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cerbesamante
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 Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 12:01 pm |
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So I will be vaccinated (one month past second shot) by my trip in March. Has Aruba declared how to handle vaccinated travelers? Will proof of vaccination be enough? What proof? Thanks in advance if you know....
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ann
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 1:21 pm |
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Location: New Hampshire/Aruba
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from what I have read Aruba is taking part in a health passport site. Only non sensitive info will be collected...in this case either a negative covid test or covid vaccine result. This link may workhttps://nederlands.24ora.com/2020/12/30 ... -op-komst/If it appears in Dutch go to top right for it to be translated into English.
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bryanzs
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:38 pm |
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Location: Alto Vista, Aruba
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As of right now, the government has not said anything about vaccinated visitors. Though that may change by March, for now the requirements remain the same for everyone (vaccinated or not) - a negative COVID-19 test up to 72 hours before travel, or upon arrival (with quarantine until results are back) - or, a positive COVID-19 test result taken some number of weeks before (to show you already had it and are no longer contagious).
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