On Monday, the Canadian government announced that it would ease entry restrictions for fully vaccinated travelers to Canada, starting July 5.
While a quarantine was previously required, this will no longer be necessary for those who have been vaccinated. Nor will there be any need to book a hotel. "This is the first step in our cautious approach. We have no plans to open the border any further than that."says the Minister Dominic LeBlanc.
To date, you'll still need a compelling reason to enter, but that could soon change. The Canadian government hopes to have 75% of its population vaccinated before lifting its restrictions. Fewer than 20% are currently fully vaccinated.
Remplissez un dossier de AVE CanadaMinister Dominic LeBlanc announces that the 14-day quarantine and quarantine in government-designated hotels will no longer be mandatory as of July 5 for fully vaccinated travelers authorized to enter Canada.#polcan | #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/8DnmaWszKA
- CPAC (@CPAC_TV) June 21, 2021
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