Since November 15, Cambodia has opened borders for vaccinated foreign tourists vacationers. The newspaper Phnom Penh Post writes about this with reference to the instructions of the Prime Minister of the country, Hun Sen.
It is specified that from November 15, foreign tourists vaccinated against COVID-19 will be able to enter the kingdom without compulsory observation of two weeks of isolation.
“Cambodia is almost completely vaccinated, covering about 88 percent of the total population of about 16 million people. In this connection, quarantine is no longer required – with the exception of those who have not been vaccinated. They still need to undergo a 14-day quarantine, as before, “the politician said.
In addition, the Prime Minister noted that upon arrival in the country, all travelers are required to pass a PCR test, after which they will be able to move freely through the territory of the state.
Earlier it was reported that from Monday, November 15, Israel will open its borders to foreign tourists vaccinated with the Russian vaccine against the Sputnik V coronavirus. Thus, travelers will be able to enter the country, provided that they have not visited the country from the “red list” for COVID-19 in the last 14 days.