Tahiti Reopens For Canadian Visitors

The Islands of Tahiti have designated Canada as a Green Zone, which means they are now able to welcome travelers from the destination. Additionally, from July 5th, travelers are exempt from quarantine to enter / re-enter Canada if vaccinated (though they do need to test and upload their vaccination card to the ArriveCAN app).

Requirements for Vaccinated Travellers:

The registration receipt from the ETIS* platform (please complete this application 30-60 days prior to departure)

A negative laboratory RT-PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure or an antigen test (allowing the detection of the "N" protein of the SARS-CoV-2) performed less than 48h prior to departure.

It is recommended to also bring the proof of vaccination document, if vaccinated

Children under 18 traveling with a vaccinated parent or legal guardian must take an additional test (provided on arrival) to be done at day 4 and day 8 which are to be deposited at their hotel or in a dedicated health centre.

For further information, please see here.

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