Foreigners fully vaccinated against the corona virus will be able to enter the United States from November 8.
According to the French news agency AFP, White House Assistant Press Secretary Kevin Munoz has tweeted that people who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus will be able to travel to the United States by land and air from November 8.
He said that the basis of this policy is the health of the people. Under the new policy, fully vaccinated people will have to undergo tests and contact tracing.
To combat the Corona virus epidemic, the United States has banned the entry of unnecessary travelers from land borders since March 2020.
The then-President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on non-US travelers from China in January 2020 and has since imposed sanctions on other countries.
Allies have welcomed the US move to lift travel restrictions.
Travelers from around the world could not enter the United States due to travel restrictions.
The White House announced Tuesday that it would lift sanctions on fully vaccinated people in Canada and Mexico in early November.
Unvaccinated people from Canada and Mexico will still be barred from entering the United States. Canada has allowed unlicensed travel to fully vaccinated people in the United States since August 9.
