South Africa lifts all entry requirements


South Africa lifts all entry requirements

Thursday, 27 Jun, 2022 0

South Africa has scrapped remaining Covid-19 entry rules. There is no longer a requirement to show proof of vaccination or present a negative Covid-19 test result on arrival.

Tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu said the scrapping of requirements will give the tourism industry a much needed boost.

Mandatory masks in indoor public spaces and the cap on gatherings have been dropped. Indoor venues can now operate at full capacity.

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Learn more about :   South African Tourism ( N. America )     South African Tourism ( Asia Pecific )     South African Tourism ( United Kingdom )  



 

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