Rob, where is the best place to track the curfew and any change in entry policy?
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Rob, where is the best place to track the curfew and any change in entry policy?
Below is one of the websites you can find the details regarding any curfew changes etc.
https://jis.gov.jm/
For entry into Jamaica...you are required to follow the rules and fill in the forms for travel authorization on the VisitJamaica website. They've been great with updating the entry requirements as they happen...
https://www.visitjamaica.com/travelauthorization/
There are other websites including the Prime Ministers page that can be followed but they often get convoluted or lack details needed.
We've been sorting through and contacting the correct authorities the last couple of years to keep everyone updated on Negril.com.
Anytime there's been updates to the entry into Jamaica, curfew changes etc...it's been announced here almost immediately.
You guys have been doing a great job. Much appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bnewb
thank you
Has there been any rumors about changing the requirement for a Covid test within 3 days of coming to Jamaica, or the type of test required?
I was told by the local testing place that PCR results are at least 4 days to get results and the rapid tests at pharmacies seem to be in very short supply. No problem getting the at home tests with video proctoring, but my understanding is Jamaica doesn't recognize those. Frustrating.
If you are talking about the ones that Wisconsin sends and you Fed Ex them for the results we did that last March and had no problems. The lab did have us write rush on the package. We had the results back within 24 hours of them receiving them and Jamaica had no problem with them
That was before the BIG Omicron https://negril.com/forum/images/icons/icon6.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Prism
last entry on the site said ten o'clock curfew until jan 14. assume still 10 ?
what's the crowd like these days would you say about 3/4 of the way back ?
Yes, still 10pm.... we will update it when it changes.
As far as getting back to pre-pandemic numbers, we are more like 30%, not 75% overall...