COVID-19 Travel & Entry Requirements
To make attending to the Fourth EAGE/HGS Conference on Latin America as easy as possible, we compiled an overview of things you need to know before and during your travel.
Summary of Guidelines
Last updated 15 July 2022
DISCLAIMER - The below details are accurate to the best knowledge of the organizers and venue, and may be subject to updates pending changes in local government regulations. Participants are responsible themselves for complying with any of the rules and regulations including obtaining the information for their specific situations. Please always check on the official websites through the links provided to see if the information is still current and applicable to your specific situation.
Traveling to Colombia
The use of face masks is no longer mandatory in open spaces and later in closed spaces, this, for municipalities that have completed 70% of complete vaccination schedules and 40% of booster doses. Its use will continue to be mandatory in health centers (hospitals, clinics, laboratories, among others), in nursing homes and on public transport. As of May 15, the use of masks will no longer be required in schools.
The vaccination card will no longer be mandatory to enter massive and closed events, restaurants, bars, museums, cinemas, sporting events, among others.
Travelers may enter with a negative PCR or antigen test, without the need to have the complete vaccination schedule. The test will have to be carried out in the 72 hours prior to arrival in Colombia –48 hours if it is an antigen test–. In addition, the option of presenting the complete vaccination schedule will be maintained, without requiring additional proof.
If you would like to have a PCR test on the main airports of the country, check HERE.
Traveling to Colombia
The use of face masks is no longer mandatory in open spaces and later in closed spaces, this, for municipalities that have completed 70% of complete vaccination schedules and 40% of booster doses. Its use will continue to be mandatory in health centers (hospitals, clinics, laboratories, among others), in nursing homes and on public transport. As of May 15, the use of masks will no longer be required in schools.
The vaccination card will no longer be mandatory to enter massive and closed events, restaurants, bars, museums, cinemas, sporting events, among others.
Travelers may enter with a negative PCR or antigen test, without the need to have the complete vaccination schedule. The test will have to be carried out in the 72 hours prior to arrival in Colombia –48 hours if it is an antigen test–. In addition, the option of presenting the complete vaccination schedule will be maintained, without requiring additional proof.
If you would like to have a PCR test on the main airports of the country, check HERE.