Go abroad 1. Iceland announced the opening up of tourism.
On March 16, the Icelandic government issued a statement that tourists from countries outside Schengen who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine will be allowed to enter the country without having to undergo inspection and quarantine in COVID-19. This is actually open to countries outside Schengen. If these tourists produce forged documents, they will be punished the same as tourists from EU countries. A fine of 100000 Icelandic krona (about 5 100 RMB).
Up to now, the Icelandic government has allowed visitors who have been vaccinated by the European Union and the World Health Organization to enter the country according to the new regulations, among which the vaccines approved by the European Union include Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Madena and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. A WHO spokesman said that China Kexing vaccine is in the final stage of clinical evaluation and will be approved for use at the end of this month at the earliest! So it's only a matter of time before we go to Iceland!
Two, Maldives approved the emergency use of Chinese medicine vaccine in China.
Madai US Food and Drug Administration announced on March 15 that it approved the emergency use of COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinopharm Group in Malaysia. At present, vaccination services have been provided for citizens in high-risk areas such as barley 18 or above.
Madai admitted the domestic vaccine in China, which means that the other party admitted that China's "International Tourism Health Certificate" is possible and very likely. Once the policy is liberalized, the dawn of the resumption of diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia will come, and the exchanges between the motherland and Malaysia will probably return to the level before the epidemic! Madai is one of China people's favorite tourist destinations.
At present, due to the inconvenient transportation, China's immigration policy has been tightened, and many tourists are afraid to go if they want to. I sincerely hope that Ma Daiyou will restart as soon as possible!
I. Recent fuse instructions and temporary measures to go to China during the fuse period
This week, the Civil Aviation Administration implemented fuse measures for Himalayan Airlines H9787, Saudi Arabian Airlines SV884, Polish Airlines LO93 and Uzbekistan Airlines HY50 1.
Nepal Himalayan Airlines H9787 (Kathmandu-Chongqing) has been grounded for 2 weeks since March 22;
Saudi Arabian Airlines SV884 (Riyadh-Guangzhou) has been grounded for 4 weeks since March 29;
Polish Airlines LO93 (Warsaw-Tianjin) has been suspended for 2 weeks since March 22nd.
Uzbekistan Airlines HY50 1 (Tashkent -Xi 'an) was suspended for 2 weeks from March 22nd;
Among them, the Embassy of China in Saudi Arabia expressly stipulates that people who leave Saudi Arabia and transfer to China through a third country will no longer accept green code applications. Even during the fuse period, transit will not be allowed and a green code will not be issued.
However, in view of the fact that Iraqi Airlines flight IA473 (Baghdad to Guangzhou) has been blown for two weeks since this week, the Embassy of China in Iraq officially announced that from March 15-28, Chinese and foreign passengers in Iraq can transit to China once through a third country, and they need to apply for green codes at the place of origin and transit respectively.
Therefore, there is no unified and correct answer to the question "Can a country be transferred to China after the direct flight route is blown?". The embassy must be consulted for specific country analysis.
Second, Aeroflot resumed its flight.
According to the regulations of Aeroflot, from March 16, all passengers flying from Moscow to China on Aeroflot flights must go to the designated institutions for centralized inspection at the designated time before they can apply for health codes. SU208 (Moscow-Shanghai Pudong) will take off tonight, and seats for the following dates have also been sold. Let's wait and see the return of Aeroflot!
Centralized re-inspection time: 9:00- 16:00 every Tuesday.
Venue: Affiliated Hospital of Central Institute of Epidemiology (CMD), Federal State Budget Bureau, Russian Federal Bureau of Consumer Rights Protection and Public Welfare Supervision.
Address: 4th floor, Building C 17, No.5 Susha Sana Hutong, Moscow;
Check sequence: for passengers whose surnames begin with A-M, do it at 9:00- 12:00; N-Z passengers do it at 12- 16.
Document requirements: original passport+household registration certificate;
Money required: 5680 rubles/person, you can swipe your card/withdraw cash.
British direct flights to China were cancelled in March and April.
App shows that China International Airlines has closed the CA850 flight from April 1 to May 3 1 London Heathrow to Shanghai Pudong, and the earliest ticket sales date is June 4; In addition, BA has cancelled the BA 169 (London Heathrow-Shanghai Pudong) flight from the end of March to mid-April. The date of resumption of diplomatic relations in Britain may be postponed again.
Actually, it's quite convenient to transfer. Many transit places in Europe have double inspection agencies (entry is not required), and Jiage is cheaper.
Fourth, the Netherlands has introduced new transfer regulations.
From March 16, the rules of transit flights to Amsterdam will be greatly changed: originally, transit flights from high-risk countries to the Netherlands need to be quickly detected within 4 hours before boarding on the basis that PCR reports are negative within 72 hours before departure.
And since March 16, there is no need for this 4-hour quick inspection! Before, many people were too low to do a four-hour quick inspection at the local airport, so they couldn't go to the Netherlands for a connecting flight. Now they can go.
There must be a lot of people asking-which places are high-risk countries/regions? The Dutch government stipulates that countries that are not on the EU security list are all high-risk countries/regions. The only safe countries are Australia, New Zealand and Rwanda.
Singapore, Korea, Thailand, China, Iceland and a small part of the Netherlands Caribbean. Other countries are high-risk areas.
5. Foreigners going to China: The embassy provides visa facilities.
Recently, China's embassies in many countries have provided visa facilities for people who have been vaccinated with domestic COVID-19 vaccine to go to China. Different countries make different statements in some details. But in general, the general direction is the same:
Those who can provide visa facilities must be vaccinated with vaccines produced in China.
Persons and relatives who go to China to engage in the necessary activities of recovery and production.
Foreign family members (including spouses, parents, children and close relatives) of China citizens or permanent residents who go to China for urgent humanitarian needs.
Holders of valid APEC business travel cards can apply for business visas with invitations issued by domestic units;