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 requirement for passengers traveling into the United States regarding COVID-19 testing?

How many days did fully vaccinated individuals previously have to provide a negative test result before traveling to the US?

What must foreign nationals provide to enter the United States?

Which vaccines are acceptable for entry into the United States according to the federal order?

What is the potential fine for repeat offenders who violate the federal mask requirement?