Georgian citizens traveling to Latvia not to be placed under mandatory quarantine
On June 30, the Council of the European Union approved a list of so-called green countries and Georgia is among the countries to which the EU has opened its borders starting July 1. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Georgian citizens traveling to Latvia will not have to be placed under mandatory quarantine on arrival. They also do not need to be tested for the coronavirus.
However, this will not apply to Georgian citizens traveling to Latvia from so-called ‘red countries’ where the pandemic is still raging.
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Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava stated earlier today that once Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and France open borders for Georgian citizens, Georgians will neither have to be placed under mandatory quarantine, nor to be tested for COVID-19.
On June 30, the Council of the European Union approved a list of so-called green countries and Georgia is among the countries to which the EU has opened its borders starting July 1.