the virus for five days before attempting entry. • Tuvalu will be included in a travel bubble with Fiji, but a 14-day quarantine measure will still apply. • Health screening will be conducted at Funafuti airport and seaport, and may also be conducted at Nausori (Fiji) Airport and Tarawa (Kiribati) Airport.

Domestic • Public gatherings exceeding ten people have been prohibited.

Special Conditions • Australia is to provide support through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

U.S. Virgin International Islands • Airports remain open and international flights are permitted to operate to and from the US Virgin Islands. • All inbound passengers over the age of five are required to complete the ‘USVI Travel Screening’ portal online, which includes submitting a negative COVID-19 PCR test result (not older than five days). A green QR travel certification must be presented prior to boarding for USVI. • Further health screenings are occurring at ports of entry. • Arrivals without a negative test result are subject to a 14-day quarantine period. • Latest CDC travel requirements for all air passengers arriving in the US DO NOT apply to persons travelling/returning from USVI to the US mainland. The restrictions DO apply to passengers arriving from a foreign country. • For Domestic US travellers, you do NOT need to get tested or self-quarantine if you are fully vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19 in the past 3 months. You should still follow all other travel recommendations. • All cruise passengers 12 and over to be fully vaccinated for a cruise ship to be allowed entry into its ports. • Antibody tests are no longer accepted. • Latest information can be found here - https://www.covid19usvi.com/covid-19/travelers

Domestic • The islands are under a ‘Safer-at-Home’ order. • Vehicle-for-hire and taxi services can operate at 75 percent of permitted capacity. • The mandate for wearing face masks is still in effect in all public commercial spaces.

Special Conditions • Indoor and outdoor social gatherings are limited to 50 people. • Businesses remain open, provided that health and social distancing protocols are implemented. Restaurants can operate with tables four feet apart from each other. • Bars and nightclubs can operate at 50 percent capacity.

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Uganda International • If you are travelling to Uganda, you will need to provide a negative COVID-19 test certificate, issued no more than 72 hours before boarding the aircraft or crossing land borders. Foreign nationals without a valid negative test certificate will be denied entry. Infants aged three and under are exempt when accompanying parents arrive with a negative test certificate. • Departing passengers are required to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test certificate, issued no more than 72 hours before travel. The 72 hours begins on the day the sample is collected for testing. • All travellers on Ugandan Airlines irrespective of vaccination status or country of origin will be required to arrive with a negative PCR test completed no more than 72 hours prior to travel. The airline also announced that the travellers will be required to undergo mandatory testing at their own cost upon arrival. • Land borders are restricted to cargo and registered tourist vehicles only.

Domestic • Curfew restrictions are extended from 19:00 to 05:00. Passengers travelling on flights departing during curfew hours (19:00 to 05:00) will be allowed to travel to the airport upon presentation of a valid ticket. • Public transport has resumed but will operate at 50 percent capacity and will adhere to COVID guidance, including no usage of air conditioning. This decision will be reviewed every 2 weeks. • Inter-District travel by private vehicle is now allowed when carrying a maximum of three persons including the driver. • Boda bodas (motorbike taxis) are can carry one passenger, but must stop operating by 18:00. Masks must be worn by the rider and passenger. • All universities and other post-secondary education institutions should re-open on 1 November. On the same date, churches and a range of other sport and social activities such as weddings and funerals will be able to resume. Bar closures and a range of other restrictions such as a night curfew will be maintained.

Special Conditions • It is mandatory for everyone aged six or above to wear a face mask when outside. Further guidance is available from the Ministry of Health website. • A two-month jail conviction will be given to anyone breaching restrictions.

Ukraine International • Individuals entering Ukraine must present a negative antigen or PRC test result, dated within 72 hours, or documentation providing full proof of vaccination with a WHO approved vaccine upon entry into the country. • Unvaccinated foreign citizens on arrival will be required to activate the Vdoma application and will have to undergo a period of self-isolation for 10 days. Individuals can end their quarantine early if they test negative within 72 hours of arrival. • Travellers arriving from specified countries, or who have transited through such countries, must complete a 14-day quarantine, and are unable to end this early. Those arriving from specified countries will still need to undertake a rapid test on entry. • You do not need to self-isolate if you leave the country within 72 hours. • Furthermore, all foreign travellers entering Ukraine will need to be in possession of adequate insurance if they require treatment while in the country. Insurance must be anvilgroup.com Page 170 of 186

purchased from a company registered in Ukraine or a foreign company that has a representative office or an insurance partner in Ukraine. • Latest measures can be found here - https://visitukraine.today/

Domestic • The government has extended a state of emergency that allows regional authorities to impose COVID-19 restrictions until 31 December. • Until 1 October, the nation will return to the "adaptive quarantine" system. Regions and individual administrative territorial units of the country are being designated as either red, orange, yellow, or green zones depending on their epidemic situation. • Officials have introduced yellow and green COVID-19 passports for residents. The yellow passport will contain the information about the holder's first vaccination and the green passport will provide information on both doses of the vaccine. Furthermore, the passports will also provide details of a negative test result valid for 72 hours or proof of recovery from the coronavirus. • Cinemas, gyms, theatres, and swimming pools are permitted to operate without social distancing requirements if all visitors and at least 80 percent of staff at the venues are at least partially vaccinated and therefore have a yellow or green COVID-19 passport. Schools will continue lessons in the classroom if at least 80 percent of employees obtain a yellow or green COVID-19 passport. If all staff at schools are fully vaccinated then social distancing measures do not need to be followed • All areas will begin at the "yellow" level, which allows for the opening of restaurants, cafes, and bars while limiting attendance at sporting events, gyms, and swimming pools. All 24 regions of Ukraine are now considered "yellow" zones. • Any non-resident of Crimea or Sevastopol permitted entry are required to self-isolate for 14 days.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in all public spaces.

