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Malta to further ease Covid travel rules next week

Destinations
James Chapple
4 April 2022

Malta will further ease its Covid travel rules next week for arrivals from the UK and Ireland, including removing its quarantine requirement for non-fully vaccinated travellers.

Malta (Pictured: Ramla Bay) has further eased its Covid-19 rules for tourists

From 11 April visitors arriving from countries on Malta’s red list – including the UK and Ireland – will be able to enter on the basis of a negative PCR test for Covid-19 or a recovery certificate.


Test results must date from up to 72 hours prior to arrival, while recovery certificates must have been issued within the past 180 days.


The changes end the requirement for non-fully vaccinated arrivals to quarantine for 14 days on arrival, so long as they can meet one of the entry requirements.