Seychelles na-abịa ugbu a na ndepụta Red UK

1. The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has lifted its advice against all but essential travel to 47 destinations including the Seychelles.
2. Travelers will be able to obtain insurance for the destination, and the vaccinated are no longer required to take PCR tests or to quarantine.
3. This will provide a boost to the destination as well as its airlines and its travel industry partners.

Effective 4 am GMT, Monday, October 11, 2021, travelers from the UK, the Seychelles’ third major tourism source market, may once again visit the Indian Ocean island destination with travelers able to obtain insurance for the destination and the vaccinated no longer required to take PCR tests or to quarantine in an approved hotel on their return back home.

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has lifted its advice against all but essential travel to 47 destinations including the Seychelles as part of a simplified system for njem mba ofesi which has seen the replacement of the traffic light system with a single red list, and reduced testing requirements for eligible fully vaccinated travelers.

The Seychelles Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Sylvestre Radegonde has welcomed the move which comes ahead of the half term and winter holidays. “Moving off the UK red list is another important milestone in the recovery of the Seychelles tourism industry, and it will provide a boost to the destination as well as its airlines and its travel industry partners. We are delighted to welcome back our British visitors, the families and honeymooners back to our beautiful islands. UK has always been a strong market for Seychelles, ranking third in 2019 with 29,872 visitors, and we are optimistic that with this great news, we will start seeing them again in significant numbers. With the health and safety protocols adopted by tourism operators and establishments who have received official COVID-19 safe certification, our visitors are assured of a safe and enjoyable holiday.”

Visitors to Seychelles have to complete a travel authorization form here ma gosi ihe akaebe nke ule PCR na-adịghị mma 72 awa tupu njem gaa ebe.

Seychelles bụ otu n'ime ebe izizi mepere ndị ọbịa nke ọma n'agbanyeghị ọkwa ịgba ọgwụ mgbochi ọrịa na March gara aga na-eso mmemme ịgba ọgwụ mgbochi siri ike nke hụrụ ka a gbara ọtụtụ ndị bi na ya ọgwụ. Ugbu a, ọ malitela inye ndị okenye ọgwụ mgbochi ọrịa yana ịgba ndị na-eto eto ọgwụ mgbochi. Ọnụọgụ COVID-19 agbadala nke ukwuu n'izu ndị na-adịbeghị anya ebe ikpe ole na ole na-eme n'etiti ndị njem nlegharị anya.