United Arab International Emirates • Dubai's airports are receiving international tourists and visitors. • United Arab Emirates has specified that passengers with a COVID-19 vaccination certificate are not subject to quarantine. • Emirates Airlines has confirmed that most passengers arriving in Dubai from any part of the world will have to present a pre-travel PCR test. Furthermore, arrivals from some countries (depending on the COVID-19 situation there) will have to undergo an additional test when landing. The validity period of a PCR test is 72 hours and all UAE citizens will be required to do a PCR test on arrival, regardless of which country they are travelling from. Additionally, a Rapid PCR or Rapid Antigen test will be available at Dubai International Airport for travellers departing the country if their destination requires it. Check specific destination measures here - https://www.emirates.com/uk/english/help/covid-19/dubai-travel- requirements/tourists/ • Arrivals from select countries are required to produce a negative COVID-19 test dated within 48-hours prior to departure. • Nationals of Saudi Arabia are not allowed to enter except at Dubai (DXB). • Completed health declaration and quarantine undertaking forms must be presented to Dubai Health Authority staff at the airport.

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• All travellers, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, must present a negative PCR test result within 48 hours of departure. Vaccinated citizens, residents and visitors arriving from green destinations must take a PCR test on arrival without the need to quarantine, and another test on day six if staying in the emirate. When arriving from other destinations travellers must take a PCR test on arrival without the need to quarantine, and further tests on days four and eight, if staying in the emirate. Those unvaccinated, including those exempt from vaccination, arriving into Abu Dhabi from green list destinations must take a PCR test on arrival, without the need to quarantine, and take PCR tests on days six and nine. When arriving from other destinations, unvaccinated travellers must take a PCR test on arrival, quarantine for 10 days and take another PCR test on day nine. • Travellers must be tested in the country of departure before returning to the Emirates. The UAE has issued a list of facilities globally where this can be done - https://www.thenational.ae/uae/health/where-uae-residents-can-be-tested-overseas-for- covid-19-before-returning-to-the-emirates-1.1043875 • The Dubai Media Office has announced that Emiratis, residents, and tourists travelling overseas from Dubai are only required to undergo a COVID-19 PCR test prior to departure if their destination country requires a pre-travel negative test certificate. Transit passengers from some countries are required to conduct a PCR test prior to departure for Dubai. The pre-travel test is also mandatory for transit passengers if their destination country requires them to do so. • Any positive COVID-19 cases will be quarantined for at least ten days at the expense of the traveller. • Country and Emirate specific flight bans can take effect. Where flights are banned cargo flights, business and charter flights are generally exempted.

Domestic • The Abu Dhabi Media Office has confirmed that residents may move freely within Abu Dhabi and leave the emirate without a permit. Overnight movement measures have been lifted. • The requirement to undertake a COVID-19 test has been lifted for entry into Abu Dhabi from other areas of the United Arab Emirates. • A ‘Green Pass’ on the ‘ALHOSN App’ is required in Abu Dhabi for entry to public places including shopping malls, supermarkets, gyms, hotels and facilities within hotels, public parks, beaches, swimming pools, entertainment centres, cinemas, museums, sports halls, restaurants and cafes. The ALHOSN App shows COVID-19 Vaccination status and PCR test validity. These rules apply to those aged 16 years and above. Further information about these changes is available on the Abu Dhabi Government Media Office website. All Abu Dhabi residents are required to download the ALHOSN App and visitors to Abu Dhabi are required to download the ALHOSN App before travelling there. Further information about how the ALHOSN App works including how to download it is available on the UAE National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority website. Non-vaccinated persons will likely be barred from a significant number of public places. • Restrictions have been tightened in Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah.

Special Conditions • Malls, parks, restaurants, and hotel beach resorts have reopened for business with social distancing measures implemented to prevent further spread of COVID-19. • Children over 3 years old must wear face masks.

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United International Kingdom • Arrivals to the UK must take a COVID-19 test up to 3 days before departure. You will need to show a negative test result when you arrive in the UK, including if you are returning home. • A traffic light system for international travel is in effect for England. • Check for any variations with devolved nations. • Arrival must fill in and submit your passenger locator form in the 48 hours before you arrive in the UK. • If you are returning to England from: a country on the red list, or you have transited through one in the past 10 days, you must book to stay in a managed quarantine hotel; a country on the amber list, or you have transited through one in the past 10 days, you must book COVID tests under the quarantine rules for arriving into England; a country on the green list, you must book a day 2 COVID test. Check for any variations with devolved nations. • Fully vaccinated UK residents arriving in England from amber travel list destinations no longer have to quarantine. They do, however, still need to pay for PCR tests before and after their return. • Travellers who need to complete the passenger locator form before arrival can do so here: https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk • For further details see here - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-advice-novel- coronavirus. • From 4 October, the current traffic light system of red, amber and green countries will be scrapped and replaced with one red list only. Also from that date, travellers will no longer need to take pre-departure tests for travelling into England from abroad. From the end of October, fully vaccinated passengers from non-red list countries will be able to replace day- two PCR tests with cheaper lateral flow tests. Anyone testing positive will need to isolate and take a free confirmatory PCR test which would be sequenced to help identify new variants. • The Northern Ireland Executive will bring entry rules in line with the rest of the UK, from 04:00 local time on 4 October.

