TURKS & CAICOS TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
LATEST UPDATE: APRIL 25, 2022
Effective 1 May 2022:
- A negative COVID-19 test and insurance will no longer be required.
- Travel authorization via the TCI Assured portal will no longer be required.
- Face masks will no longer be required.
- All visitors aged 18 and over must still be fully-vaccinated to enter the Turks and Caicos.
PREVIOUS UPDATE: MARCH 17, 2022
All visitors ages 2 and up are required to present a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR swab test or Nasopharyngeal Antigen test within 72 hours of the arrival date for entry.
Please Note: Due to the fluid situation and the evolving travel requirements, we strongly recommend you check the government site listed below for the most current information on travel requirements. Information provided is subject to change and is not guaranteed to be free from errors or inaccuracies.
Vaccination:
All visitors 18 years of age and over must be fully vaccinated with all doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 days before arrival.
COVID-19 Test:
Required – taken within 72 hours prior to arrival
Test-Type:
RT-PCR swab test or Nasopharyngeal Antigen test within 72 hours of the arrival date. Self-administered tests or home kits will not be accepted.
Travel Form:
A completed health screening questionnaire and TCI Assured Travel Authorization form must be submitted online no less than 24 hours prior to travel. Answer the health questions and upload your COVID-19 negative PCR or Antigen test result, proof of insurance, and digital or paper record as proof of vaccination. Failure to comply will result in denied entry.
Important:
COVID-19 PCR or Antigen test is required for all travelers ages 2 and over. Medical insurance is required for travel and will be purchased on your behalf by us.
Travel with a printed copy of the negative Covid-19 RT-PCR swab test or Antigen test result, completed TCI Assured Travel Authorization, Medical/Travel insurance, and proof of vaccination.
Gov. Website:
https://www.visittci.com/travel-info/turks-and-caicos-coronavirus-covid-19