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U.S citizens and permanent residents who are not vaccinated will have less flexibility in the timing of the test.
The United States announced on Monday the guidelines that will mark its opening of air borders to travelers vaccinated against covid-19 as of next November 8, and confirmed that it will make exceptions for children and nationals of some 50 countries with insufficient access to vaccines.
The Government also clarified that foreign travelers who are vaccinated with the complete schedule and want to fly to the United States will have to have undergone a covid-19 test in the three days prior to the trip, and show the result when boarding, together to your proof of vaccination.
US citizens and permanent residents who are not vaccinated must present a negative result of a covid-19 test that will have to have been administered one day before the trip, that is, they will have less flexibility than those vaccinated to take that test. (I)
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