Domestic • Restrictions vary between the four nations and should be monitored for updates. Both local and national restrictions apply. • The majority of restrictions have been lifted in England. The devolved nations will follow separate plans. • The UK government is operating a five-tier coronavirus alert scale; the country is currently at Level 3 (downgraded from Level 4). This means that virus is in general circulation, transmission is no longer high or rising exponentially.

Special Conditions • Self-isolation is a legal requirement if experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. • Fully vaccinated individuals who have been in close contact with a positive COVID-19 case no longer have to self-isolate. Fully vaccinated people who have been in contact with a positive COVID-19 case will be advised to take a PCR test as soon as possible. Anyone who tests positive for COVID-19 will have to self-isolate. • The UK government is obliged to review lockdown measures every 21-days.

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organisations based in the country, drivers affected by the international transport of goods, merchandise, correspondence, supplies and humanitarian and health aid, foreigners who benefit from the humanitarian or health corridor established for the embarkation or disembarkation of cruise ships, Brazilians who enter their country via Uruguay, manifestly founded cases of international protection in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 18,076 (refugee law), duly justified situations of family reunification and transitory income for labour, economic, business or judicial purposes managed before the National Directorate of Migration. • Residents and citizens of Uruguay are permitted to enter the country at specific ports of entry. • All people must undergo a PCR test 72 hours before boarding and then another on the seventh day of the first test, or failing that, keep a 14-day isolation. • Fever controls will be in force at the point of entry and the use of a mask when it is less than two meters from another person. • Nationals of Uruguay are not permitted to leave the country for tourism. • Individuals seeking to leave the country for non-tourism purposes must receive prior government approval. • Some non-nationals may receive prior official approval to temporarily enter the country for specific reunification, labour, economic, business, or judicial purposes. • The borders with Argentina and Brazil are largely closed. • Foreigners with properties in Uruguay can enter without restrictions. • From November all foreigners will be able to enter, as long as they are vaccinated against COVID-19. Foreign tourists who wish to enter must present a negative PCR test for Covid-19 when arriving.

Domestic • Circulation on public roads is allowed from 06:00 to 20:00 local time. • Public shows, parties and events of similar characteristics, and food courts can open, with capacity limitations and compliance with health protocols. Movie theatres are also allowed to reopen.

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USA International • There are restrictions on transiting the USA from high-risk countries, check with the US Customs and Border Protection Agency. • Whilst there are a number of exceptions, entry remains at the discretion of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency. • Most non-U.S. citizens will be prohibited from entering the country if they were recently in China, Iran, the European Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil, South Africa, or India during the 14-days before their arrival. • Travel is being restricted on any foreign national who has been in India within the past 14 days. • The U.S. border with Mexico will remain closed until at least 21 October for non-essential movements, but air travel is still operating. Secondary checks are being conducted at the U.S.-Mexico border to limit travel, including on Mexican citizens, legal residents, and U.S. citizens.

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• Canadian officials have begun to permit fully vaccinated U.S. residents and citizens into the country for non-essential travel; however, U.S. officials are maintaining restrictions on non- essential movements from Canada into the United States until at least 21 October. • All international travelers must present a negative COVID-19 test result dated no more than 72 hours prior to departure or show proof of recovery from COVID-19 from within the past three months. This includes U.S. citizens, permanent residents, as well as fully vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. Masks are required to be worn at airports, trains, public maritime vessels, intercity buses, and all forms of public transportation. • Those allowed entry to the USA are advised by the CDC to be retested 3-5 days after arrival. Unvaccinated passengers should self-isolate for seven days, followed by an additional test, or 10 days isolation without re-testing. • U.S. citizens or green card holders as well as their spouses, parents, minor children, and select others can enter the U.S. through authorized airports after having visited the above countries but must go through a health screening and present a negative COVID-19 test. • Travel is allowed across state borders in the U.S., but some states require travelers to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. • The ‘Airlines for America’ trade organisation has announced guidelines for travel on many major U.S. airlines including Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. Passengers must answer a health assessment during the check-in process, agree to the mandatory use of face coverings on the boarding bridge and on the aircraft, assure they are free of COVID-19 symptoms, and assure they have not been exposed to anyone who has test positive or is showing symptoms of COVID-19. • For further details regarding travel restrictions, see here - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel.html • Travel restrictions will be eased for international travelers to the United States in early November. Previous travel bans will be lifted on visitors from 33 countries, including the United Kingdom, China, Brazil, and locations in the European Union. International passengers will be required to be fully vaccinated and undergo pre-travel COVID-19 testing for entry. Vaccinated and foreign nationals will need to present a negative COVID-19 test from within three days of their flight, while returning unvaccinated U.S. citizens must show a negative result not older than one day before departure. Airlines are also expected to aid in contact tracing efforts.

Domestic Restrictions by state: • Alabama – Officials encourage people wear masks, maintain a six-foot distance from people who are from other households, and frequently sanitise. Businesses are open but must implement sanitation protocols. • Alaska – Inbound travellers are encouraged to submit a ‘Safe Travels Form’ to the Alaska Travel Portal. It is also advised to submit a negative COVID-19 test or voluntarily be tested within 72 hours of arrival. Unvaccinated travellers are recommended to be retested 5-7 days after entering the state. Travellers (over the age of 12) to select airports in Alaska will be able to get a free COVID-19 vaccine. Restaurants, salons, gyms, and entertainment venues can open at full capacity. Gatherings may take place without limits on participants, but individuals are encouraged to maintain social distancing if from separate households. Face coverings are generally recommended where social distancing is not possible. Other individual cities or boroughs likely have local restrictions or mask mandates.

