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With effect from October 1, inbound travellers to South Korea will no longer be required to take an on-arrival PCR test. Currently, incoming visitors need ...

We expect another wave in winter, but we will finally overcome the virus through thorough preparations.”

On the pandemic front. Come tomorrow that is October 1st those entering South Korea from abroad will not be required to take the post-arrival PCR test.

Yet the country might reintroduce post-entry testing if there is a need to strengthen the entry checks, for example if a subvariant with a high fatality rate occurs." Visitors should wear their masks and refrain from eating if possible." "Starting October 1st 12AM, South Korea is to lift the post-entry PCR test requirement.

The PCR tests mandatory upon arrival in Korea are no longer required for travelers into the country starting this Saturday, the country's health authorities ...

Anyone showing symptoms of Covid-19 infection within three days of their arrival in the country can still be tested for free at one of the public health centers throughout the country. “All mandatory PCR tests for inbound travelers will be lifted starting Oct. PCR tests no longer required after arrival to Korea starting Saturday

SEOUL, Sept. 30 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will remove a COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (...

Currently, a PCR test is a must for inbound travelers within the first 24 hours of their entry into the country. Earlier this month, it removed the mandatory pre-entry testing requirement for inbound travelers. 30 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will remove a COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing requirement for inbound travelers on the first day of their arrival amid the waning virus wave, authorities said Friday.

Earlier this month, South Korea removed the mandatory pre-departure testing requirement for outbound travellers.

We expect another wave in winter, but we will finally overcome the virus through thorough preparations,” Lee said. Currently, a PCR test is a must for inbound travellers within the first 24 hours of their entry into the country. South Korea will lift a Covid-19 PCR testing requirement for inbound travellers on the first day of their arrival amid the waning wave of the pandemic, authorities said on Friday.

SEOUL: South Korea will remove the COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing requirement for inbound travellers starting from Oct 1 (Saturday), ...

We expect another wave in winter, but we will finally overcome the virus through thorough preparations," Lee said. It decreased to 0.9 per cent in September, from 1.3 per cent the previous month. The proportion of infections from overseas has also dropped.

SEOUL, Sept. 30 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will remove a COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing requirement for inbound travelers on the first day of ...

We expect another wave in winter, but we will finally overcome the virus through thorough preparations," Lee said. On Friday, the country reported 28,497 new COVID-19 infections, compared with 29,097 cases a week earlier. Earlier this month, South Korea removed the mandatory pre-entry testing requirement for inbound travelers.