New Delhi: The Etihad based in Abu Dhabi will start August 10, starting to fly new categories of people recently allowed to enter the UAE from India.
Among other conditions, travelers from India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka need to be quarantined for 10 days on arrival in Abu Dhabi and “using a medically approved bracelet during the duration of your quarantine (it) will be provided by the authorities at Abu Dhabi Airport.
After You clean the immigration.
Enter must also take the PCR test on four days and eight days, “the airline said.
“Flights from India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will continue starting August 10,” Etihad said on his website.
UAE recently allowed several categories of travelers from India and five other countries from August 5.
These categories include: UAE residents have been fully vaccinated with both doses in the UAE at least 14 days before traveling; Medical personnel, educational sector workers or students study in the UAE; traveling for humanitarian purposes; Medical tourists and federal government institutions workers.
For travelers from India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, Etihad includes requirements such as negative PCR reports from tests that experience a maximum of 48 hours before your first departure time.
Tests must be taken in the laboratory and approved reports need to contain a QR code for verification.
“Covid-19 is quickly taken within four hours up to your origin.
PCR test when you arrive at the UAE,” he said.
UAE, the biggest international purpose for Indian travelers, has imposed restrictions from the end of April due to a covid disaster that is ongoing here.
Only a few categories like UAE citizens, diplomats, official delegates and golden holders can travel there from India.
Now this excluded list has been expanded to include more categories from Thursday (August 5).
Etihad to start flying newly allowed tourists from India starting August 10