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• Arizona – Retail establishments, other non-essential businesses, and restaurants are allowed to open, provided they follow social distancing and safety measures. Officials are encouraging the use of face masks; mandates may be imposed in select settings such as public transportation or indoor public spaces. Individual cities may impose local measures. • Arkansas – Restaurants, bars, retail establishments, gyms, and salons are allowed to open with full capacity. Advice and guidance is in place for larger gatherings. A state-wide face mask mandate is no longer in effect; however, individual business owners may still require them. • California – Most restrictions are being lifted, and the state is no longer operating under the previous colour-coded tiered system. Full capacity is permitted at all venues and establishments. Generally, fully vaccinated individuals are required to wear face masks on public transportation, as well as indoors at schools, healthcare centres, correctional facilities, and emergency centres. Unvaccinated people must wear a face covering in indoor public spaces and businesses, in addition to the aforementioned locations. However, individual counties or cities may impose mask mandates for indoor public spaces regardless of vaccination status. Large-scale indoor events of more than 1,000 people require participants show their full vaccination status or a negative COVID-19 test to enter. Proof of vaccination is recommended for outdoor events involving more than 10,000 people. Officials in Los Angeles County have announced that proof of COVID-19 vaccination will be required when working or attending various public venues from 7 October. • Colorado – Local jurisdictions have the ability to impose local measures. Face masks are no longer mandatory for fully vaccinated people in most settings; however, those who are unvaccinated should continue to wear them in indoor public spaces. Select venues will be requiring proof of vaccination for entry. All unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear a face covering to homeless shelters, detention facilities, and healthcare centres. It is understood that all people, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a face mask on public transportation. • Connecticut – Businesses are permitted to open without restrictions; however, business owners may require the use of face coverings. Face masks are required in all healthcare facilities, correctional facilities, schools, childcare centres, and on public and private transportation. Unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear a face covering in indoor public settings until 30 September. Officials are encouraging the use of face coverings in all indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status. • Delaware – Delaware has lifted its mask mandate, eliminated its social distancing requirements, and removed capacity restrictions on businesses. Face coverings are, however, still required on public transportation, at healthcare facilities, care facilities, state buildings, and education centres. Unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear face masks in indoor public settings. Events with over 250 participants will need prior approval or adhere to specific instructions. • District of Columbia – Unvaccinated travelers from high-risk locations must provide a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours). Maryland and Virginia are considered low risk. Vaccinated visitors are exempt from testing requirements. Restrictions and capacity limits are lifted for businesses and commercial activities. A mask mandate is in effect, requiring face coverings to be worn in indoor public settings regardless of vaccination status. Select restaurants and establishments are making proof of vaccination mandatory for entrance. • Florida – Officials have lifted travel restrictions on inbound visitors. All businesses are permitted to reopen at full capacity provided that social distancing is possible. City or

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county governments can impose local limitations, including on a venue’s capacity. Patrons and employees at businesses in some cities are required to wear masks. • Georgia – Most restrictions are now lifted. Officials are encouraging all people use face masks and social distance when in public. Individual cities or counties may impose local restrictions. Officials in Atlanta are requiring face masks to be worn in all indoor spaces regardless of vaccination status. • Hawaii – Fully vaccinated inbound travellers, who received their vaccination in Hawaii, on the U.S. mainland, or in any U.S. territory, may bypass quarantine and pre-travel testing requirements. Their vaccination record must be uploaded to the ‘Safe Travels’ online platform and they must retain the hard copy to show during transit, as necessary. Unvaccinated travellers must provide a negative COVID-19 NAAT test result no older than 72 hours or quarantine for 10 days upon arrival. Visitors must also complete the ‘Safe Travels’ form and health questionnaire for entry. Restrictions on inter-island travel have been lifted. Many non-essential businesses are allowed to operate, but under 50 percent capacity restrictions. Social gatherings are generally limited to 10 people indoors and 25 outdoors. There is a mask mandate in place for indoor public settings. On Maui, residents are being asked to avoid social gatherings and for businesses to reinstate work-from-home policies. • Idaho – The state is currently in Stage Four of its reopening plan. Businesses, including restaurants and retail establishments, are allowed to open if they meet additional safety requirements. Face coverings are required in long-term care centres and under some local mandates. In Boise, face masks are required inside city-owned facilities and buildings, regardless of vaccination status. • Illinois – The state has entered the ‘Phase 5’ stage of reopening, which lifts all capacity limits on businesses and gatherings. Large-scale events and conferences may resume. Business owners may choose to impose select restrictions on their establishments. Fully vaccinated individuals are not mandated to wear face masks, except for when on public transportation, at healthcare facilities, and indoors at education centres. All individuals must wear a face covering in state buildings, regardless of vaccination status. Chicago has a travel advisory in effect, requiring inbound individuals to obtain a negative COVID-19 test (not older than 72 hours) before arrival or self-quarantine for 10 days if coming from an ‘Orange’/high-risk designated state. City officials in Chicago have also reinstated a mask mandate for indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status. • Indiana – A public health emergency will remain in place until 30 September. Most state- wide and business restrictions have been lifted. Local officials have the authority to impose local-level COVID-19 measures. A state-wide mask mandate has largely been lifted, except for in government buildings and vaccination sites. • Iowa – Non-essential businesses, including retail, restaurants, theatres, amusement parks, pools, and salons, can operate if they follow safety guidelines. Gatherings are permitted provided that social distancing protocols are being encouraged. A mask mandate has been lifted. • Kansas – A self-quarantine is required for those who have recently travelled to select domestic and overseas locations. Inbound unvaccinated travelers, who did not wear a face covering or social distance at an out-of-state gathering or event of 500 people or more, must enter a quarantine period on arrival to the state. Businesses, including retail, gyms, salons, and restaurants, can operate if they follow safety guidelines. Individual counties are allowed to develop their own reopening plans. Face masks are needed at businesses that require it, health care facilities, in state facilities, on public transportation, and in many schools. Unvaccinated individuals must wear a face covering in indoor public spaces. anvilgroup.com Page 177 of 186

