The latest news on entry and exit of various countries in June 2021

Nowadays, many people must be very concerned about immigration issues. After all, the fall semester is coming soon, and many friends who plan to study abroad must also want to go to other countries now. So, let’s take a look at the relevant entry and exit policies.

: On June 9, local time in France, France launched the third phase of "unblocking" and put health passes into use

, launching the third phase of "unblocking" and further opening up restaurants and businesses. and cultural venues, shortening curfew hours. France's health pass will come into use on the same day.

The third phase of "unblocking" aims to further resume economic activities. Restaurants can open indoor areas starting from the 9th, with a limit of 6 people per table. Customers will be limited to a maximum of half of indoor seating capacity; restaurants’ outdoor decks can be fully open. Commercial places such as bookstores and shopping malls can accommodate more customers.

In addition, the occupancy rate of cinemas and theaters has been increased from 35% to 65%; museums can also increase the number of visitors, and each visitor must have 4 square meters of space; amusement parks can gradually reopen, and tourists The number does not exceed 50% of the total carrying capacity; the start of the daily curfew is postponed from 9 pm to 11 pm.

The French "Health Pass" was put into use on the 9th, aiming to allow people to participate in various gatherings of more than 1,000 people, such as exhibitions, sports competitions, etc. The pass can be obtained through a mobile app QR code to prove that the pass holder has been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or has tested negative for COVID-19.

The German Parliament extended the national epidemic status until the end of September

The German Bundestag passed a resolution on June 11 to extend the current national epidemic for three months to the end of September. This is the fourth time Germany has extended this status since March 2020. The state allows German states to continue to take various epidemic prevention measures allowed by the "Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Act".

Currently, the COVID-19 epidemic has been significantly alleviated in Germany. The official "seven-day average number of newly diagnosed infections per 100,000 people" used to measure the severity of the epidemic has been declining for several days in a row.

On the same day, the German government stated that although the number of new confirmed cases and hospitalizations was declining, the COVID-19 epidemic was not over yet and there was a risk of mutated strains.

However, despite the prolongation of the epidemic in China, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on the same day that it would cancel the "new crown pneumonia risk area" travel warning for nearly 100 countries from July 1. German Foreign Minister Maas said that after months of lockdown, we are finally starting to return to normal, including travel.

At the same time, Germany has also resumed holding large-scale events. During the European Cup, Munich's Allianz Arena will welcome 14,000 fans to watch the game. Public health expert Lauterbach believes that the European Cup is unlikely to cause a new epidemic, but sporadic infections may occur.

Greece announced a new tourism policy. Tourists who have received these vaccines can enter the country

According to Greece's "China-Greece Times" report, recently, the Greek New Crown Pneumonia Expert Committee stated that it decided to approve the addition of Pfizer, In addition to Madena, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines, some vaccination certificates for other COVID-19 vaccines are used as valid documents for entry into Greece.

According to reports, specifically, the vaccines accepted by the Greek authorities include: the United States’ Novax vaccine, Russia’s “Sputnik V” vaccine, China’s Sinovac vaccine, China’s Sinopharm vaccine, and China’s Cornino Biologics. vaccine. Tourists who have received the above-mentioned vaccines do not need to show a nucleic acid test certificate when going to Greece.

Japan plans to relax reservation restrictions with 80% of the remaining places in mass vaccination centers

According to the "Central News Agency" report, the Japanese government has opened new vaccination centers in Tokyo and Osaka in order to speed up the vaccination against COVID-19. Large-scale vaccination centers have been established. However, there are a large number of vacant rooms from June 14 to 27, about 80% of which have not yet been booked. The Japanese government plans to relax restrictions on the place of residence and age of vaccine recipients.

According to reports, the Tokyo venue is currently open to people over 65 years old living in the three prefectures of the metropolitan area (Tokyo, Tama, Chiba, and Kanagawa), and the Osaka venue is open to the three prefectures of the Kansai region (Osaka, Kyoto, It is open to people over 65 years old in Hyogo.

The Japanese government plans to relax the conditions for making an appointment for vaccination, and has decided that people traveling to Tokyo and Osaka on business can get vaccinated.

