THE BOTTOM - Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten are no longer seen as high risk. As of today, these islands are no longer subject to the special measures that the Public Entity Saba (OLS) had drawn up for high-risk countries.
As of today, travelers must be able to demonstrate a PCR test that is up to 72 hours old or an antigen test that is up to 48 hours old to enter Saba. The passengers who are not vaccinated must be quarantined for five days. Everyone must be able to show an approved electronic health authorization system (EHAS) form.
The OLS says that if the circumstances surrounding Covid-19 change, they can adjust the condition at any time.