• Kentucky – Non-essential businesses, including retail, manufacturing, construction, gyms, theatres, and restaurants, can open fully. Masks are needed by unvaccinated individuals in indoor public spaces and on public transportation. Fully vaccinated people must continue to wear a face covering in healthcare, long term care, and education facilities, as well as on public transit. • Louisiana – Retailers and businesses are allowed to operate, with businesses owners able to make individual policies on safety protocols. Bars and restaurants are open at full capacity. There is currently no size restriction on events. A state-wide mask mandate has been reimposed until at least 29 September, requiring all individuals to wear a face covering in indoor public settings regardless of vaccination status. • Maine – Capacity limits have been lifted in all public venues. Social distancing should continue in establishments for eating and drinking, such as restaurants. Face masks are being recommended for unvaccinated people indoors. Individual childcare centres or businesses may still require face coverings. • Maryland – Capacity limitations on most businesses and other public activities have expired. A state-wide mask mandate has been lifted; however, individual counties or businesses may require them. • Massachusetts – Inbound travellers from high-risk states are advised to self-quarantine for 10 days. Most restrictions and capacity limits have been lifted. A mask mandate is no longer in place state-wide; however, face coverings are still required on public and private transportation, in health facilities, schools, and care settings. Local restrictions may be adjusted. Boston officials have imposed a mask mandate for indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status. • Michigan – Businesses and indoor establishments can fully reopen. All outdoor capacity limits, including at stadiums and concert venues, have been lifted. A face mask mandate has been lifted, but unvaccinated individuals are still encouraged to wear one in crowded indoor spaces. • Minnesota – All remaining outdoor limits and indoor activity restrictions have ended. There is no mask mandate in place, but unvaccinated individuals are encouraged to wear a face covering in indoor public spaces where social distancing cannot be maintained. Business owners can impose restrictions for their establishments. In Minneapolis, masks are required at city-owned buildings, regardless of vaccination status. • Mississippi – All businesses have been allowed to reopen at full capacity. Unvaccinated individuals are being encouraged to wear face masks and practice social distancing in indoor public spaces; however, this is no longer mandated. • Missouri – All state-wide restrictions have been lifted, but local officials have the authority to implement regulations and mask mandates at a local level. Authorities continue to encourage social distancing and avoiding large crowds. • Montana – All businesses can operate if they follow social distancing guidelines and health protocols. Gatherings are permitted, provided the participants follow safety measures. Face masks are no longer required in public spaces; however, authorities are encouraging residents to wear them. • Nebraska – Non-essential businesses, including retail, bars, and restaurants, can operate at full capacity. Face masks are being encouraged in public spaces. Health measures will remain in effect until at least 30 September. • Nevada – Each county has the authority to issue local mitigation measures on businesses and public activities. Many businesses, restaurants, and bars are allowed to open. A partial mask mandate has been reinstated, requiring vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals to anvilgroup.com Page 178 of 186

wear face coverings in indoor public spaces in countries with a high transmission rate. Masks are also required on aircraft and public transportation. • New Hampshire – Restrictions on businesses are no longer mandatory, but officials continue to recommend the use of face masks and social distancing. Business owners can implement restrictions for the specific workplace. • New Jersey – Non-essential businesses and restaurants are allowed to operate at full capacity, provided safety protocols remain in place. All gathering limits have been lifted. A mask mandate has been lifted, but individual businesses may require the use of face coverings. Officials are encouraging the use of face masks by vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals in indoor public settings. • New Mexico – The previous colour-coded system to determine local restrictions has expired. Capacity limits have been lifted for businesses and social gatherings. Face masks are not required for vaccinated individuals; however, coverings should be used by unvaccinated people in businesses, workplaces, and businesses where they are required. • New York – Domestic and asymptomatic travellers from another state are no longer required to quarantine or test for entry; however, must complete the ‘New York State Travel Form’. All regions of the state have entered Phase Four of reopening. Restaurants may provide indoor dining. Activities such as zoos, museums, some entertainment venues, businesses, and malls are reopening. Face coverings are required in in schools, large venues, healthcare centres, and select other official buildings. In New York City, the MTA subway network has resumed full 24-hour services. Officials in New York City are requiring proof of vaccination to enter restaurants, gyms and select entertainment venues. • North Carolina – Retail stores, entertainment facilities and restaurants can operate if they follow safety guidelines. Face masks are needed in some settings, but the mandate is largely lifted for vaccinated individuals. County officials can implement mandates at the local level. • North Dakota – Businesses are permitted to reopen, provided health protocols are encouraged. Local governments are permitted to add their own requirements and closures. Fully vaccinated individuals no longer have to wear a face mask indoors or outdoors. Face coverings are still advised in healthcare centres, on public transportation, and in businesses where the individual owners require them. • Ohio – State health measures have been lifted. Business owners can implement individual measures. Mask wearing is highly recommended for unvaccinated individuals. • Oklahoma – Officials lifted all state-wide coronavirus restrictions. Wearing a facemask will be a personal decision, and businesses should implement safety and health protocols. • Oregon – Businesses are reopening fully and the mask mandate has been lifted. Measures regarding social distancing and capacity limits have also expired. Face coverings will still be required at airports, on public transportation, and in healthcare settings until 31 December. • Pennsylvania - Businesses and restaurants can open at full capacity. Limits on social gatherings are no longer in place. The face mask mandate has been lifted, but unvaccinated individuals are still encouraged to use them. Individual business owners may require face coverings. • Rhode Island – Authorities are recommending any inbound traveler to take a COVID-19 test within five to ten days after entering the state, and self-isolate if experiencing symptoms. Most state-level restrictions have been lifted. Face masks continue to be required by unvaccinated individuals in indoor public spaces and public transportation. • South Carolina – Non-essential businesses, including retail, gyms, salons, restaurants, and some entertainment venues can operate if they follow safety guidelines. Officials are encouraging the use of face masks in public spaces. anvilgroup.com Page 179 of 186

