JERUSALEM: Israel will admit foreigners with presumed COVID-19 immunity from medium-risk countries as of Jan 9, the Health Ministry said on Monday, moving to reverse a ban on entry by foreigners imposed in late November in response to omicron variant surge.
Those slated to be allowed in would travel from countries Israel has designated “orange,” would have to prove in advance they are either vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19 and would be subject to PCR testing before and after their arrival.
Israel to admit some foreigners with presumed COVID-19 immunity as of Jan. 9
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Updated 03 January 2022
Israel to admit some foreigners with presumed COVID-19 immunity as of Jan. 9
- The move reverses a ban on entry by foreigners imposed in late November in response to omicron variant surge
