Ireland enforces mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers from 33 high-risk countries
Ireland implemented mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers from 33 high-risk countries, mostly in South America and Africa, requiring 14-day stays in government-designated facilities. The policy includes penalties for non-compliance and applies to passengers without a negative pre-arrival PCR test.
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HealthIreland enforces mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers from 33 high-risk countries
Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsIreland implemented mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers from 33 high-risk countries, mostly in South America and Africa, requiring 14-day stays in government-designated facilities. The policy includes penalties for non-compliance and applies to passengers without a negative pre-arrival PCR test.