Washington: White House tends to announce on Friday that it will raise restrictions on trips for foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated on November 8, on the land border and for air travel, the White House official said.
The sidewalk in unnecessary travelers at Land Borders has been implemented since March 2020 to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic and first forced on air travelers in China in early 2020 and expanded to more than 30 other countries.
The White House announced Tuesday that it would lift restrictions on the border of the land and ferry crossings with Canada and Mexico for foreign nationals who were fully vaccinated in early November.
They are similar but not identical to the requirements announced last month for international air travelers.
Visitors who are not vaccinated will still be banned from entering the United States from Canada or Mexico on the Land border.
Canada on August 9 began to allow visitors to U.S.
which is fully vaccinated for unnecessary trips.
The White House announced on September 20 that the United States will raise restrictions on air travelers from 33 countries including China, India, Brazil and most of Europe in early November.
It did not reveal the right date at that time.
He also said he would apply vaccine requirements to foreign nationals traveling from all other countries.
Non-US tourists need to show evidence of vaccination before the flight ride, and need to show evidence of negative Covid-19 tests recently.
Foreign visitors who crossed the land border did not need to show proof of the negative Covid-19 test recently.