From Monday, August 2, the travel of people without a full vaccination schedule, between Guadeloupe and France must be justified by a dominant reason.
The epidemiological figures for the week of July 19-25 show a clear deterioration in the situation
The epidemic in Guadeloupe, with approximately 1072 positive cases during the week, compared to 298 cases
For the entire past week, he urged the authorities to take more action in the territory.
Since Monday, July 12, the movement of passengers between Guadeloupe and Martinique, aged 11 and over, who do not have a full vaccination schedule, must be justified with a compelling reason.
From August 2, this will also be the case between the Ministry and France.
What are the travel arrangements to and from Guadeloupe?
Hexagonal from FranceAny passenger over 12 years of age agrees to:
Submit a bioviral screening test (PCR test) performed less than 72 hours before boarding without inferring that there is covid-19 contamination, or an antigen test that allows detection of the N protein for SARS-CoV-2 less than 48 hours prior to boarding
If the complete vaccination schedule is not provided, observe a 7-day isolation and perform a new viral bioassay after this isolation.
As a reminder, the vaccinated person is the one who can certify that the full vaccination schedule has been completed, namely:
- 7 days after the second injection of the double-injection vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca);
- 4 weeks after injecting vaccines with a single injection (Johnson & Johnson);
- Two weeks after injection (only one injection is required) a vaccine in people who already have a history of Covid-19 infection.
Unvaccinated minors can move freely, and do not have to present a certificate of vaccination or self-isolation, if they are accompanying their self-vaccinated parents.
From Monday 2 AugustIn order to travel, passengers on flights from France who do not have a full vaccination schedule must justify a dominant personal or family reason, a health reason related to an emergency or professional reasons that cannot be deferred.
To France hexaAll passengers undertake to:
If the full vaccination schedule is not presented, observe a 7-day isolation and perform a new viral bioassay after this isolation.
Between Guadeloupe and Martinique
Compelling reasons to travel between Guadeloupe and Martinique since Monday 12 July 2021 for unvaccinated people.
Travel of passengers 12 years of age or older, who do not have a full vaccination schedule, must be justified with a compelling reason:
- of a personal or family nature,
- emergency health,
- Professional can not be put off.
Since last Saturday 17 July, passengers over the age of 12, who do not have a full vaccination schedule, must submit a bioviral screening test (PCR test) taken less than 72 hours before boarding, which does not conclude that there is Contamination by COVID-19, or an antigen test that allows detection of the N-protein of SARS-CoV-2 less than 48 hours before boarding the plane.
Airlines and shipping companies verify compliance with these procedures before boarding the plane.
Passengers to and from Guyana
from GuyanaTravel of passengers twelve years of age or older, who do not have a full vaccination schedule, must be justified by a dominant reason and not authorized to transit through Guadeloupe.
Any traveler 12 years of age or older with a full vaccination schedule agrees to:
Submit a viral bioassay performed less than 48 hours before boarding, without inferring that there is covid-19 contamination or an antigenic test that allows detection of the N-protein of SARS-CoV-2.
Travel of passengers 12 years of age or older, who do not have a full vaccination schedule, must be justified with a compelling reason:
- of a personal or family nature,
- emergency health,
- Professional can not be put off.
Submit a viral bioassay performed less than 48 hours before boarding, without inferring that there is covid-19 contamination or an antigenic test that allows detection of the N-protein of SARS-CoV-2.
Take a test on arrival at Guadeloupe Airport.
Respecting the 10-day quarantine, for people who have a full vaccination schedule, the duration of isolation is reduced to 7 days with a new virological bioassay after this isolation.
to GuyanaTravel of passengers who do not have a full vaccination schedule also remains prohibited unless based on a dominant personal or family reason, an emergency health reason or an occupational reason that cannot be deferred. Any passenger 12 years of age or older agrees to:
– Provide a viral bioassay that was performed less than 72 hours before boarding without resulting in covid-19 contamination, or an antigen test that allows detection of the N-protein of SARS-CoV-2 in less than 48 times;
Travelers who do not have a complete vaccination schedule undertake to respect the 7-day isolation and to take a new viral bioassay after this isolation.
– Provide a viral bioassay that was performed less than 72 hours before boarding without resulting in covid-19 contamination, or an antigen test that allows detection of the N-protein of SARS-CoV-2 in less than 48 times;
Between Guadeloupe and Saint Martin
– compelling reasons are kept for people who do not have a full St. Maarten vaccination schedule;
– For people who do not have a complete St. Maarten vaccination schedule, offer a viral screening bioassay that was made less than 72 hours before boarding, and has not finished with covid-19 contamination, or an antigen test that allows SARS-CoV to be detected – 2 N protein in 48 hours.
Respect the isolation for 7 days if the complete vaccination schedule is not submitted and a new viral bioassay is performed after this isolation.
To and from Saint Bartholomew
– compelling reasons are kept for people who do not have a full St. Maarten vaccination schedule;
– For people who do not have a complete St. Martin vaccination schedule, provide a viral screening bioassay that was made less than 72 hours before boarding, and has not finished with covid-19 infection, or an antigen test that allows SARS-CoV to be detected – 2 N protein in 48 hours.
Respect the isolation for 7 days if the complete vaccination schedule is not submitted and a new viral bioassay is performed after this isolation.
For travelers arriving from Saint Barthelemy, it is necessary to adhere to the isolation for 7 days and eventually test for unvaccinated people.
Other destinations
Communications entering many countries are possible again, under certain conditions.
For “green” countries, a negative PCR test less than 72 hours or a negative antigen test less than 48 hours is required for all passengers. In addition, a commitment to preventive isolation for 7 days is also required from people who do not have a full vaccination schedule.
The resumption of airline activity is valid, including that of Air Belgium, which operates two flights per week.
“Green” countries are countries and territories in which no active circulation of the virus has been observed and no concern has been identified. These are the countries of the European region: the member states of the European Union as well as Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and the Vatican. Added to this are Albania, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Bosnia, Brunei, Canada, South Korea, the United States, Jordan, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, Kosovo, Lebanon, North Macedonia, Montenegro, New Zealand, Serbia, Singapore, Taiwan, Ukraine, the Union of Comoros and Vanuatu.
“orange” countries These are the countries in which the spread of the virus is observed at controlled rates, without the dissemination of worrisome variables. These are all countries that are not on the lists of “green” and “red” countries.
For “orange” countries, a negative PCR test of less than 72 hours or a negative antigen test of less than 48 hours is required for all passengers.
In addition, a compelling reason is required, duly justified according to a predetermined list, and adherence to preventive isolation for 7 days from persons who do not have a full vaccination schedule.
For regional flights, flights resumed between Guadeloupe and the islands of Saint Lucia, Dominica, Curaçao, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, the Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo and Punta Cana) and Puerto Rico (San Juan). Square.
With regard to international flights, it is possible to resume air activity from the United States (Miami) at a rate of two flights per week.
For the “red” countries As the virus spreads, traffic will not resume.
These are the countries where the spread of the virus is actively observed with worrisome variables. These are the following countries: Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Indonesia, Maldives, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Russia, Seychelles, Suriname, and Tunisia. .
