
Entry without vaccination: New Zealand lifts almost all CoV measures
No mandatory vaccination upon entry and testing now only voluntary: Corona measures are being lifted in New Zealand. New Zealand is lifting almost all Corona measures on the night of Tuesday (local time). Visitors travelling to the Pacific state will then no longer have to be vaccinated against the virus. The previous rule for those entering the country to be tested for the virus immediately upon arrival and on the fifth day of their stay will only apply on a voluntary basis. In addition, the mask requirement will no longer apply everywhere except in hospitals and retirement homes. "It is time to turn the page on our Covid-19 management and live without the extraordinary measures we have taken before," said Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Monday. The country closed its borders in March 2020 and initially pursued a strict zero-Covid strategy. It was not until this July that the country fully reopened. This is what the press reports.