
Fully vaccinated exempt from pre-departure RT-PCR test in UAE, says Air India Express
India Today
Travellers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are now exempted from pre-departure RT-PCR test if they have received both doses of Covid-19 vaccines in India, Air India Express said.
Travellers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are now exempted from pre-departure RTPCR test if they have received both doses of Covid-19 vaccines in India, Air India Express said in a statement on Saturday.
The new guidelines are applicable to only those passengers who are travelling from UAE and have completed the primary course of vaccination in India. The UAE was not on India's list of countries exempted from pre-departure Covid-19 testing.
"Passengers who have completed the full vaccination schedule of both doses in India are exempted from RT-PCR testing prior to departure from travel to India from UAE," the airlines said.
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Essentially, this relaxation benefits visitors from India to the UAE on their return trip.

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