16 Jul 2022 | 08:17 PM UTC
Namibia: Government lifts all remaining COVID-19-related restrictions as of July 15 /update 32
Namibia lifts all COVID-19-related restrictions as of July 15; proof of vaccination still required for entry by foreign travelers.
Event
The government of Namibia announced on July 15 that it had lifted all of the nation's remaining COVID-19-related restrictions. Authorities plan to switch from a containment approach to the virus to a mitigation strategy. Nevertheless, foreign travelers must still show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 in order to enter Namibia. The government in Windhoek also plans to step up its domestic vaccination program.
Officials could reimpose restrictions at any time with little-to-no notice depending on changes in disease activity.
Advice
Follow all official instructions. Consult with local authorities or diplomatic missions to confirm the current status of COVID-19-related regulations.
