Mauritius last week removed the need for a day 5 antigen test during a holiday to Mauritius. This is for fully vaccinated travellers staying in a hotel or other accommodation on the island, including B&Bs, guest houses and villas.
The removal of the day 5 antigen test makes travelling to Mauritius even easier. Once holidaymakers have done a PCR test prior to flying to the island and a test on arrival in Mauritius (day 0), they no longer need to test unless symptomatic.
The removal of the day 5 antigen test allows guests to fully relax during their Mauritius holiday from day one.
Entry rules for fully vaccinated travellers
Staying in a hotel
Book a holiday through tour operator, travel agent or directly with the hotel reservation team
To enter Mauritius, Travellers must present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before departure
It is mandatory to arrange COVID-19 insurance health cover (Mauritian citizens, resident permit holders and occupational permit holders are exempted)
Travellers will be required to take an antigen test on arrival at their hotel (day 0). This may be chargeable, subject to traveller hotel policy
Travellers can explore the island after you receive a negative result from your antigen test on day 0
All travellers must fill out the mandatory health forms before or during your flight to Mauritius. To save time, traveller can fill out the All in One Travel Form
Staying in other accommodation
To enter Mauritius, travellers must present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before departure
It is mandatory to arrange COVID-19 insurance health cover (Mauritian citizens, resident permit holders and occupational permit holders are exempted)
Travellers will be required to take a free PCR test on arrival at the airport (day 0)
Travellers can explore the island after you receive a negative result from your PCR test on day 0
All travellers must fill out the mandatory health forms before or during your flight to Mauritius. To save time, traveller can fill out the All in One Travel Form
