Canada announced that from1October 30th, 165438, people who have completed the vaccination of China Sinopharm or Kexing vaccine will be exempted from quarantine.

Recently, many countries have updated their entry and exit strategies, including this Canadian one. It was announced on 19 that from 1 10.30, people who have been vaccinated with China Chinese medicine or Kexing vaccine can enter the country without isolation. So let's take a look at what Canada specifically said.

On June 9th165438+1October 30th, the Canadian government announced that people who had been vaccinated with China Sinopharm, Kexing or Indian Kovahin pneumonia vaccine could enter Canada without inspection.

Previously, Canada only recognized four COVID-19 vaccines, Pfizer, Medina, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson.

According to the announcement on the adjustment of immigration policy issued by the Canadian government on June 5438+09, any of the above seven vaccines had been vaccinated before entering the country on June 5438+065438+1October 30, and those who were vaccinated for more than 14 days were regarded as fully vaccinated travelers by the Canadian government. They should submit vaccination certificates and corresponding negative results of COVID-19 test, but isolation and testing are not required on the eighth day of entry.

The Canadian government also stipulates that travelers in Canada need to be vaccinated from165438+1October 30th. Negative test results will no longer be used as an alternative to vaccination, unless travelers cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons.

The Canadian government also requires that starting from June 5438+1October 15 next year, people who currently enjoy exemption from travel restrictions can only be allowed to enter the country after they have been fully vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine recognized by Canada. These people include family reunion,/kloc-overseas students over 0/8 years old, professional and amateur athletes, holders of valid work permits, truck drivers and other necessary service providers. A small number of uninoculated or unvaccinated foreigners are allowed to enter Canada, including agricultural and food processing workers, seafarers, refugees and some people under the age of 18, who need to undergo testing, quarantine and other entry requirements. Foreigners who have not been vaccinated or have not been vaccinated without exemption from inspection are prohibited from entering the country.