Good News! Abu Dhabi Will Lift Travel Quarantine In July
Good News! Abu Dhabi Will Lift Travel Quarantine In July
This is great news for international travellers who have eyes on visiting the UAE capital as it looks like Abu Dhabi will open up for international travellers from July 1, by lifting quarantine restrictions for travellers from green list countries, according to reports from the Arabian Travel Market.
The Arabian Travel Market (ATM) is happening right now and HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai has welcomed everyone to the important international event.
We welcome everyone to Dubai, 62 countries participated today in the Arabian Travel Market, an international mega tourism event since the COVID-19 outbreak.
In his tweet he added that Dubai welcomes the world as global tourism begins to recover, representing ‘the light at the end of the tunnel’. He shared the remarks on the opening day of the ATM, which coincided with the news that Abu Dhabi announced it would reopen to international visitors on July 1.
HH Sheikh Mohammed welcomes to the world
62 countries participated today in the Arabian Travel Market, an international mega tourism event since the COVID-19 outbreak. Dubai welcomes the world as global tourism begins to recover, representing the light at the end of the tunnel.
— HH Sheikh Mohammed (@HHShkMohd) May 16, 2021
Abu Dhabi will remove quarantine restrictions for all international travellers from July
A new system, similar to Dubai will be put in place, with PCR essential for all travellers, along with further requirements depending on high or low-risk countries, according to reports. It’s worth noting, there will be exceptions to the rule, and travellers from India will not be permitted to enter the capital without quarantine.
Along with that, a border between Dubai and Abu Dhabi WILL still be in place, however, there will be updates to make it a smoother process.
Read next: Emirates Red Crescent Is Launching A COVID-19 Vaccination Programme For Refugees In Jordan And Iraq
The UAE is the second leading country in vaccine administration and has administered over 11 million vaccines to date. The battle against COVID-19 has been a tough one and the UAE’s primary humanitarian mission to help nations that are falling behind. The Emirates Red Crescent launched a vaccination programme to help tens of thousands of refugees.
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The Emirates Red Crescent is launching the first phase of the vaccination programme to help the refugees and displaced individuals in Jordan and Iraq.
The medical assistance will be provided in partnership with Abu Dhabi’s Department of Health. They will be working closely with the health ministries in Iraq and Jordan, the UNHCR and the UN Refugee Agency.
