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News on the Maldives


MALDIVES WELCOMES BACK FIRST TOURISTS

Joint Press Statement by the Ministry of Tourism,

Maldives Marketing & PR Corporation and Maldives Airports Company Ltd

After almost four months since the suspension of on-arrival tourist visas,
Maldives tourism industry has reopened with enhanced precautionary measures
against COVID-19. The first tourists arrived this morning onboard Qatar Airways
which landed in Velana International Airport (VIA). Connecting from various
countries, 107 foreigners and 24 Maldivians arrived on the first commercial
flight to land in Maldives since borders closed for tourists on 27th March 2020.

The momentous occasion was graced by the Minister of Transport and Civil
Aviation, Honorable Aishath Nahula, Acting Minister of Tourism, Uz. Fayyaz
Ismail, Acting Managing Director of the Maldives Airports Company Ltd (MACL),
Mr. Moosa Solih, Senior Dignitaries of Government and Industry Stakeholders. The
flight was welcomed by a water salute organized by MACL. As tourists disembarked
onto a beautiful day in the Maldives, they were warmly welcomed to the new
normal at VIA. Precautionary measures such as social distancing, minimal touch
points, frequent sanitization and mask wearing are in place to ensure the safety
of all visitors and staff at VIA.

The tourism sector is the worst hit of all major economic sectors with the
outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is especially true in the Maldives,
where tourism accounts for the majority of foreign exchange earnings.
Nevertheless, the health and safety of tourists and residents in the Maldives
have always been paramount and the resumption of the tourism industry was only
given the go ahead following extensive consultations with health professionals
and all stakeholders. A COVID-19 safe tourism guideline has been issued by the
Ministry of Tourism along with a certification program to ensure the safety and
hygiene standards of all tourism facilities which include accommodation,
transportation, airports and other related facilities. 

Resorts, hotels and liveaboards located on uninhabited islands are allowed to
resume operations from 15th July 2020 whereas hotels and guest houses located on
inhabited islands will be allowed to open from 1st August 2020. A total of 40
resorts are in operation as we reopen the borders today. With the gradual
lifting of travel restrictions and the resumption of flights around the
world, the Maldives is excited to once again welcome its shores to
travelers. The unique one island, one resort aspect of the tourism product,
which has always been sought after by visitors, and the naturally distanced
geographic formation of the islands is especially ideal as the world seeks new
ways to travel. 

Maldives registered a record breaking 1.7 million tourist arrivals in 2019, the
highest number of tourists to have visited Maldives in one year. H. E. President
Solih has announced a target of 850,000 visitors by the end of 2020.

Blog


EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER 02073171518/07851190546

02073171518

News on the Maldives


COVID-19 REGULATIONS

TRAVELLING TO THE MALDIVES

 * Tourists are not required to present a negative PCR Test to enter the
   Maldives.  
 * Tourists are not required to be vaccinated prior to entering the
   Maldives. However, unvaccinated tourists intending to stay at inhabited
   islands is liable to only consider the places where the vaccination coverage
   has been completed.
 * Tourists are not required to quarantine upon entry.  
 * A Traveller Health Declaration (THD) must be submitted by all
   travellers travelling to and from Maldives within 48 hours prior to their
   travel via http://imuga.immigration.gov.mv
 * Further information can be found
   at https://www.tourism.gov.mv/, https://covid19.health.gov.mv/guidance-for-international-travelers-to-the-maldives/?c=0 and https://immigration.gov.mv/faq-for-visiting-the-maldives/#

QUARANTINE & VACCINATION

 * Tourists are not required to quarantine upon arrival in the Maldives.


Resorts and Liveaboards

 * Vaccination is not compulsory. Please consult with your Resort/Liveaboard for
   individual regulations.


