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Saba eases testing requirements.

March 20, 2022

Saba eases testing requirements.
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SABA:--- People traveling to Saba since Thursday, March 17 no longer have to do a COVID-19 test on-island on day 2 and day 5. Instead, they have to test only once, on day 4. And, as of March 23, persons traveling from St. Eustatius don’t have to show a negative test result to enter Saba.
For all other destinations besides St. Eustatius, the following applies Persons 11 years and older traveling to Saba must do a pre-travel test, which can be either a PCR test maximum of 72 hours before arrival or a rapid antigen maximum of 48 hours before ...


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