Macan is open to foreign travelers. The vaccination that the World Health has certified in full doses.

Macan is open to foreign travelers. The vaccination that the World Health has certified in full doses.

Reuters reported that The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the United States. said on October 8 that the United States will open to travelers from abroad who have been vaccinated against COVID-19. which has been certified by the US agency or the World Health Organization After completing the dose, you can enter the United States. A spokesman for the CDC said that six vaccines that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Authorized/certified or approved by the World Health Organization for use as an emergency will be considered eligible to enter the United States

Later, the CDC stated that Earlier this week, it notified airlines which vaccines are accepted and that the CDC will release guidelines and additional information once travel requirements are finalized.

Airlines for America, which represents a group of airlines in the United States such as American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines. expressed satisfaction with the CDC’s move to certify a list of permitted vaccines for travelers entering the United States. It said the airline would work with the government to implement the framework set forth in early November.

The White House announced on September 20 that in this november The United States will begin easing travel restrictions for air travelers from 33 countries, including China, India, Brazil and most European countries, who have been vaccinated with full doses. But at the time, the White House did not say exactly which vaccines were accepted.

Some countries have pressured the Joe Biden government to accept WHO-approved vaccines. Because the US FDA-approved vaccine It is not the most widely used vaccine in every country.

Reuters stated that US will open to air travelers who have been vaccinated with full doses from 26 European Schengen countries This includes the United Kingdom, Ireland, China, India, South Africa, Iran and Brazil, which previously banned almost all foreign nationals who have been in these countries within a 14-day period from entering the US. But the new requirements will apply to almost all foreigners entering the United States.