Centre issues guidelines for international arrivals, makes negative RT-PCR test must

Once they land in India, all passengers will have to undergo thermal screenings and show the self-declaration forms at the airport. Symptomatic patients and their contacts maybe isolated as per protocol.

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has also set in place separate protocols for travellers from countries with whom India has a reciprocal arrangements for mutual acceptance of WHO approved COVID-19 vaccines. Fully vaccianted passengers from such countries will be allowed to proceed with their plan, though they are required to self-monitor their health for 14 days post arrival.

For partially vaccinated or unvaccinated passengers from those countries, home quarantine of seven days is required. Such travellers are also required to submit samples for testing at the airport, and if they test negative on the eighth day, they will be allowed to self-monitor their health for a week.

For citizens of countries with whom India has no reciprocal arrangements, seven day quarantine and testing of samples on first and eight day are applicable.

The same procedure is applicable for travellers arriving via sea or land, with the exception of the online registration before arrival.

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