Many countries across the world have begun to ease travel restrictions and reopen their borders, and some have made the decision to welcome tourists from the US.
The United States has been hit hard by the coronavirus, however, and some countries are delaying their decision to accept American visitors.
Are Americans allowed to travel?
Yes. Even though the U.S. government has a level-4 “Avoid All Travel” advisory in place, American’s are allowed to leave the country as they wish. Upon return, some travelers may face a 14-day quarantine, depending on the state where they reside. Some states have no quarantine requirements.
Rules continue to change and some destinations may close to American tourists without notice. Potential travelers ought to check with local authorities before booking a trip to ensure entry.
List of countries welcoming US passport holders:
- Antigua and Barbuda – June 4
- Aruba – July 10
- Bahamas – July 1
- Barbados – July 12
- Bali (Indonesia) September 1
- Belize – August 15
- Bermuda – July 1
- Croatia – July 1
- Dominican Republic – July 1
- Dubai (UAE) – July 7
- French Polynesia – July 15
- Georgia – July 31
- Jamaica – June 15
- Maldives – July 15
- Malta – July 15
- Mexico – June 8
- North Macedonia – July 1
- Rwanda – June 17
- Serbia – May 22
- Sri Lanka – August 15
- St. Barths – June 22
- St. Lucia – June 4
- St. Maarten – July 14
- St. Vincent and The Grenadines – July 1
- Tanzania – June 1
- Turkey – June 12
- Turks and Caicos – July 22
- S. Virgin Islands – June 1
