Saudi Arabia lifts major sanctions on coronavirus control According to the Saudi Press Agency, the official news agency of Saudi Arabia, t...
Saudi Arabia lifts major sanctions on coronavirus control
According to the Saudi Press Agency, the official news agency of Saudi Arabia, the official sources of the Ministry of Interior said that measures such as social distance in the kingdom, wearing a mask outside are no longer necessary.
According to Twitter accounts, Masjid al-Haram and Masjid al-Nabawi will open at full capacity during Ramadan.
The only condition for visitors and pilgrims is to be vaccinated against the corona virus.
In addition, vaccinated children over the age of 5 will also be allowed to enter the Haram, however, children under the age of 5 will be allowed to enter the premises of mosques.
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In addition, the condition of performing prayers in Masjid-ul-Haram and seeking permission to visit Masjid-ul-Nabawi has been abolished and it will suffice to show 'vaccinated' on Tawaklana application.
However, it is still obligatory to seek permission to perform prayers in Umrah and Roza Rasool.
The following is the list of common coronavirus bans in Saudi Arabia:
The condition of keeping social distance in all mosques including Masjid-ul-Haram, Masjid-e-Nabawi has been abolished. However, wearing masks inside mosques is still mandatory.
Social distance was also abolished in all open and closed places, activities and celebrations.
It will no longer be necessary to wear a mask in open places, but it is still necessary to wear a mask in closed places.
PCR and rapid antigen tests will no longer be required for travelers arriving in Saudi Arabia.
Travelers arriving in the country will not need to be quarantined at institutional or in-house.
There are also direct flights from Saudi Arabia to South Africa, Namibia, Bosutovanam, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Estonia, Mozambique, Malawi, Mauritius, Zambia, Madagascar, Angola, Seychelles, Comoros, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Afghanistan. The ban has also been lifted.
However, all visitors to the country on any type of visit visa will be required to obtain insurance to cover the cost of treatment for any corona virus infection.
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