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End of US Covid Travel Requirements

With effect from May 11, 2023, COVID travel requirements affecting nonimmigrant travelers to the US will end.

Nonimmigrant travelers crossing US land borders from Mexico and Canada and international air travelers to the USA now no longer have to show proof of Covid vaccinations to enter the US.

The change impacts all nonimmigrant travelers arriving into the US via air, land ports and ferry terminals. This means all foreign nationals are now permitted to board flights to the US and to enter the United States by land from Canada or Mexico, regardless of whether they are fully vaccinated or not.

The new rules follow the official end of US COVID-19 public health travel requirements.

However, the COVID-related requirements on Green Card applicants and those applying to adjust their status remain unchanged; proof of COVID vaccinations or a valid exemption still have to be provided as part of the medical examination.

 

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This article does not constitute direct legal advice and is for informational purposes only.

By Nita Nicole Upadhye

Nita Nicole Upadhye is the Founder & Principal Attorney at NNU Immigration. A recognized leader in the field of US business immigration law, Nita successfully acts for corporations and professionals, entrepreneurs, artists, actors, and athletes from across the globe, providing expert guidance on all aspects of US visa and nationality applications, and talent mobility to the USA.

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