Where in the world can I travel with a COVID vaccine passport?

6/23/2021 6:08:17 PM

Adding an answer based on IATA’s COVID travel page. You can find the full text of the exemption on the IATA page, only adding the country names here for brevity.

Anyone in the world can go

  1. Georgia. See the official government website of Georgia for additional reference.

  2. Guatemala

  3. Lebanon

  4. Moldova

  5. Belize

  6. Ecuador

  7. Montenegro

  8. El Salvador

  9. Eritrea

  10. Maldives

  11. Bahamas

  12. Antigua and Barbuda

  13. Iceland. The official Icelandic page on border control includes a very detailed description of what’s acceptable.

  14. Kosovo

  15. Turks and Caicos

  16. Uruguay

  17. UAE

  18. Jordan

  19. Uganda

  20. Zambia

  21. Germany (From June 25, 2021; Not applicable to travelers coming from areas flagged as areas of variant of concern by the German RKI)

Only citizens of select countries can go

  1. All EU/EEA countries – varying conditions as to what certificates are accepted but generally only EU/EEA citizens may enter using them. There are some exceptions for US and Israeli citizens and more are likely to open up soon.

Benefits apply only to local citizens/residents

  1. Israel

  2. Turkmenistan

  3. Qatar

  4. Serbia

  5. Kuwait

  6. Sri Lanka

  7. Hong Kong

  8. South Korea

  9. Turkey

  10. Samoa

  11. Saudi Arabia

  12. Uruguay


Any official vaccination certificates seem to be acceptable, as long as vaccinations from your nation are recognized by the country you are entering. I.e. Iceland accepts the US-issued CDC vaccine certificates.

2/17/2021 6:07:49 AM

thepointsguy.com provides a list of countries that have a vaccination passport, as well as details for each country as to what the vaccination passport allows:

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