St. Kitts & Nevis announced it will be reopening its borders for international tourism in October stated Prime Minister Timothy Harris. 8-14 days: visitors will undergo a RT-PCR test (USD 100, visitors’ cost) on day 7. International borders open for tourism purposes since August 12; While 14-day self-quarantine is mandatory for all incoming international passengers, you can take a COVID test during the stay to cut short your quarantine. Saint Lucia. This is a direct result of the Federation’s “all society approach” and adherence to established protocols including social distancing, handwashing and mask-wearing that remain in place. Yachts) please note below:Travelers arriving via the country’s seaports must meet the following requirements: Stakeholders in every sector of the industry have been trained in our health and safety protocols, which include a comprehensive system of inspection and monitoring to encourage everyone to maintain the basic standards. BASSETERRE, St Kitts – Despite an agreement by CARICOM and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) leaders to gradually relax the restrictions for travel and open their borders, possibly by the first week of June, the prime minister of St Kitts and Nevis (SKN), Dr Timothy Harris, is intent on keeping the country in a State of Emergency and total lockdown for an indefinite period. The UK has reported a new strain of coronavirus which, according to the WHO, has “increased transmissibility.” As such, several nations around the world have suspended travel from the UK until more is known about the Covid-19 varient. Travelers heading to the island must obtain a … Any traveler in this category who wishes to stay in one of the eight (8) approved hotels for “Vacation in Place,” for International Travelers are required to do the following: The CDC currently rates St. Kitts & Nevis as Level 1: Low Risk of COVID-19, having had only 27 cases of the coronavirus, no deaths and no community spread. The Federation's phased approach for reopening outlines the specific travel requirements for travelers arriving by Air and Sea for Phase 1. St. Kitts & Nevis will once again welcome visitors to its shores beginning October 31, 2020.In order to ensure a responsible reopening of its borders, the … It offers “Travel Approved” training for tourism stakeholders and awards the “Travel Approved” seal to those businesses which meet, both the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and Ministry of Health inspections standards.