US Updates Travel Advisory
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0:00 US Updates Travel Advisory
1:21 US Updates Travel Advisory
The US Department of State and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continue to strongly advise Americans
to refrain from travelling to almost half of Europe due to COVID-19, weeks ahead of the entry ban removal for vaccinated travellers.
Popular destinations in Europe such as the UK, Ireland, Greece and Croatia remain at Level 4.
The US has not raised the alert “Level 4: Do Not Travel” for any new European countries.
However, Singapore has been moved to Level-4 alert, just after Singapore gave the green light to Americans to travel to the country.
Singapore is the only nation to be added to the Level 4 list in the latest round of travel advisory updates.
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2:43 Level 4 Travel Advisory
Level 4 is the highest alert level. Countries that register more than 500 new cases of COVID-19 over the past 28 days per 100,000 population are designated to the CDC’s Level-4 list.
Under CDC guidelines, people are asked to “avoid travel” to Level 4 destinations but if they must travel, they should be fully vaccinated.
As many as 12 EU and Schengen Area countries remain part of the Level 4 list.
EU Countries at Level 4 * Austria (since October 4)
* Bulgaria (since September 27)
* Croatia (since October 4)
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4:14 The US Reopening for International Travel
In spite of the advice against travel, the US is set to reopen its borders for vaccinated travellers on 8 November.
Those vaccinated with any of the vaccines approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as well as those approved by the World Health Organization (WHO), will be permitted to enter.
Those with mixed vaccines will also be considered as fully vaccinated, which is widely practised throughout Europe will also be considered as fully vaccinated.
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