Guesthouses

 * Vaccination is required.
 * Tourists must check the vaccination coverage requirements of inhabited
   islands if unvaccinated.
 * Please check the status of islands here:
   https://immigration.gov.mv/tourist-visa/


RECOVERY FROM COVID-19

 * Positive recovered travellers must take a PCR test. Please see ‘Travelling to
   the Maldives’ section above for PCR test details.
 * A COVID-19 recovery pass/proof from a General Practitioner (GP)/National
   Health Service (NHS) or an official authority is accepted.
 * Further information can be found at
   https://covid19.health.gov.mv/guidance-for-positive-recovered-travelers/


LEAVING THE MALDIVES

 * Please consult with your Resort/Guesthouse for departure regulations.
 * All tourists must submit the Traveller Health Declaration (THD) when
   departing from the Maldives.
 * Please check the regulations of the country of return for their specific
   entry requirement.
 * Please check the travel regulations even if you have travelled to the
   Maldives in the past as it is updated frequently.

News on the Maldives


IMMIGRATION INTRODUCES TRAVELLER HEALTH DECLARATION

Amidst the reopening of the Maldives border on 15th July 2020, Maldives
Immigration introduces “Traveller Health Declaration” to expedite the process of
pre-arrival and pre-departure health information in accordance with the health
requirements of the Maldives. All travellers travelling to and from Maldives are
required to submit a self-declarative health declaration within 24 hours prior
to their travel.

Traveller Health Declaration has to be filled and submitted via the online
portal of Maldives Immigration, “Imuga”, imuga.immigration.gov.mv. It can also
be viewed by visiting the official website of Maldives
Immigration, www.immigration.gov.mv, and then selecting “Imuga” from the Menu
Bar.

All the travellers, including tourists, work visa and other visa holders, and
Maldivians have to submit the Traveller Health Declaration. The main objective
is to mitigate health risks and ease immigration procedures.

News on the Maldives


MALDIVES WELCOMES BACK FIRST TOURISTS

Joint Press Statement by the Ministry of Tourism,

Maldives Marketing & PR Corporation and Maldives Airports Company Ltd

After almost four months since the suspension of on-arrival tourist visas,
Maldives tourism industry has reopened with enhanced precautionary measures
against COVID-19. The first tourists arrived this morning onboard Qatar Airways
which landed in Velana International Airport (VIA). Connecting from various
countries, 107 foreigners and 24 Maldivians arrived on the first commercial
flight to land in Maldives since borders closed for tourists on 27th March 2020.

The momentous occasion was graced by the Minister of Transport and Civil
Aviation, Honorable Aishath Nahula, Acting Minister of Tourism, Uz. Fayyaz
Ismail, Acting Managing Director of the Maldives Airports Company Ltd (MACL),
Mr. Moosa Solih, Senior Dignitaries of Government and Industry Stakeholders. The
flight was welcomed by a water salute organized by MACL. As tourists disembarked
onto a beautiful day in the Maldives, they were warmly welcomed to the new
normal at VIA. Precautionary measures such as social distancing, minimal touch
points, frequent sanitization and mask wearing are in place to ensure the safety
of all visitors and staff at VIA.

The tourism sector is the worst hit of all major economic sectors with the
outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is especially true in the Maldives,
where tourism accounts for the majority of foreign exchange earnings.
Nevertheless, the health and safety of tourists and residents in the Maldives
have always been paramount and the resumption of the tourism industry was only
given the go ahead following extensive consultations with health professionals
and all stakeholders. A COVID-19 safe tourism guideline has been issued by the
Ministry of Tourism along with a certification program to ensure the safety and
hygiene standards of all tourism facilities which include accommodation,
transportation, airports and other related facilities. 

Resorts, hotels and liveaboards located on uninhabited islands are allowed to
resume operations from 15th July 2020 whereas hotels and guest houses located on
inhabited islands will be allowed to open from 1st August 2020. A total of 40
resorts are in operation as we reopen the borders today. With the gradual
lifting of travel restrictions and the resumption of flights around the
world, the Maldives is excited to once again welcome its shores to
travelers. The unique one island, one resort aspect of the tourism product,
which has always been sought after by visitors, and the naturally distanced
geographic formation of the islands is especially ideal as the world seeks new
ways to travel. 

Maldives registered a record breaking 1.7 million tourist arrivals in 2019, the
highest number of tourists to have visited Maldives in one year. H. E. President
Solih has announced a target of 850,000 visitors by the end of 2020.

