COVID-19: No quarantine for travelers arriving in Abu Dhabi from updated ‘Green List’ countries from Friday

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COVID-19: No quarantine for travelers arriving in Abu Dhabi from updated ‘Green List’ countries from Friday.



PCR tests before the flight and after an appearance in Abu Dhabi are as yet required 

Abu Dhabi: Department of Culture and Tourism-Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has declared a further update to the 'Green List' of nations for inbound travel into Abu Dhabi, as it upholds the facilitating of movement limitations while keeping up with wellbeing conventions. As per the most recent update, all voyagers showing up from the refreshed 'Green List' of objections (inoculated and unvaccinated) will be absolved from isolation measures in the wake of arriving in Abu Dhabi from 12.01 am onwards on October 8. 

The nations referenced on the 'Green List' alludes to the flight point of movement, not the citizenship of the traveler. 



Voyagers will be needed to introduce a negative PCR COVID-19 test outcome, substantial for a limit of 48 hours before the flight, and go through a PCR test upon landing in Abu Dhabi International Airport. Immunized travelers from the refreshed 'Green List' should take another PCR test on Day 6 (the day of their appearance into Abu Dhabi considered Day 1). Unvaccinated explorers showing up from 'Green List' nations will likewise need to take a PCR test on Days 6 and 9. 

Nations, locales, and domains remembered for the 'Green List' will be consistently refreshed dependent on worldwide turns of events. Incorporation on the rundown is dependent upon severe standards of wellbeing and security conventions for movement, guaranteeing and focusing on the prosperity of the UAE people group. 



Refreshed 'Green List' as of October 8, 2021, at 12:01 am: 

Albania 

Armenia 

Australia 

Austria 

Azerbaijan 

Bahrain 

Belarus 

Belgium 

Belize 

Bhutan 

Bolivia 

Bosnia and Herzegovina 

Brazil 

Brunei 

Bulgaria 

Burma 

Burundi 

Canada 

Chile 

China 

Colombia 

Comoros 

Croatia 

Cyprus 

Czech Republic 

Denmark 

Ecuador 

Estonia 

Finland 

France 

Georgia 

Germany 

Greece 

Holland 

Hong Kong (SAR) 

Hungary 

Iceland 

Indonesia 

Israel 

Italy 

Japan 

Jordan 

Kazakhstan 

Kuwait 

Kyrgyzstan 

Liechtenstein 

Luxembourg 

Maldives 

Malta 

Mauritius 

Moldova 

Monaco 

Montenegro 

Morocco 

New Zealand 

Norway 

Oman 

Poland 

Portugal 

Qatar 

Republic of Ireland 

Russia 

San Marino 

Saudi Arabia 

Serbia 

Seychelles 

Singapore 

Slovakia 

Slovenia 

South Korea 

Spain 

Sweden 

Switzerland 

Taiwan, Province of China 

Tajikistan 

Thailand 

Tunisia 

Turkmenistan 

Ukraine 

Joined Kingdom 

US of America 

Uzbekistan 

More data on the 'Green List can be found on www.visitabudhabi.com.



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