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Peru

Read the latest updates about Peru Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Required
• Health Insurance: Not required
• Face coverings: Required

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• Peru is open to all travelers, and they are exempt from presenting a negative COVID-19 test result, a vaccination card, the negative molecular test of COVID-19, or the Affidavit of Health and Geolocation Authorization, as well as from quarantine.
• The use of a KN95 mask or a single surgical mask plus a cloth mask is optional in open and closed spaces with ventilation. It is only mandatory in health establishments and in people who present symptoms of respiratory diseases.

TRAVELING TO MACHU PICCHU?

• At Machu Picchu: The use of masks inside the citadel is no longer mandatory.
• Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: The entire tour is free to use masks.
• Trains within Peru: The use of masks is optional.
• Bus to Machu Picchu: The use of masks is optional.

CURRENT SITUATION:

• On December 7, 2022, former President Pedro Castillo was removed democratically by congress, and current President Dina Boluarte was sworn in. This caused protests and closures to take place in many regions of the country.
• As of January 4, 2023, some regions of southern Peru (Cusco, Puno, Arequipa, Madre de Dios) have gone on a general strike. At present, the strike has been lifted in all regions, except Puno, where the demonstrations may affect transportation services and operations.

Ecuador

Read the latest updates about Ecuador Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Not required
• Health Insurance: Not required
• Face coverings: Not required but suggested

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• Travelers are no longer required to present COVID-19 vaccination cards or proof of a negative COVID-19 test prior to entering Ecuador.
• International travelers are no longer required to present a Traveler’s Health Declaration, which must be printed and shown once you arrive at the airport.
• The use of masks is mandatory for fully vaccinated and not fully vaccinated visitors in:
  • Enclosed spaces with poor ventilation and where social distancing cannot be kept
  • Health establishments

Additional entry requirements to the Galapagos Islands:

• A “transit control card” issued by the Government of Galapagos.Contact your travel designer for more information on this requirement.

CURRENT SITUATION:

• In the meantime, we are pleased to share with you that the situation in Ecuador has returned to normal. From city tours in Quito to extended journeys through the Andes, all operations are running smoothly. The jungle and the Galápagos Islands are considered as “politics-free paradises,” making trips to these destinations run without issues.

Colombia

Read the latest updates about Colombia Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Required
• Health Insurance: Not required
• Face coverings: Not Required – They are only required in health centers.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• The digital certificate of vaccination against covid-19 will no longer be mandatory for international travelers.
• All must complete theCheck-Mig form within 72 hours and 1 hour prior to arrival, upon arrival to, and before departure from Colombia. You will receive a confirmation email that you will need to present upon arrival in Colombia.
• The use of masks isn´t mandatory at airports and planes operating in the country. The use of masks is strongly recommended in health establishments and closed spaces without ventilation.

Chile

Read the latest updates about Chile Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Required
• Health Insurance: Required
• Face coverings: Required

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

For Mainland Chile:

• Chile is fully open to visitors and eliminates the request for the PCR test and random tests when entering visitors. In addition, it will not require the current vaccination certificate either.
• The use of masks is not mandatory at airports and planes operating in the country. The use of masks is recommended in health establishments and closed spaces without ventilation.

For Rapa Nui:

• Single Entry Form (FUI) in the last 24 hours before
• Roundtrip ticket with a maximum stay of 30 days.
• Reservation at a tourist service registered in SERNATUR or invitation letter from the Provincial Delegation.

Bolivia

Read the latest updates about Bolivia Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required – Only in case passengers do not have their vaccination card.
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Required
• Health Insurance: Not required – Only in some cases.
• Face coverings: Not required – They are only required in health centers.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Travelers must present one of the following to enter the country:

• Complete vaccination Schedule (14 days after the last doses).
• Fill out the entry form, which will be physically delivered to immigration offices or on the arrival plane.
• Health Insurance is required if passengers within their itinerary have an adventure tour, such as Mountain Biking, in any case, it is generally suggested that they have it.

Argentina

Read the latest updates about Argentina Travel Requirements and Restrictions.
Last update:
October 09, 2023

• Country Status: Open for entry
• COVID-19 Test: Not required
• Quarantine: Not required
• Forms and Applications: Not required
• Health Insurance: Not required
• Face coverings: Not required

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• Argentina eliminated its COVID-19 entry requirements effective August 26, 2022. International travelers are no longer required to present COVID-19 vaccination cards, proof of a negative COVID-19 test, or a sworn declaration prior to entering the country.

• If a traveler is suspected or reported to be infected with COVID-19 at the port of entry, the same preventions and controls will apply as if it were any other acute respiratory condition.