• South Dakota – The state’s ‘Back to Normal’ plan is in effect. Non-essential businesses including, retail and restaurants, can operate with the state recommending, but not requiring capacity limits and social distancing. • Tennessee – Non-essential businesses, including retail, restaurants, theatres, amusement parks, and salons, can operate if they follow safety guidelines. Social distancing measures should be followed between individuals from separate households. The governor has lifted mask mandates. • Texas – Officials have rescinded the state-wide mask order and restrictions on business occupancy. Business owners can continue to require masks on their premises and restrict occupancy should they choose to do so. Counties with high hospitalization rates can also impose some local measures. • Utah – Non-essential businesses, including retail, restaurants, and hair salons, can operate if they follow safety guidelines and limit capacity. Counties across the state are being designated under ‘high’, ‘moderate’, or ‘low’ transmission levels to determine local restrictions. In ‘high’ transmission areas, social gatherings are limited to 10 people. In ‘moderate’ transmission areas, gatherings cannot include more than 25 people. Individuals should practice social distancing protocols. A state-wide mask mandate has been lifted. • Vermont – Most restrictions have been lifted, with businesses able to reopen without limitations. Select health protocols remain in place for public transportation and in care facilities. Unvaccinated individuals should continue to wear face coverings in crowded public spaces and where social distancing cannot be maintained. • Virginia – Most COVID-19 related distancing and capacity restrictions are lifted. Fully vaccinated individuals are no longer required to wear a face covering in most public settings. Unvaccinated people should continue to wear masks in indoor spaces. • Washington – The majority of restrictions have been lifted. All businesses are permitted to reopen at full capacity and for normal operations. Face masks are required in all indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status. • West Virginia – Non-essential businesses, including retail and hair salons, can operate if they follow safety guidelines and limit capacity. Restaurants can offer indoor dining at full capacity. Social gatherings are permitted without limitations. • Wisconsin - Individuals over the age of five are required to wear a face mask in indoor public spaces. Masks are also encouraged when outdoors, but it is not a requirement. Public and private venues are open with safety protocols. Some counties and private businesses have implemented their own restrictions including gathering sizes. • Wyoming – Non-essential businesses, including retail, restaurants, theatres, gyms, and hair salons, can operate as long as precautions are followed. A mask mandate is no longer in effect.

Special Conditions • The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued the following guidelines for individuals who have received a COVID-19 vaccine: they can socialize with other fully vaccinated people without face masks or social distancing if indoors, can socialize with unvaccinated people without face masks indoors provided those in the group setting do not have an increased risk of illness, and are not required to undergo COVID-19 testing or isolate if exposed to the virus unless symptomatic themselves. Face masks and social distancing protocols continue to be recommended in public and in gatherings involving more than one household. • Face masks must be worn on all federal transportation until 18 January 2022. The mandate applies to transit hubs, including airplanes, mass transit, taxis, trains, ride-sharing vehicles, anvilgroup.com Page 180 of 186

and subways. Not wearing a mask as instructed will be considered a violation of federal law.

Uzbekistan International • A ban on international travel has been lifted and borders are reopening with conditions. • International arrivals from countries that have been colour-coded green countries are allowed to enter without restrictions. • Red and yellow country passengers must present a certificate showing a negative PCR test for COVID-19 not older than 72 hours. Furthermore, these arrivals must also complete a form ahead of a period of mandatory self-isolation. Passengers from these countries, who have been in that location for at least 10 days prior to their trip, will need to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival. • All travellers are subject to express testing at airports, railway stations, and border checkpoints. • A full list of countries and their colour rating can be found here: https://uzbekistan.travel/ru/o/covid-19-v-uzbekistane/ • Individuals in vehicles permitting entry into Uzbekistan from Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan must provide a medical document confirming they are not infected with COVID-19 and enter a quarantine period. • Authorities have temporarily banned to movement of citizens across the Uzbek-Afghan border. Exceptions will be made for diplomats, employees of consulates and international organizations and their families, drivers of international cargo freight companies, and Uzbek or Afghan citizens returning home. • International railway lines and vehicular transportation are operating.

