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Saint Lucia drops all Covid entry requirements
The Government of Saint Lucia has now updated entry requirements with all remaining Covid–related requirements removed.
It applies to both vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers, meaning testing and vaccination requirements for entry are no longer necessary.
All arriving travellers must download, print, and complete the Health Screening Form in time for arrival in Saint Lucia which is available online at www.stlucia.org/covid-19
Around 90% of arriving visitors to Saint Lucia are fully vaccinated.
Whilst in Saint Lucia, the wearing of face masks is optional but remains highly recommended.
Face masks are only mandated if someone tests positive for Covid-19, has respiratory symptoms or is a direct contact of a positive case.
Masks are also required at health faxilities police and fire stations, attending religious ceremonies with large crowds of people in close contact, and in enclosed crowded environments and public transportation.
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