Trinidad and Tobago Removes Travel Application Requirement

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 5, 2022

Trinidad and Tobago is no longer requiring travelers to complete its TTravel Pass application form.

All travelers must still present proof of a negative PCR or antigen test result within 48 hours of entry into Trinidad and Tobago.

The move took effect June 1.

Passengers who don’t present proof of a negative test will be required to enter state-supervised quarantine upon arrival. They can only be released from quarantine with a negative PCR or antigen test.

For more, visit Trinidad.

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