COVID-19 TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
2021 NPC WORLDWIDE BERMUDA PRO QUALIFIER AND PRO BIKINI OPEN, BIKINI MASTERS OVER 35, OVER 40, PRO WELLNESS OPEN.
COVID 19 requirements:
You must be fully vaccinated and your last vaccine must be taken at least 2 weeks prior to travel to Bermuda and need to have negative PCR test taken no longer then 3 days before travel to avoid quarantine for 14 days.
If you are not fully vaccinated you have to quarantine for 14 days even if you have negative PCR test.
If you don’t have PCR test and you travel to Bermuda, you can take rapid test at Airport in Bermuda.
All Visitors, 2-years-old and older, must apply for and complete a Bermuda COVID-19 Travel Authorisation 1 to 3 days prior to arriving in Bermuda in order to travel to the island. Failure to do so could result in repatriation to the gateway city.
Date of the test must be no more than 4 days of arrival. For example if you are arriving on the 6th June, a test is valid starting from the 2nd June. The day of the test is considered day 0.
TEST RESULT MUST BE NEGATIVE!
Test type must be a PCR test.
Note: The COVID-19 PCR test cannot be an antigen or antibody test. It must be a PCR test - either RT or Rapid PCR.
COVID 19 requirements:
You must be fully vaccinated and your last vaccine must be taken at least 2 weeks prior to travel to Bermuda and need to have negative PCR test taken no longer then 3 days before travel to avoid quarantine for 14 days.
If you are not fully vaccinated you have to quarantine for 14 days even if you have negative PCR test.
If you don’t have PCR test and you travel to Bermuda, you can take rapid test at Airport in Bermuda.
All Visitors, 2-years-old and older, must apply for and complete a Bermuda COVID-19 Travel Authorisation 1 to 3 days prior to arriving in Bermuda in order to travel to the island. Failure to do so could result in repatriation to the gateway city.
Date of the test must be no more than 4 days of arrival. For example if you are arriving on the 6th June, a test is valid starting from the 2nd June. The day of the test is considered day 0.
TEST RESULT MUST BE NEGATIVE!
Test type must be a PCR test.
Note: The COVID-19 PCR test cannot be an antigen or antibody test. It must be a PCR test - either RT or Rapid PCR.