Lebanese, Jordanian citizens will be able to enter Georgia with negative PCR tests
Travelers looking to enter Georgia must also fill out a special electronic form which must indicate their travel history of the last 14 days and contact information. Photo:Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Lebanon and Jordan have been added to the list of countries whose citizens can enter Georgia with negative PCR tests, the coordination council decided today.
Citizens and residents of 40 countries can now enter Georgia with negative PCR tests, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs site says.
Those wishing to cross the border must present a negative PCR test conducted in the last 72 hours to enter the country.
They must conduct a PCR examination at their own expense on the third day after crossing the border as well.
Travellers looking to enter Georgia must also fill out a special electronic form which must indicate their travel history of the last 14 days and contact information.
From April 15, despite Covid vaccine passports, all Indian visitors entering Georgia will be required to present PCR test results from the proceeding 72 hours. After entering Georgia, individuals coming from India (regardless of their citizenship) will have to undergo mandatory 14-day quarantine, which should be financed by their own budget.
Hungarian airline Wizz Air and Kazakh airline FlyArystan will carry out regular flights from Georgia's western Kutaisi airport starting April and May, announces the Ministry of Economy of Georgia.
Travellers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus will be allowed to enter Georgia after presenting a negative PCR test from the past 72 hours at the border starting March 1, announces Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili.
Georgia has reported a total of 2,617 new cases of Covid-19 after conducting 43,394 tests over the last 24 hours. Out of the new 2,617 cases 1,485 were reported in Tbilisi.
Foreigners living in Georgia will be able to receive Covid-19 vaccines, the Georgian Ministry of Labour and Health announced earlier today.
Kazakh low-cost airline FlyArystan will carry out regular flights from Georgia’s western Kutaisi airport to Shymkent (Kazakhstan) starting July 14.
Georgian Health Minister Ekaterine Tikaradze has recommended that even vaccinated travellers entering Georgia should receive a Covid-19 test in the country. “…this is important to have guarantees that we are not dealing with falsified documentation. Testing should be a regulation, not a recommendation", she said.
Jordanian airline company Fly Jordan will resume flights to Georgia starting August 12, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency. Fly Jordan will connect the Jordanian capital of Amman to Georgia's Black Sea resort town of Batumi. The flights will be carried out until September 30 once a week, on Thursdays.
Business community, service providers, investors and entrepreneurs from different countries attended the Georgian International Business Forum in capital Tbilisi as the event wrapped up earlier on Friday, the Ministry of Economy announced on Friday.