In addition, large-scale vaccination centers are currently only online

According to the policy, conditional entry visa exemption measures will be implemented for immigrants from July 1. Specifically, if they complete the same country abroad. 14 days after receiving the prescribed dose of vaccine, you can apply for exemption from entry quarantine when traveling to South Korea. Korean citizens who have completed vaccination abroad can also be exempted from entry quarantine when visiting immediate relatives in South Korea. However, the relevant policies do not include those who are recognized by the Korean government. Immigrants from countries where COVID-19 has mutated, including South Africa, Brazil, Chile, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, Tanzania and other 13 countries. In addition, the COVID-19 vaccine received abroad must be approved for emergency use by the World Health Organization. Vaccines, including Pfizer, Gensan, Madena, AstraZeneca and two Chinese vaccines - Sinopharm vaccine and Sinovac vaccine

According to the South Korean health department, starting from May 5. , South Korea implements quarantine exemption measures for people who have completed vaccination in South Korea after leaving the country. This new policy is a further improvement to the entry quarantine measures.

South Korea: Overseas vaccine recipients will start from July 1st

Phuket will open on July 1st.

On the evening of June 12, local time, Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha revealed on his personal social networking page that Bangkok, the third hardest-hit area by the new coronavirus epidemic in Thailand, will open museums, parks/botanical gardens, beauty clinics, and massage parlors ( Only five types of venues, including foot massage and manicure and tattoo shops, will be officially implemented on June 14. In addition, Phuket in southern Thailand will officially open to foreign tourists on July 1. Prayuth Chan-ocha said that the Thai government made this decision after trying to balance the relationship between the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic and economic development. Since the third outbreak of the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic in Thailand in early April this year, the epidemic has not eased, especially. It is the Thai capital Bangkok and its surrounding areas.

Thailand Prime Minister: Bangkok will open five types of places

The Malaysian government announced on June 11 that due to the number of new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in a single day. Still at a high level, the government decided to extend the "comprehensive blockade" measures originally scheduled to be implemented from the 14th to the 28th of this month.

Ismail Sabri Yacob, the Minister of Defense responsible for coordinating epidemic prevention and control. Bu issued a statement that day, saying that considering that the number of new cases in a single day is still more than 5,000 at this stage, the government has decided to extend the current epidemic prevention measures for two weeks.

Due to the rapid spread of the epidemic, Malaysia will start from June 1. A nationwide "comprehensive lockdown" was implemented, suspending economic and social activities except for basic service sectors. Starting from the 1st, the number of new cases in Malaysia in a single day has decreased, but it is still more than 5,000.

Malaysia extends "comprehensive blockade" measures

Recently, after three waves of the COVID-19 epidemic, many provinces in Canada are gradually unblocking and restarting their economies. On June 11, Ontario, which has the highest cumulative number of reported cases in the country, entered the list. The first step in a three-step reopening plan.

Under Ontario's plan, 60 per cent of adults could receive at least one dose and wait two weeks before the first reopening. At this stage, low risk. Areas can resume outdoor activities with limited numbers of people, and the catering industry can resume open-air dining area services. At present, more than 73% of residents in the province have received the first dose of vaccine, and more than 11% of residents have completed two doses of vaccine. Vaccination.

Under Ontario's plan, each step of reopening will last at least 21 days if the set vaccination rate is reached by then and other public health indicators are trending well. One step.

Since the end of May, many Canadian provinces have implemented phased reopening measures or announced their own reopening roadmaps. In British Columbia, restaurants and some gatherings have resumed. , the curfew in place since early January has been lifted. New Brunswick plans to enter the second phase of reopening in July, when vaccinated travelers from outside the province will be exempted from mandatory quarantine.

Canada. The public health department stated that currently, all seven-day rolling averages of new daily cases, hospitalization cases, severe cases, and daily deaths across the country are steadily declining, indicating that good progress has been made in epidemic control.

However, the health department has repeatedly warned recently that the highly contagious new coronavirus variant code-named "Delta" is g

Recently, the Canadian federal government also announced that starting from early July Starting from now, Canadian citizens and permanent residents who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will not have to undergo a mandatory three-day hotel quarantine when flying back to Canada.