Does the COVID-19 negative test order apply to land border crossings?
No, the requirements of this Order only apply to air travel into the US.
Can I get an exemption or waiver to the COVID-19 testing requirement?
Exemptions may be granted on an extremely limited basis when emergency travel (like an emergency medical evacuation) must occur to preserve someone’s life, health against a serious danger, or physical safety and testing cannot be completed before travel.
Who is required to get a COVID-19 test when entering the US?
CDC issued an Order (amended October 25, 2021) that requires all air passengers aged two years and older coming to the United States, including U.S. citizens and those who are fully vaccinated, to present a negative COVID-19 test result from a nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT) or antigen test (“viral test”).
What are the new regulations for flying across the border?
General aviation aircraft flying across a border into or out of the United States will have to meet new security requirements under regulations developed by the Department of Homeland Security. They call for submitting passenger manifests and other information at least 60 minutes prior to takeoff to or from a foreign port or place.
How old do you have to be to cross the border with your child?
Because of this, border officials may ask you several detailed questions regarding the minor crossing the border with you. Required documents for children under age 16. Border Crossing Without Parents/With Legal Guardian. Traveling with only one parent (required documentation)
What do you need to cross the border into Canada?
To enter Canada via land or water, they will be required to present proof of citizenship such as a birth certificate or a passport.
What kind of iD do you need to cross the border in San Diego?
Knowing which ID to bring depends upon your method of travel (air, land, or sea). Voter’s registration card, military ID, driver’s license and social security cards are not considered valid forms of citizenship identification. For more information on the San Diego ‒ Tijuana border crossing, visit Smart Border Coalition.