Updated August 9, 2022: 

Each country has different entry requirements due to COVID-19. When booking your flight, please note that you are also responsible for any entry requirements in countries where you have a layover, even if you are not exiting the airport.

On June 12, 2022 the US Government lifted testing requirements for entrance into the United States.
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If you are returning home to another country that is not the United States, you will be responsible for meeting the entrance requirements for that country.

Here is a brief list of special requirements to enter countries where we have trips operating in the next few months. These requirements change rapidly, so please stay up to date on entrance requirements as your trip date nears. Consult your local embassy for further details.

Please note that a "completed vaccination card" must show that you received your last dose of the vaccine more than 14 days before departure.

-Argentina: All travelers must fill in an electronic "sworn statement" form within 48 hours before traveling to the country, and present proof of insurance that includes hospitalization, quarantine, and transportation coverage for those who tested positive, are a suspected case of COVID-19 infection or are in contact with a probable confirmed case.
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-Belize: There are no travel restrictions for Costa Rica.
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-Cambodia: Travelers who show they are fully vaccinated can forgo any quarantine requirements. Unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelers can pay $5 USD for a rapid test to enter the country.

-Costa Rica: There are no travel restrictions for Costa Rica.

-Croatia: There are no travel restrictions for Croatia

-Ecuador: All passengers must present a completed vaccination card and a declaration of traveler health. Travelers entering Ecuador who were previously diagnosed as COVID-19 positive, and after one month continue to obtain a negative result from a PCR test, may present a medical certificate attesting to their recovery, absence of symptoms, and that they are no longer contagious.
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-Guatemala: All travelers must present a completed vaccination card or proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR or antigen test from a certified lab conducted no more than three (3) days prior to check-in at the airport or arrival at the land border. If you have recovered from COVID-19 in the past three months, a medical certificate from the healthcare facility where you received treatment showing evidence of the date of your diagnosis, and confirmation of your recovery.

-Greece: There are no travel restrictions for Greece.

-Iceland: There are no travel restrictions for Iceland.

-Indonesia: Fully vaccinated travelers (with last dose administered more than 14 days prior to departure ) can enter Indonesia with no restrictions. Vaccination certificates must be uploaded to this website for verification approval. Medically exempt travelers or those who have previously been infected with COVID-19 must show proof upon entering Indonesia. If valid proof is not shown, the traveler will need to undergo 5 day quarantine. More info here.
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-Ireland: There are no travel restrictions for Ireland.   

-Italy: There are no travel restrictions for Italy.
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-Jordan: There are no travel restrictions for Jordan. All travelers must fill out this form.

-Mexico: There are no travel restrictions for Mexico.
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-Morocco: Open to vaccinated travelers or documentation of recovery in the past 90 days. Travelers must have the administration of three doses or, if only two doses, the administration time of the 2nd not exceeding 4 months, with the exception of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Or a negative result of a PCR test less than 72 hours prior to boarding. All travelers must fill out Passenger's health form, to be downloaded online before boarding.

-New Zealand: Visitors are required proof of full vaccination or proof of medical exemption. Additionally, visitors must take two lateral flow tests (LFT) — also called rapid antigen tests (RAT) — once they’ve landed, one on their first day and the other on day five/six, reporting any positive results.

-Peru: All passengers must present a completed vaccination card or negative PCR test issued 48 hours before boarding. A form called an Affidavit of Health must be filled out.
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-Spain: Open to those who can show a negative COVID test within 72 hours prior to departure or rapid antigen test within 24 hours prior to departure or vaccination within the last 270 days or those with a letter of recovery from COVID-19 within 180 days.
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-Thailand: Open to vaccinated travelers or those who can present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of departure.

-Vietnam: There are no travel restrictions for Vietnam other than travel insurance.
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-USA: Non-US citizens must be fully vaccinated.‍