Explainer: The Latest U.S. Travel Rules And Restrictions

The video discusses the requirements for international travelers entering the United States. Travelers must present a negative COVID-19 test result one day before entry. Previously, vaccinated individuals had three days to provide a test. Foreign nationals must show proof of full vaccination with FDA-approved vaccines. The federal mask mandate is still in effect, and repeat offenders could face fines up to $3000.

What is the current requirement for travelers entering the US regarding COVID-19 testing?

• No test required if fully vaccinated

• A negative test result one day before travel

• A negative test result three days before travel

• A positive test result one day before travel

What was the previous testing requirement for fully vaccinated travelers entering the US?

• No test required

• A negative test result one day before travel

• A positive test result three days before travel

• A negative test result three days before travel

Which vaccines are acceptable for foreign nationals entering the US?

• Only FDA-approved or authorized vaccines

• No vaccines are required

• Any vaccine

• Vaccines approved by any country

What is the federal mask requirement status?

• Masks are not required at all

• Masks are required and the mandate is in effect

• Masks are required only in certain states

• Masks are optional

What is the maximum fine for repeat offenders who violate the federal mask order?

• $2000

• $3000

• $4000

• $1000