Blog


EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER 02073171518/07851190546

02073171518

News on the Maldives


COVID-19 REGULATIONS

TRAVELLING TO THE MALDIVES

 * Tourists are not required to present a negative PCR Test to enter the
   Maldives.  
 * Tourists are not required to be vaccinated prior to entering the
   Maldives. However, unvaccinated tourists intending to stay at inhabited
   islands is liable to only consider the places where the vaccination coverage
   has been completed.
 * Tourists are not required to quarantine upon entry.  
 * A Traveller Health Declaration (THD) must be submitted by all
   travellers travelling to and from Maldives within 48 hours prior to their
   travel via http://imuga.immigration.gov.mv
 * Further information can be found
   at https://www.tourism.gov.mv/, https://covid19.health.gov.mv/guidance-for-international-travelers-to-the-maldives/?c=0 and https://immigration.gov.mv/faq-for-visiting-the-maldives/#

QUARANTINE & VACCINATION

 * Tourists are not required to quarantine upon arrival in the Maldives.


Resorts and Liveaboards

 * Vaccination is not compulsory. Please consult with your Resort/Liveaboard for
   individual regulations.


Guesthouses

 * Vaccination is required.
 * Tourists must check the vaccination coverage requirements of inhabited
   islands if unvaccinated.
 * Please check the status of islands here:
   https://immigration.gov.mv/tourist-visa/


RECOVERY FROM COVID-19

 * Positive recovered travellers must take a PCR test. Please see ‘Travelling to
   the Maldives’ section above for PCR test details.
 * A COVID-19 recovery pass/proof from a General Practitioner (GP)/National
   Health Service (NHS) or an official authority is accepted.
 * Further information can be found at
   https://covid19.health.gov.mv/guidance-for-positive-recovered-travelers/


LEAVING THE MALDIVES

 * Please consult with your Resort/Guesthouse for departure regulations.
 * All tourists must submit the Traveller Health Declaration (THD) when
   departing from the Maldives.
 * Please check the regulations of the country of return for their specific
   entry requirement.
 * Please check the travel regulations even if you have travelled to the
   Maldives in the past as it is updated frequently.

News on the Maldives


IMMIGRATION INTRODUCES TRAVELLER HEALTH DECLARATION

Amidst the reopening of the Maldives border on 15th July 2020, Maldives
Immigration introduces “Traveller Health Declaration” to expedite the process of
pre-arrival and pre-departure health information in accordance with the health
requirements of the Maldives. All travellers travelling to and from Maldives are
required to submit a self-declarative health declaration within 24 hours prior
to their travel.

Traveller Health Declaration has to be filled and submitted via the online
portal of Maldives Immigration, “Imuga”, imuga.immigration.gov.mv. It can also
be viewed by visiting the official website of Maldives
Immigration, www.immigration.gov.mv, and then selecting “Imuga” from the Menu
Bar.

All the travellers, including tourists, work visa and other visa holders, and
Maldivians have to submit the Traveller Health Declaration. The main objective
is to mitigate health risks and ease immigration procedures.

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STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF SIR DAVID AMESS.


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MALDIVES WELCOMES BACK FIRST TOURISTS


AMBASSADOR SHIAAN ISSUES A STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO CHANGES ON THE UK GOVERNMENT
WEBSITE REGARDING TRAVEL ADVICE FOR TOURISTS VISITING THE MALDIVES


COVID-19 REGULATIONS


ANNOUNCEMENT TO PROCURE VEHICLE FOR THE HIGH COMMISSION OF REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES
IN LONDON


STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF SIR DAVID AMESS.


IMMIGRATION INTRODUCES TRAVELLER HEALTH DECLARATION


MALDIVES WELCOMES BACK FIRST TOURISTS


AMBASSADOR SHIAAN ISSUES A STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO CHANGES ON THE UK GOVERNMENT
WEBSITE REGARDING TRAVEL ADVICE FOR TOURISTS VISITING THE MALDIVES


COVID-19 REGULATIONS


ANNOUNCEMENT TO PROCURE VEHICLE FOR THE HIGH COMMISSION OF REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES
IN LONDON


STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF SIR DAVID AMESS.


IMMIGRATION INTRODUCES TRAVELLER HEALTH DECLARATION

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In addition to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island, the High
Commission of Maldives in London is also the accredited Embassy to France and
Spain. 

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