Visitors to Turks and Caicos must be fully vaccinated
Turks and Caicos will require proof of full vaccination from all adult travellers on entry. It applies to all visitors age 16 years and over from 1 September.
No handwritten vaccination cards are acceptable but border officials will accept e-cards from CVS, Walgreens or the UK’s NHS, as well as relevant vaccination letters signed by doctors. Travellers also need to apply in advance for entry on the TCI Assured Portal.
Proof of a negative PCR or antigen test is also required.
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