VOICED : EEUU pondrá fin a restricciones de ingreso para personas vacunadas en noviembre

The US will lift travel restrictions in November for vaccinated individuals, implementing strict protocols to prevent COVID-19 spread. Travelers must be fully vaccinated and present a negative COVID-19 test. Unvaccinated Americans can enter with a recent negative test. Mask mandates and contact tracing will be enforced. Current restrictions apply to most European travelers, with vaccine approval details pending from the CDC. Restrictions on land travel from Canada and Mexico remain.

When will the United States lift travel restrictions for vaccinated individuals?

• In January

• In October

• In November

• In December

What significant change is being made to U.S. travel protocols in early November?

• Allowing unvaccinated travelers without restrictions

• Requiring all international travelers to be fully vaccinated

• Allowing only European travelers without restrictions

• Lifting all COVID-19 related travel restrictions

What must travelers provide before boarding flights to the United States?

• A visa and a travel itinerary

• A negative COVID-19 test and proof of vaccination

• A letter of invitation and a health certificate

• A travel insurance and a hotel booking

What is required from unvaccinated Americans to enter the United States?

• Proof of partial vaccination

• A quarantine plan

• A negative test taken within 24 hours

• A negative test taken within 72 hours

What is still unclear about the new travel measures?

• Whether they apply to land travel from Canada and Mexico

• Whether they apply to vaccines made in China or Russia

• Whether they apply to domestic flights

• Whether they apply to cruise ship passengers