Afghanistan Nonessential travel may be still be discouraged, but May 10 marked the end of any Covid-related hurdles.

Albania After reinstating Covid-19 restrictions last September, this Balkan nation reopened its borders on May 1.

Andorra The tiny Pyrenees principality technically has no entry requirements, but with no airport, travelers are subject to the restrictions that France and Spain have imposed.

Argentina Travelers still need insurance and to fill out a statement, but as of April 7, that’s it.

Armenia No PCR tests or vaccination certificates are required to enter Armenia as of May 1.

Aruba The Caribbean nation removed all Covid entry requirements on March 19.

Austria One of Europe’s strictest countries relaxed all Covid and pretravel clearances on May 16.

Bahrain No documentation of testing or vaccination is needed as of Feb. 20.

Belgium With no “very high risk countries” noted as of May 23, all Covid considerations for entry have essentially been removed.

Bonaire As of April 20, the final ABC island returns to its pre-pandemic travel requirements except for a health declaration.

Bulgaria On May 1, Bulgaria lifted all Covid document requirements to enter the country.

Chile All travelers can enter as of April 14, but insurance is required and one may still be subject to random tests upon arrival.

Congo Joined neighboring Gabon in ending all Covid entry requirements on May 5.

Costa Rica Eliminated the final health pass and travel insurance requirement, even for unvaccinated visitors, on April 1.

Croatia On May 1 the Adriatic hot spot reinstated the immigration requirements it had in place prior to the Covid pandemic.

Cuba As of April 6, travelers can enter freely provided they fill out a form and consent to the possibility of a random PCR test upon arrival.

Curaçao As of March 10, eliminated visitor testing for Covid upon arrival and again on the third day.

Czech Republic The country was one of the latest in Europe to completely reopen its borders on April 9.

Denmark Greenland aside, as of March 29, all remaining Covid restrictions to mainland Denmark were lifted irrespective of vaccination status.

Dominican Republic Travelers may still be subject to random tests, which you can skip if you’re vaccinated, but as of April 23, anyone is welcome with zero entry requirements.

El Salvador Covid entry regulations were lifted on Feb. 24.

Gabon As of March 16, it became the first African nation to suspend all Covid entry requirements.

Gibraltar As with the UK, this British overseas territory (and popular international airport) ended Covid restrictions on March 30.

Greece For at least four months this summer, the Mediterranean destination has suspended all Covid requirements for travelers, though it might reinstate them on Sept. 1 if case loads rise too high.

Grenada Effective April 4, dropped all entry requirements to the “Spice of the Caribbean.”

Hungary There are no longer any coronavirus-related travel restrictions as of March 7.

Iceland The country removed all Covid entry restrictions on Feb 25.

Ireland As of March 6, there are no travel restrictions.

Israel Travel insurance and passenger attestations are still required, but vaccination, PCR testing, and mask requirements were lifted on May 23.

Jamaica Testing requirements and mask mandates were scrapped on April 16.

Jordan Travelers haven’t needed proof of a Covid test as of March 1.

Kosovo Joined its Balkan neighbors in lifting Covid border requirements on May 1.

Kuwait On May 1 it became the latest Persian Gulf country to lift all Covid entry regulations, including traveler tracking forms.

Kyrgyzstan The “Land of Celestial Mountains” and first of the ’Stans reopened completely on May 1.

Latvia As of April 1, with no high-risk countries currently designated, Covid entry requirements for everyone have been lifted.

Liechtenstein The principality follows the same rules as Switzerland, below.

Lithuania Since May 1, travelers from any country of the world have not been subject to any Covid management requirements.

Madeira Travelers flying direct to the islands haven’t been subject to Portugal’s entry requirements—or any, for that matter—since May 4.

The Maldives Revoked its public health emergency on March 13, allowing free entry.

Mexico Has had no restrictions for much of the pandemic, but travelers may encounter health checks upon arrival.

Moldova Although the war in Ukraine brings new advisories, this former Soviet country ended all entry requirements on March 16.

Mongolia As of March 14, it became the first country in mainland Asia to open to all international travelers with no coronavirus health requirements.

Montenegro Requires no proof of a vaccine or test or passenger tracking form to travel to the nation as of March 10.

North Macedonia The Balkan nation once again removed all requirements as of April 21.

Norway As of Feb. 12, no testing, quarantining, or registration is needed.

Oman The sultanate lifted all remaining Covid restrictions at the border as well as indoor mask wearing on May 22.

Poland On March 28, all remaining Covid entry requirements and even domestic mask and quarantining rules were lifted.

Romania Lifted all Covid restrictions on March 16.

Saudi Arabia Removed its Covid-related entry requirements for holders of tourism visas on March 6.

Serbia One of the last remaining Balkan nations to have Covid restrictions at its borders lifted them on May 3.

Slovenia As of Feb. 19, there are no longer any coronavirus restrictions on entering the country.

Slovakia April 6 marked the dropping of all testing, vaccine, and quarantine requirements.

Sweden The ban on travelers from outside the EU was lifted April 1, reopening the country to all, sans requirements.

Switzerland Ended its previous system of categorizing countries or areas with a variant of concern and, on May 2, fully reopened its borders.

United Kingdom Scrapped its last remaining pandemic rules for international travel on March 18.

Vietnam Became the first country in South East Asia to fully open its borders on May 15, though travel insurance that covers Covid treatment is still required.

Yemen Although other travel advisories remain, Covid entry requirements were lifted on March 17.