USVI lifting 72 hour testing requirements.

[insureman]

Looks like they are going to a 5 day testing for Covid or fully vaccinated.
https://usviupdate.com/

 

[mevelandry]

Looks like they are going to a 5 day testing for Covid or fully vaccinated.
https://usviupdate.com/

Is «cruise ship » considered « Ferry »?

I see 5 day testing AND fully vaccinated unless vaccinated in the USVI and travelling from US Mainland?

 

[cvjw]

I also saw that puerto rico was relaxing the testing requirements for vaccinated travelers. Maybe the covid rules are finally being relaxed and DCL ships can do eastern cruises again.

 

[insureman]

This is the popup on USVI Department of Tourism website.
https://usviupdate.com/

 

[insureman]

From the USVI Travel portal
https://www.usvitravelportal.com/

 

[iowadisneyfamily]

In this link, an article from two days ago there seems to be a lot of promise.

"Meanwhile, the governor hopes to ease COVID protocols ashore and would like to eliminate them fully by the end of February....USVI requires visitors to register on the USVI Travel Screening Portal and present a negative test result taken within three days of travel, though cruise passengers are exempt from the testing The three-day window for others is going to revert to five days."

 

[insureman]

My eastern Caribbean is on 2/26 hopefully it will be straightened out by then.

 

[belle032]

I also saw that puerto rico was relaxing the testing requirements for vaccinated travelers. Maybe the covid rules are finally being relaxed and DCL ships can do eastern cruises again.

That's good news! We're scheduled to port in San Juan for our cruise at the end of the month. We like SJ a lot, so we'll be happy to visit again.

 

[n2mm]

Fingers crossed.