Turks and Caicos’ New Testing Rules; Antibody or Home Based Tests No Longer Accepted

As of 28JUL, all travellers looking to go to Turks and Caicos must now present a negative PCR or antigen test result taken and received within three days before travel. Previously, the requirement was five days. Antibody or home-based COVID-19 tests will now no longer be accepted. Travellers going to the region must also need to have medical or travel insurance that covers med-evac as well to complete a health screening questionnaire.

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