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Covid 19 Travel Guideline

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sapna 04 July 2024 5 min read 18 views 0 comments
New Covid 19 Travel Guideline For Uae

Now that the lockdown has been lifted, you already must have started to dream about your next travel destination. But you need to know that even though the lockdown has been lifted and things have started to get back to regular, the threat of COVID-19 is still there. You must be completely prepared to fight COVID-19. With little precaution and alertness, you can begin travelling.

You need to remember one thing that posts COVID-19, your travel will be different. You will have to follow COVID-19 travel guidelines for your safety. Here are the COVID-19 travel guidelines that you must follow to ensure your and your fellow traveller's health and safety.

Overview

  • Why be cautious about travelling post-COVID?
  • Travel guidelines to be followed
  • Airport's safety measures

Why be cautious about travelling post-COVID?

We know that in spite of the lockdown being lifted, we have still not won the battle against coronavirus and this fight is not that easy. You have to be very careful as the corona is still out there and many have lost their dear ones. You taking precautions is going to be beneficial for your safety and also for your surroundings. And you don't want to put anyone at risk. 

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Travel guidelines to be followed

  • Always keep the track of the latest updates by government or local authorities. Make you have regular updates related to the increase in the number of cases of the situation through the media platform. It is always advisable to check travel advice released by the officials and also the destination you will be travelling to.
  • In case you are travelling abroad, you might have to register with the foreign office too. So it is advisable to provide correct information about yourself to these authorities, for them to contact you and keep you updated.
  • You will also have to take all the necessary precautions against COVID-19 and its common symptoms. Maintain distance in public places.
  • You have to be well prepared for any unplanned stay too. So it is advisable that you carry enough money with you, and have sufficient medicines, water and food just in case you extend your stay because of movement restrictions.
  • Have all your essential documents ready with you.
  • Have a valid passport with a validity of 6 months minimum.
  • Get your medical insurance and check if your policy covers treatment for COVID-19 or not.

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Airport's safety measures

COVID-19 has changed everything around us be it the way you celebrate, the way you hang out and also the way you travel or fly. There have been new standards set up for travelling by air.

Have a look at the safety measures taken at all airports: 

  1. Medical screening: You heard it right, the screening of baggage and traveller has changed now. Every traveller before entering the airport will undergo a temperature check and if you show high temperature than the limit, you will not be allowed to travel. Even a small symptom will affect your travelling. Every staff member at the airports also undergoes temperature screening regularly for safety purposes.
  2. Sanitization of airports: For the safety of travellers and staff members, airports and planes are regularly being sanitized at regular intervals. Every service counter, Kiosk, lavatory and shuttle bus are also sanitized properly. Every staff member must wear gloves and masks. Travellers also have to wear gloves and a mask for safety.
  3. Touchless Journey: COVID-19 has changed everything, this means that from now on it will be preferred to go for online booking, order food online and to do pre-web checking to avoid touch.
  4. Travel insurance: Post-COVID 19 it will be mandatory for travellers to have travel insurance while travelling.
  5. Safety luggage: Safety luggage includes your mask, gloves and sanitiser. It will be mandatory for all travellers to have masks, gloves and sanitiser with them before boarding the flight. No passenger will be allowed to remove their masks while travelling.

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Frequently asked questions

The recent guidelines for the travellers who are willing to travel to UAE are as follows:

  • Before entering the UAE, all visitors must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test result.
  • Stringent entry restrictions are imposed upon arrival at all UAE airports and may include a pre-arrival PCR test, a health declaration form, health insurance with COVID-19 coverage, a mandatory quarantine period of at least 10 days (except in Dubai), and follow-up testing before the quarantine is completed.
  • Before leaving the Emirate of Dubai, residents must obtain official authorization. Approval is no longer required for anyone returning to other parts of the UAE.
  • Travelers traveling from Abu Dhabi for the EU or the UK must have a negative PCR test result within 96 hours of their departure.
  • Visitors can go to Abu Dhabi by road, but they must first pass a COVID-19 PCR test. If visitors and residents stay in Abu Dhabi for four days or longer, they must undergo additional testing. The laws for entering and leaving Abu Dhabi by car change regularly. On the Abu Dhabi government's website, requirements are updated regularly.
  • Tourists visiting Dubai must fill out a health declaration form as well as a quarantine form. Before going, tourists must obtain international health insurance. Tourists who test positive for COVID-19 must register on the COVID-19 DXB app and spend at least 10 days quarantined at a government-run facility.
  • Travelers will be denied entry to Dubai if they have spent more than 14 days in or transited through South Africa, India, or Nigeria.

In the current scenario, prior web check-ins are preferred to avoid contact. But in case you have not been able to do so then you can do it at the service counter. Prior web check-in is preferred so that you don't come in contact with many people.

At every airport, the staff will get your temperature screened, this is to ensure that you do not have any COVID symptom present. If any symptoms are found or if your temperature is higher than the limit then you will not be allowed to enter the airport as this will be a threat to other travelers.

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