Barbados ends all Covid related travel protocols
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As of midnight on 22 September 2022, all COVID-19-related travel protocols ended in Barbados.
Whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, there are no testing requirements to enter Barbados.
The wearing of masks, in general, will now become optional with the exception of select areas, including healthcare facilities. Mask wearing remains mandatory for those with active COVID-19.
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