This blog is co-written by Eric
Noble-Marks (Harvard Law Student and Summer Law
Student for Moodys Tax)
Have you heard the rumours? According to reports in several media outlets, Prime
Minister Trudeau is preparing to loosen quarantine requirements for
fully vaccinated travellers.
Since early 2020, most travellers to Canada have faced required
PCR Covid testing prior to travel and a mandatory 14-day quarantine
upon arrival in Canada. Furthermore, most travellers entering via
air have faced a compulsory three-day hotel quarantine in addition
to the requirements above. While not officially confirmed by the
Canadian government, with case numbers falling and vaccination
rates rising, several media outlets are reporting that, as early as
June 22, Trudeau is preparing to loosen the quarantine requirement
for travellers who are fully vaccinated.
