Saudi Arabia announces new rules for travelers
The Saudi Civil Aviation Department says new regulations are being announced for passengers arriving from abroad. According to the lesson website, the department said that "these regulations apply to passengers coming from countries from where direct flights are allowed." The Civil Aviation Department said that "according to the new regulations, passengers arriving in Saudi Arabia who have not been vaccinated with the corona vaccine or have a dose of a certified vaccine in the country must be quarantined for five days upon arrival."
Such passengers will have to undergo PCR 72 hours before arrival and re-test 24 hours after arrival. "According to the status given in Tokalna, such passengers will have to be tested again on the fifth day of their arrival. If a negative result is found, their quarantine period will expire," he said. The agency said: "Passengers from countries flying directly to Saudi Arabia who have had a vaccine registered with the World Health Organization and unregistered in Saudi Arabia or unregistered with the World Health Organization and Saudi Arabia I have also taken two or one dose of unregistered vaccine. The rule for them is that they will undergo PCR 72 hours before arrival.
Upon arrival in Saudi Arabia, they will have to be quarantined for 5 days and after 24 hours they will have to undergo PCR again. "According to Tawaklana status in case of negative result, they will have to undergo PCR again on the fifth day. In case of negative result, their quarantine will end." "Separate rules have been set for children under the age of 18 with passengers," the agency said.
Children under the age of 18 will have to undergo house isolation for 5 days and those over the age of 8 will have to undergo PCR on the fifth day. "Children over the age of 18 have to quarantine the hotel as older passengers do." The agency said the new rules would take effect on Thursday, September 23, after 12 noon.
"After the quarantine period, passengers who have taken one dose of the vaccine will have to take another dose of the vaccine registered in the country," the agency said. "Passengers who have taken two doses of unregistered vaccine in the country will have to take an additional dose of the vaccine registered in the country after completing the quarantine period." "Passengers will register in the Qadoom app before arriving in Saudi Arabia." "Those whose PCR is positive during the period of cardiology will be dealt with in accordance with the regulations of the Ministry of Health." Civil Aviation Saudi Arabia Passenger Urdu News
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