Germany joined the list of countries to allow the entry of Brazilians vaccinated with the Chinese-made CoronaVac vaccine, which accounts for a large portion of immunizers administered in Brazil. The country had already taken Brazil off its red list in August, but only waived the need for quarantine for visitors fully vaccinated using immunizers approved for use in the European Union — excluding CoronaVac.
The new rules will take effect on Sunday and also apply to visitors from South Africa, India, and 11 other countries.
Fully vaccinated Brazilians are now permitted to travel quarantine-free to Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Croatia, and Spain. France allows vaccinated Brazilian tourists to avoid quarantine, but has yet to accept CoronaVac as a valid immunized.
Meanwhile, the announcement came on the same day as the United Kingdom announced a shakeup to its international travel rules. The country scrapped its red, amber, green “traffic light” system, in favor of a single red list. While there was some hope that restrictions on Brazilian citizens would be loosened, the country remains on the British red list for the foreseeable future.
The specialization trend among corporate board members It is not only a matter of perception:…
Panama will hold its presidential elections on Sunday, months after huge protests saw thousands descend…
The city of Rio de Janeiro estimates that a Madonna concert this Saturday on Copacabana…
Latin America’s trend of banning opposition candidates from elections has caught on in an ever-growing…
The São Paulo City Council on Thursday approved legislation authorizing Brazil’s largest city to sign…
The preliminary report on AI regulations presented to Brazil’s Senate last week provides a middle-of-the-road…