Domestic • At the order of the state coronavirus task force, restrictions have been imposed on entry to Tashkent from neighbouring regions by cars and buses "in the absence of an urgent need" until further notice.

Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public. • All entertainment facilities throughout the country, including restaurants, nightclubs, karaoke bars, billiard and computer rooms, and catering facilities will only be open from 08:00 to 20:00 local time. Dining and entertainment venues are operating at up to 50 percent capacity. • Mass events both outdoors and indoors can resume. People can hold family events and weddings with no more than 100 people and in strict compliance with sanitary and hygienic requirements.

Vanuatu International • Vaccination is likely required for travel. • Air Vanuatu is operating limited international flights from Auckland, Brisbane, and Noumea in association with the government’s repatriation efforts. • Any travellers permitted entry into Vanuatu must undergo a 28-day quarantine at a government-approved facility. There will also be testing on the fifth and eleventh day after arrival. • A “Tamtam Bubble” between Vanuatu and New Caledonia is in place. The travel bubble will allow easier travel; however, travel will be restricted to Vanuatu's main island of Efate. • Any traveller from a high-risk location will not be permitted entry until further notice. anvilgroup.com Page 181 of 186

Domestic • A state of emergency is in effect until 31 December. • The island lockdown in Tanna is understood to remain in effect. • Travel between islands in the archipelago is permitted, but restricted. • The nationwide curfew has been lifted.

Special Conditions • Schools and non-essential businesses are permitted to reopen. • Masks are required in public spaces.

Vatican City International • Due to the location and status of Vatican City, entry restrictions are similar to that of Italy’s. • Border restrictions are easing for EU nationals, with no quarantine requirement. • Beginning 1 October, travellers who enter the city-state will be required to show proof of vaccination via a Vatican Green Pass, a European Green Pass, or a foreign COVID-19 green pass. Entry can also be allowed to those who present a negative molecular or antigen test result.

Domestic • There is no requirement to wear masks (white zones). • Green Passes are required for entry into many indoor spaces.

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Venezuela International • International travel is limited. Flights are operating to and from Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama and Turkey. Frequencies to these destinations are limited and under constant review. • Repatriation flights for Venezuelan citizens abroad remain available. • All passengers entering the country will be required to submit a negative COVID-19 test from the previous 48 hours. • Inbound passengers are required to comply with a social quarantine, while also undergoing corresponding medical evaluations. • Infected travellers are subject to a 30-day quarantine. • Restrictions are in place for arriving passengers depending on nationality. • The land border with Colombia has reopened; however, only from the Colombian side. Only individuals with an accepted medical emergency which must be treated in Colombia can leave Venezuela across the border.

Domestic • The country has resumed the "7 + 7" plan, whereby the country opens certain sectors for seven days, followed by a seven-day lockdown. It will also prohibit non-essential movement in addition to closing stores and restaurants. Domestic flights are largely suspended or restricted. Travel between states is banned and checkpoints have been established on major roadways. • Localised variations of the measures are possible.

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Special Conditions • Face masks are required in public. • Public gatherings have been banned. • The country no longer reports official epidemiological data. • The reopening of schools has been delayed.

Vietnam International • Inbound passenger flights are largely suspended, this includes from countries detecting the new variant. Limited repatriation and evacuation flights are operating. • Until advised, authorities have suspended the entry of people with travel history to Cambodia, India, Laos and Thailand in the past 21 days, due to COVID-19. Officials said exceptions are in place for cargo services. • A pre-departure test may be necessary. • Quarantine can be up to 28 days. If you test positive, you will be treated in a Vietnamese hospital. Following discharge you will be expected to undertake a period of self-isolation during which you should not leave home unless urgent. • Fully vaccinated arrivals with a negative test might be able to end quarantine early; check with authorities. • Foreigners are not allowed to transit Vietnam. • In Ho Chi Minh City, there are 24 designated quarantine hotels. The hotels will offer rooms at rates between US$52 to US$216 (VND 1.2-5 million). • Travellers flying domestically or internationally at Hanoi’s Noi Bai International airport will have their temperature checked twice as per the airport authorities. • Vaccine passport trials are underway. • For further details see here - https://vietnam.travel/things-to-do/information-travellers- novel-coronavirus-vietnam

Domestic • Domestic flights and train travel are now being allowed. • Health checks are being conducted at some border checkpoints between cities and provinces. • Until at least 30 September, officials are imposing tight movement restrictions in Ho Chi Minh city and the surrounding areas of Dong Nai, Binh Duong, Binh Phuoc, Tay Ninh, Ba Ria- Vung Tau, Can Tho, Tien Giang, Long An, Vinh Long, Dong Thap, Ben Tre, Hau Giang, An Giang, Bac Lieu, Soc Trang, Tra Vinh, Ca Mau and Kien Giang. This will include a stay-home order, a ban on more than two people gathering and a closure of public transport services. Most provinces and cities have either suspended or reduced domestic flights to and from Ho Chi Minh City. An overnight curfew is in effect 18:00-06:00. • Hanoi, the southern industrial hub Binh Duong and some provinces in the Mekong Delta is seeking to gradually ease curbs. • Further localised restrictions are possible, monitor for local updates.

Special Conditions • The wearing of face masks is compulsory in public spaces and travellers face fines for defying public safety protocols.

Wallis and International Futuna • International air travel is significantly reduced.

