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@Tourism_gov_za Foreigners that were visa exempt before covid, will not now go to embassies to apply for visas and endure all that hassle. They will simply choose another country to spend their money in. Do you really want to save our tourism industry? Doesnโt look like it! @alanwinde
@GovernmentZA Foreigners that were visa exempt before covid, will not now go to embassies to apply for visas and endure all that hassle. They will simply choose another country to spend their money in. Do you really want to save our tourism industry? Doesnโt look like it!
@GovernmentZA@Dotransport@MbalulaFikile Foreigners that were visa exempt before covid, will not now go to embassies to apply for visas and endure all that hassle. They will simply choose another country to spend their money in. Do you really want to save our tourism industry? Doesnโt look like it!
The risk-based approach for international travel is a major blow for the tourism sector.
The safety precautions of a 72 hours PCR test and screening protocols should be applied across the board, regardless of reasons for travel and country of origin๐
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@alanwinde@Wesgro@DavidMaynier@WesternCapeGov Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@Tourism_gov_za Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@GovernmentZA Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa? @jsteenhuisen@alanwinde@Our_DA
@News24@CebohNyambose Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@DrZweliMkhize Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@AyandaAllieP @MbalulaFikile Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@EsethuOnDuty@MbalulaFikile Kindly clarify! So someone from high risk can travel to low risk for 10days, obtain negative covid test and travel insurance and will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped at immigration upon arrival in SA with a visitors visa?
@DIRCO_ZA Kindly clarify! So a person traveling from high risk to low risk country and spending 10days there. Having a covid test done and has travel insurance. This person will be allowed into SA. Their passport will be stamped with a visitors visa on arrival at immigration at SA airport?
@Tourism_gov_za @mmKubayiNgubane @CapeTalk Kindly clarify! If someone from High risk travels to low risk country for 10days, has covid test done and has travel insurance. They will be allowed into SA. Their passports will be stamped with visitors visa on arrival at immigration at the airport?
@PandorNaledi Kindly help us to clarify the following. The minister said that people from high risk countries can travel to low risk countries, stay for 10days and will be allowed to enter SA. So to my understanding, these people will receive their visas on arrival in SA?!