Mozambique withdraws requirement for vaccination certificate and Covid-19 test for travelers entering the country

The spokesman for the Council of Ministers of Mozambique, Filimão Suaze, quoted today by the daily Notícias, said that the rapid test for Covid-19 at the entrance into the country will also no longer be required for travelers who do not present the certificate of vaccination.

The isolation imposed on people who test positive for Covid-19 will also be lifted, Suaze added.

People who enter the country with symptoms of Covid-19 will also no longer be required to take the test.

“The easing of restrictions imposed by the pandemic is an international trend and aims to boost tourism,” said the spokesman for Mozambique’s Council of Ministers.

With information from Lusa

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