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• Those permitted entry will need to register with the Cellule d’Organisation des Vols (COV), undergo a COVID-19 test within 72 hours, and is subject to a 14-day quarantine period. • Flights between Mayotte, French Guiana, the French South Pacific territories (New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna), and France are temporarily suspended until further notice. • A 14-day quarantine is not required of travellers permitted entry between Wallis and Futuna and New Caledonia. • To enter the French Overseas Territories, you will need to complete a travel certificate. There are different certificates for travel from mainland France to French overseas territories or international travel from abroad to French overseas territories. • Travellers must present two affidavits to the airline before leaving Wallis. One certifying that the traveller does not have symptoms of Covid-19 infection and that he is not aware of having been in contact with a confirmed case of Covid-19 in the fourteen days preceding the flight. The other specifying, on plain paper, the reason for the trip, accompanied by the relevant supporting documents.

Domestic • The previous curfew order has been lifted. • Wearing a face mask is mandatory in indoor public spaces, at the airport, on school transport, and on aircraft. • Domestic flights between Wallis and Futuna are no longer subject to restrictions and health checks.

Special Conditions • Public gatherings are permitted up to 100 people. • Non-essential businesses are open with capacity limits and safety protocols. • Restaurants, cafes, bars, and drinking establishments can open at up to 50 percent capacity outdoors. • Masses/funerals are permitted. • Schools can return to 100 percent capacity.

Western International Sahara • Western Sahara has suspended all international and domestic flights and ferries until further notice.

Domestic • Travel restrictions for Morocco apply to much of Western Sahara. • Individuals must stay at home and restrict movement unless shopping for essentials and going to work if unable to work from home. • Those leaving their homes must carry a document at all times declaring their reasoning for being outside.

Special Conditions • Wearing a face mask in public is compulsory and anyone seen violating this order could face one to three months in prison.

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• Air Djibouti, Air France, and Ethiopian Airlines are operating select flights between Djibouti and Aden. • A negative PCR test is required for those travelling into the country at least 72 hours before their arrival. • All travellers arriving into Yemen are required to enter quarantine facilities for 14 days. • Saudi Arabia authorities at the land border point are now requesting Yemenis to provide a COVID-19 vaccination certificate to allow them to enter KSA.

Domestic • Movement from Aden to other regions is likely to be restricted. • A partial overnight curfew is in effect for Aden and other major cities under its control. • Mahra Governorate has lifted a night-time curfew in the capital after health facilities reported fewer infections and deaths. • In Hadramout Governorate, local authorities have reduced curfew hours and allowed mosques to reopen for prayers, while advising people to follow social distancing rules, and wear masks and gloves. The curfew was adjusted from 14:00-06:00 to 20:00-04:00. • The government has a limited ability to test and treat cases of Covid-19 due to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen. • Some areas have designated quarantine camps. These can vary in both quality and access to medical provision.

Special Conditions • The Houthi Cabinet is allowing restaurants, wedding halls, public baths, parks, and playgrounds to reopen.

Zambia International • All travellers coming from a country designated ‘high risk’ by the Government of Zambia must take a COVID-19 test on arrival even if they have a negative PCR test. The current list of ‘high risk’ countries is Argentina, Brazil, Belgium, Colombia, Chile, Egypt, Ethiopia, France, Germany, India, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Kenya, Netherlands, Peru, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Tanzania, Tunisia and Turkey. This list is liable to change at short notice and with minimal publication. Travellers who transit through 'high risk' countries are not considered 'high risk' if the transit time is less than 24 hours. • Arrivals from countries that are not classified as ‘high risk’ and have a negative PCR test result do not need to quarantine. • A mandatory 14 day self-isolation will be instituted for all arrivals from countries classified as ‘high risk’. However, this self-isolation will be discontinued once a negative PCR test result taken on arrival is produced. • Arrivals from countries classified as ‘high risk’ who test positive will be managed in accordance with the prescribed Zambian COVID-19 management guidelines. • Land borders are open. • Upon exiting the country, a negative COVID-19 test taken within the past 14 days must be presented. Only COVID-19 tests taken in Zambia will be accepted. To obtain a certificate, travellers must take their negative test result to UTH Hospital, the Zambia National Health Public Institute, the District Health Office or the Public Health Office and pay a 200 Kwacha fee. This requirement does not apply to travellers to a destination that does not require a negative test but travellers are advised to check with their airline on their requirements prior to travel.

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Domestic • The wearing of a mask is mandatory in all public places.

Special Conditions N/A

Zimbabwe International • Citizens and residents of Zimbabwe with proof of a valid negative PCR test certificate are required to self-quarantine for 10 days. Those who do not have a valid negative test result are required to quarantine for 10 days at a designated facility at their own expense. They are then released upon receipt of a negative COVID-19 test result. • Land border crossings are gradually reopening for motorists and pedestrians. Five of the country’s major crossings are at Beitbridge, Plumtree, Chirundu, Victoria Falls and Forbes. • Travellers from Tanzania will be tested for COVID-19 at Zimbabwean points of entry using the PCR test. • Zimbabweans are allowed to travel abroad as long as they meet requirements of receiving countries.

Domestic • A nationwide Level 2 lockdown is currently in place until at least 6 October. • The curfew is from 22:00 and 05:30 local time. • Businesses are permitted to open from 08:00 and 19:00. • Intercity transport is permitted. • Air Zimbabwe has resumed domestic operations, with services initially running between Harare, Bulawayo, and Victoria Falls. • Fully vaccinated individuals can play sports until 20:00, and go to restaurants, gyms, cinemas/theatres.

Special Conditions • Face masks should be worn at all times in public areas. • Social gatherings of up to 100 people are permitted.

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